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Every price cut of more than 20% we have observed, in each market that quoted one, with this game's chart position on either side of it. These are episodes, not a model: a sale is one event, and one event cannot tell you what the next one will do.
Reviews, worldwide (the counter carries no country): 0/day in the week to Sep 13 → 0/day in the week after.
Reviews, worldwide (the counter carries no country): 0/day in the week to Jul 30 → 0/day in the week after.
For scale, across Steam · Top Sellers · Brazil over the last 30 days: the 26 chart moves that followed a price cut of more than 20% went a median of 7 places towards #1, and the 2,400 moves with no price cut behind them went 2 away. One store, one chart, one country — it is the only place we have enough observations to say even that.
Prices outside the United States have been collected since 6 August 2026 and chart positions since 19 July 2026, so a cut older than that has no market to compare and a market that joined later has no history yet. Nothing here is converted between currencies.
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Good value for lovers of hidden-object games. The games are all somewhat old (some only support lower resolutions), and some are better than others, but the good ones are especially good. [b]Kronville: Stolen Dreams[/b] A well-paced and relatively challenging casual point-and-click adventure, with many fun puzzles and a handful of hidden-object scenes. The game takes place in an a town bursting with atmosphere, but there are "side quests" that will take you into fairytale realms. This variation in setting is handled well and keeps the gameplay intriguing. The plot is thick and revealed slowly via clues and excellently directed cut scenes. The voice acting is a bit spotty, but overall does not damage the effective storytelling. Recommended for fans of point-and-click adventures as well as hidden-object games! [b]Panopticon: Path of Reflections[/b] This hidden-object adventure has good graphics, and exceptional animations. Unfortunately, it is marred by a rather silly story, especially an unmet expectation: the "time machine" doesn't actually deliver on time travel, but instead takes you to other locations in the world. Disappointing. Also note that in some puzzles it is very unclear what you're supposed to click and in what order. Still, despite these flaws this game delivers the goods for fans of the genre. [b]Cruel Games: Red Riding Hood[/b] A fairly short and quite easy hidden-object adventure. It won't challenge your mind, but is very easy on the eyes. The story, thankfully, has little to do with Red Riding Hood, but otherwise doesn't have much going for it. Girl's boyfriend gets kidnapped by an insane criminal who leaves her with clues to find him for the final brief confrontation. I think that's the plot of 90% of hidden-object adventures. [b]The Lake House: Children of Silence[/b] A wonderful hidden-object adventure, one of the best! Most games in this genre has dreary, predictable stories, but The Lake House tells a truly mesmerizing tale, and wraps it all in perfectly matching graphics and music to produce the right atmosphere. Even the characters, apparently archtypical and boring, become something far more intriguing when woven into the story. Otherwise it's long, full of fun puzzles and good hidden-object scenes. Highly recommended! [b]The Other Side: Tower of Souls[/b] This one's buggy! I hit a problem where I had to send my save file to Alawar in order to fix it and let me finish the game. It also suffers from ridiculously bad voice acting, and an annoying, bubbly user interface. But it has wonderful, original, satisfying puzzles! Between point-and-click adventuring with time travel, various gizmos that you need to figure out how to manipulate, and more than a hundred scattered collectibles, you are sure to have fun with this one. [b]Mexicana: Deadly Holiday[/b] This game is bursting with style and charm, from music to graphics to the wonderfully consistent portrayal of the world and its characters. There aren't many hidden-object scenes, and the puzzles are mostly trivial--some aren't even puzzles, just activities to keep you busy. But you will feel pulled into this alternate universe based on the Day of the Dead. I found the game engine to be quite awkward at times: sometimes it's very unclear where you're supposed to click, even though you really are doing the right thing. Luckily, the "hint" button will show the right place.
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Languages: English*, French, Italian, German, Spanish - Spain, Dutch, Polish, Portuguese - Portugal, Russian, Korean, Czech, Japanese*languages with full audio support
Hours played at review time, across 44 reviews with recorded playtime.
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I only bought this bundle so I could play The Lake House: Children of Silence, since I played it as a kid. Honestly, I was surprised that the game was even on Steam, let alone in shovelware format. As a kid, this was my second favorite game after Sacra Terra in this very broad point and click adventure hidden object genre of games, which Alawar use to produce almost on an assembly line. I also played it several times and simply could not get enough of the game’s set pieces. Seriously, the music from this game still regularly pops into my head, purely because of how deeply it got stuck in my mind when I was a kid. This is going to sound very stupid, but this game is literally my Silent Hill. What I mean is that the whole idea of the protagonist returning to a foggy town from his past to deal with problems involving his wife is something I first encountered in this game. I am not going to claim that Alawar directly stole the idea, since the story in this game is still largely different, but it is entirely possible that they were inspired by it. Of course, this is hardly a groundbreaking game, even for the genre. Technically, it is a little more advanced than Sacra Terra, but all the usual clichés and tropes of these games are still here. A million ridiculously stupid locks that can only be opened with equally ridiculous keys, characters who apparently cannot tear through a piece of thread with their bare hands and therefore need to find a knife, a darkly romantic story, a creepy atmosphere, everything is here. But this is a game I personally have a ton of nostalgia for, and if you like point and click adventures, I highly recommend it. The graphics are beautiful, the music is fantastic, it is not a very long game, so give it a try.
Die Grafik, Erzählstil und Interaktionsmechanik sind nicht mehr zeitgemäß. (Das sind alles vollwertige Spiele mit mehreren Stunden Spielzeit. "The Lake House" ist das einzige Akzeptable, wenn auch langatmig. Das siebte Bonusspiel startet gar nicht, da Flash benötigt wird.)
great bundle pack . hours of fun
challenging puzzles
I played Red Riding Hood and it has a lot of hidden object screens. The puzzles were not too hard and I finished them without hints. The story was better than average for a hidden object game.
Une collection de vieux HOG qui se laisse jouer avec plaisir. Rien d'époustouflant, vu leur ancienneté, parfois même des imprécisions niveau maniabilité, mais vu le prix où vous le trouverez sur le net, c'est un achat bien pensé. On sourira devant le côté désuet général des scénarios, un peu raciste parfois (Panopticon), un peu sexiste aussi (Cruel Game). Je n'ai pas joué à Mexicana, n'étant pas du tout friand des thèmes occultes. A noter que The Other Side a besoin de Flash Player pour fonctionner. Est-ce qu'il fonctionnera avec un émulateur style Ruffle? En tout cas, l'éditeur a choisi d'ajouter un jeu en cadeau depuis que Flash n'est plus supporté : Elementary My Dear Majesty! Pas ouf, le jeu a assez mal vieilli... mais un cadeau ca ne se refuse pas, ce genre d'initiative étant beaucoup trop rare pour être soulignée (respect du joueur++)
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