Reflections of Life for Pc

This game had a lot of good features, and the graphics were magnificent. It was lengthy, had labeled inventory with complex items, instantaneous loading between locations, and a good teleport map. There was plenty to do at each location, and tons of locations to unlock. Not only was there a bonus adventure, but there was also a hidden chapter. That was a novelty! The only problem was that you had to collect 176 morphing leaves, which made the game exhausting and tedious rather than enjoyable. After you collected the leaves you had to first do a puzzle with them to access the hidden chapter, and the hidden chapter took 2 minutes to play! I feel like I struggled for nothing. The other issue with this game is that there was no variation in the HO puzzles; they were all word lists. At least there was the match-3 game as an alternative. This game also could have used a cohesive journal; I found the storyline a bit hard to follow. I felt that the game ran smoothly for the most part. There were not enough puzzles and games for me. I would have preferred less HO scenes and more puzzles. My true rating is 3.5 stars. I could kick myself for collecting all those leaves! Lynxie sends 💋❤😘 to the DTE and any gamer who collected every (expletive deleted) leaf!

If you are looking for a HO Adventure that is really long - epic I would say - then look no further. Yes, it is all about finding objects that need other objects to be opened or manipulated, so I would not say that it was particularly creative for game play. - But I thought it was fun that you had to find 4 leaves in each new scene - and also, if you skipped finding the leaves there was an easy way in the end to teleport to those scenes where you still had to find some. All in all I would recommend it for many hours of gameplay.

I play a lot of HO's, and really enjoyed this better than most. Range of games & challenges was great. The storyline, to me, was the best, cuz it wasn't focused on evil like most of these games. Although it still has an evil plot, it has more of a mystical theme that wasn't quite so heavy. I keep waiting for someone to get smart and start making adventure HO's rather than the constant theme of evil and crazies. It's getting REALLY old. I also loved the variety of animal friends & helpers in this one. Wish they had even gone further with that. It made it even more thrilling. I stopped two other HO's after starting this one, cuz I was bored out of my mind until I started this one, then played this straight through beginning to end. Well done! Please do more non-evil adventures with critters!

The storyline is ok. The graphics are fine, but nothing special. My two pet peeves about this game are that you often have to click things twice or more for it to take, and some of the mini games were way too easy, and a couple were impossible. Also, in the HO scenes, about half of the items either are hidden inside something, or you have to put one item with another. This is ok if these things make sense, but in a lot of these, you'd have to do something like put a crystal rock inside a lantern which then made a blue light appear that then turns a butterfly blue. I find that random stuff like that is just frustrating and not really fun. I'd rather have it be something logical that you can figure out without a bunch of random clicking.