I just want to welcome KimMeadow to the Dream Team Elite! She is an outstanding reviewer, one of the most thorough that I have ever seen and we LOVE her! So everyone please extend your warmest wishes to this lovely person. Also, thank you for looking out for RATS, which is my number one FEAR ( my only fear!) Snooper is petrified of snakes! We look out for each other, don't we, Dracyy? Thanx for updating me on the NO RATS situation! Anyway, this was a fantastic game, but it's EIPIX, so it's expected. The graphics were good, the cut-scenes decent, and loading was instantaneous between locations. The story was easy to follow and the gameplay was smooth. There was no journal, but objectives were updated regularly. You had a teleport map with marked tasks and objectives. Inventory was labeled, and there were plus items, always a favorite of mine. You got to use a fingerprint kit to unearth hidden clues. The HO scenes were varied, from lists to silhouettes to using one object to unlock another, etc. If you didn't want to play the HOS, you could play match-3 instead. There were puzzles embedded in the scenes too. I enjoyed the mini-games and puzzles; there was a nice variety. The only collectibles were treasure chests, which you earn coins for each one and get to decorate a room. There was a lot to do in this game, from concocting potions to assembling objects, to escaping from places. There were lots of extras, such as wallpapers, souvenir room, treasure chest hunt, which unlocked a bank vault, where you have a surprise to look forward to.The only reason I deducted a star was that I wish it had been longer, even with bonus adventure. Also the tap sensitivity was a bit off. But it really was not a glitchy game by any means! EIPIX knows what we like and they very rarely disappoint! This game was definitely worth playing!I send 💋❤️😘👍 to the Dream Team Elite and all the other gamers out there who love us!

The plot and setting was original and I'm happy there wasn't much in the way of the typical demonic stuff (the voodoo lady wasn't a big part of the story). Unfortunately, Eipix frequently relies on their old typical stand-by--many crazy containers with bizarre locks that require specific shapes to open them. Find shape, insert, repeat. This can get tiresome. Luckily, this game had other interesting factors that propelled the story and made me want to finish it. Also, the voice over narration was helpful in explaining what seemed to be a bit of a complex plot, which tends to happen when there are multiple characters...also, if you put down the game and go back to it later, it's easy to forget what's going on. Even though I much prefer the Awakening and Drawn approach, (where the player builds things and mixes stuff and creates new items in fun ways), this was entertaining nonetheless. Thanks for the good game!

This was a very fun and strong game with nice puzzles and plot. Also, it was cheap. But two problems. One, in many instances if you didn't drag the item to the exact spot it didn't recognize the piece. Meaning often you were sure a piece was correct, but since it wouldn't work you wasted much time. Second it seems like a lot of missing steps that you don't have to complete and you can't go back too finish things once you complete certain sections.

I really enjoyed this one- story is interesting, good mystery with no supernatural mumbo-jumbo unless you count the voodoo lady, and another character in the bonus chapter. Loved the historical setting- Spanish Colonial period in the Caribbean, I'm guessing. Enjoyed the HO puzzles, which are presented in a refreshingly different way, but they also give you the option to play a match-3 game instead if you absolutely hate HO puzzles. Even enjoyed the background music. Sorry to see The culprit end up in jail, though...found myself rooting for him 😀