The Esoterica: Hollow Earth reviews

Information The Esoterica: Hollow Earth is a Hidden Object adventure developed by Happy Artist. Gameplay You take on the Role of the young Stephanie Stone, whose brilliant Grandfather, Professor Stone, was kidnapped by power-hungry Count Reichenbad. On your Journey you will visit the underground Continent "Agartha" And you will discover a Colony of Extraterrestrials, which has settled there for Millennia. Your Job is to stop the Count so that he doesn't get his Hands on an advanced Technology and save your Grandfather. Pro + partly challenging Puzzles + solid Graphic style + solid sound + beautiful Backgrounds + Multiple difficulty levels + Notebook + help function + trading cards and Achievements Counter-strange End-faulty Mini-games can occur so That these Short playtime of 2-3 Hours of Conclusion The Esoterica: Hollow Earth impresses with full interactive Scenes, beautiful Animations and special Hidden Object pictures. Clear Buy recommendation for Fans of this Genre.

With the Amount of Hidden Object Plays, an Oversaturation of Fantasy has slowly been achieved. Whether an evil power/Drache/König/Zauberes becomes a Threat due to a Siegels/Rituals/mask and can be defeated by the heroine by means of a machine/Waffe/Buch/medallion ... Iwie most games sound very similar and there are few new Scenarios. In The Esoterica: Hollow Earth, the artistic Setting uses Art D 'Eco to Create Bioshock or create a certain "Atmosphere" that fits well with the Story "Journey To the MIttelpunkt of the Earth." Unfortunately, however, the Rest of the Story is knitted very thinly again ... Unfortunately, the Atmosphere is extremely disturbed by the Texts, which appear in the (in themselves also beautiful) intermediate Sequences using comic text fields ... Writing Frames with matching Ornaments would have been much better. The Puzzles are simple, but have other Pitfalls. Unfortunately, instead of a beautiful Puzzle screen, only a small Window is displayed. Topp when it comes to specifically clicking on Points or moving Things. Furthermore, the Hit boxes of the Objects in the Hidden Objects are also quite borderline. You can click on the Item 100 times and don't catch the one perfect Pixel. Also, the one Game with the Construction Sketch Is neither user-friendly nor original. Furthermore, I question the Usefulness of the film sequence skipping buttons (Remember the "Save" button of Titan Quest or Quick-think buttons in Games with Spawn Points ...) when a normal Click into the Screen already ends everything. Great Especially when you get a Success for Watching all the Movies. Also, the Font has not been optimized for different Image Formats, so that the Texts become partially unreadable. Conclusion: A Hidden Object game with an interesting Setting but gross technical Problems. If you like this alternative World, I rather recommend: The Emerald Maiden: Symphony Of Dreams. Difficulty: > 10 (Thanks to Operation 4/10) Successes: 8 (Play through without Tips, watch All Sequences) Game time: 3-4h