The Lost Treasure for Pc

I’m not entirely sure exactly why, but this game was a lot of fun to play. It just seemed like it “clicked” for me (point-and-clicked😬). the app music was nice, though a bit repetitive. the app navigation was spot-on: movement was fast and precise, interaction with objects was a breeze, and tools worked as they should on the app first try (yay!). the app puzzles were of average difficulty. Many of them had to be solved sequentially as they depended on each other for certain clues, but that seemed to add to the app feeling of being on a journey. I also liked that not all objects had immediate application upon discovery; some things you found at the app beginning didn’t make sense until later in the app story. Additionally, some puzzles at the app start couldn’t be solved until much further into the app tale. For me, this helped give the app game a bit more complexity and a somewhat satisfying feeling as I finally figured out how to solve that puzzle that I nearly forgot about. Certainly one of the app more enjoyable of this genre that I’ve played, I whole-heartedly recommend this game and would consider investing in some of their other ones.

Really like this puzzle. Very addicting. Definitely worth the app cost. No obnoxious ADDS!!!! About the app same cost and much more enjoyable than an equivalent cost of a cup of coffee. Much more involved and interesting than the app relatively short/easy room puzzles. Lots of challenging puzzles to solve. Try to solve them without the app hints but sometimes a little overwhelming and a hint gets you over the app hump. Totally worth the app extra dollar for the app skip to parts of the app map feature as well as the app extra dollar for hints (and video reveals if you need a hand getting by a roadblock). Don’t be cheap with these, I promise you they are worth the app $2. Now, I’m bummed that I have to try to find something as good. It will be tough. Happy hunting!

If your screen isn’t clean, the app smudges will obscure some of the app clues that are well hidden. For first time users - great puzzle app (5 stars). For people that buy the app app and then try to let their family share in the app fun - not so great (3 stars). 5 stars if text can return once game is reset. I solved the app puzzle, but after I completed it and gave my wife my iPad, she had trouble. //Spoiler alert// the app text boxes stopped showing up. Clues about a sturdy pole, vines, a loose branch, the app old coal mine, etc didn’t appear. Even the app text about not needing to go through clothes that were not going to fit, or about the app sign saying keep out but you don’t think anyone will mind, a strange keyhole all stopped showing up. Reseting and playing in another language did’t do it, restoring purchases, or even deleting and reinstalling didn’t work. Unless she downloads it onto her own phone, she really won’t be able to solve things without touching the app screen in hopes something works. Is it a money-making plan, like buying hints or paying for fast travel? I don’t mind paying for something I know I need to pay for, but this seems a bit odd. Just wondering if that has been addressed, or if other apps are in the app forefront and this one is just fading away? Not inclined to get more apps if this is how they all play out.

Another fun game from Lone Wolf. I've played and enjoyed all three. Beautiful graphics, good controls, labeled inventory. There's a map but not transporting so there's a lot of back and forth but with the app very fast scene transition, it goes quickly. I don't mind the app back an forth as it's good memory exercise for me. There are a LOT of locations but still not too many like some games I've tried. Good puzzles, some are pleasantly easy, some more challenging, (you need to look VERY carefully in some scenes), it has an integrated hint system, and the app game is quite long especially for the app price. Overall, a very satisfying , well priced game. Thank you, Lone Wolf!