Alex Hunter - Lord of the Mind Platinum Edition reviews

Super Hidden Object Game, one of the longest I've ever played. Very nice Graphics, Sound is okay. Puzzles are just right from the Level. No Error detected except for the Wallpapers in the Extras, these were not displayed or displayed only red as a desktop background. Overall but absolute Recommendation, 9/10!

Alex Hunter-Lord of the Mind is a beautiful adventure Hidden Object game for in between. In my Eyes, it's not a Masterstroke of the Genre, but it still scores with its Atmosphere and Implementation. + graphic and musical Design + Length of the Game + Scenery + Various Mini-games-spongy Storyline

The game Itself is quite interesting, somewhere light, passed an hour to 6 chapters. Someone writes about the jam on the levels-I'm not stuck anywhere. A Small problem with the remaining games: The file is damaged, there is no possibility to download, you have to play again, apparently that's why I have played this game, and so in general, a good detective for two or three evenings. Recommend.

impossible to go any further I'm in the sewer and when I click on the hook to see at the bottom of the waterfall the game crashes no longer possible to do nothing even to go on the menu to go out obliged to do CTRL, ALT, delete the shot I played 2H and I mingling e not had the cards has Exchange steam disappointed I have yet a PC with the system requirements!!!!

I wouldn't buy this game in my life if I knew about the next minus. 1-Most of the game has to look for items in a pile of junk and for this it is too prolonged. 2-items that are searched in a pile of junk and require additional action often illogical hidden. 3-The plot is not clear why all this has arranged the main villain with his organization in particular it becomes unclear after finding the latest evidence and video footage found bonus level.

Hidden object game/classic puzzle story: 1/2-history that does not hold you in suspense, but with some interesting passages. Graph: 1/2-in the genre there is better, but it is not atrocious either. Gameplay: 2/2-level of difficulty a little higher than the other games of the genre I played. Some puzzle are really hard. On the other hand the map tells you where an interaction is required and allows to move there instantly, which reduces the loss of time of the displacement and makes it a little more fluid, because sometimes one really wonders what to do with the objects found. Audio: 0/2-music very repetitive and sleepy. Sound effect banal. Ambiance: 1/2-the atmosphere sticks well to the story and the environment is colorful and pleasant to look at. Bonus: 1/1-a walkthrough of the game is included in the game when one is on the edge of hitting the screen facing an impossible puzzle. Final note: 6/10 correct in a bundle at $5