Dark Parables: The Exiled Prince Collector's Edition

i wish that when you clicked in the map it would take you to where you needed to go like some of the other games do in this series

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Again, would only recommend this game on sale, as 20 dollars feels like too high of a price tag. That said, this game is my absolute favorite in the series that I've played thus far (I've played up to game 8.) Gorgeous visuals, very interesting and fascinating story. It really polishes everything from the first game to give it a special sort of shine, and I'm honestly a little sad that the series peaked with the second game out of 16 (This is an assumption because I've only played up to game 8, and game 8 was very unenjoyable.) This game also features what I believe to be the smoothest teaser/transition between games. :)

Contrary to the listed release date of 2016, an internet search showed that this first came out in 2011. The game shows it's age, as it's older HOG. The clicking mechanics are poor, with mouse clicks on objects frequently don't select them into your inventory, especially during the Hidden Object Scenes. The HINT feature does not appear to work, which complicates playthrough. There is however a player guide on the tool bar which basically spells out exactly what to click and where, in order to proceed. For completists only. This is the second game in the Dark Parable series. There are better Hidden Object Games for your limited time.

This is a VERY tentative recommendation. You have to enjoy old HOGs (13+yrs old) in order to enjoy this game. Even then, I would only get it as part of a bundle on a discount. The story itself is decent, and it has walkthrough in-game and on Big Fish Games if you get stuck somewhere. The release order of Dark Parables is: Curse of Briar Rose The Exiled Prince Rise of the Snow Queen The Red Riding Hood Sisters The Final Cinderella Jack and the Sky Kingdom Ballad of Rapunzel The Little Mermaid and the Purple Tide Queen of Sands Goldilocks and the Fallen Star Swan Princess and the Dire Tree The Thief and the Tinderbox Requiem for the Forgotten Shadow Return of the Salt Princess The Match Girl’s Lost Paradise Portrait of the Stained Princess

uninsipired - sad. I know Blue Tea Games can do better, much, much better!