The Secret Order 4: Beyond Time reviews

Whoever played the Predecessors will probably like this Game too-even if I personally found parts 2 and 3 better. The Game is pretty simple. Classic Hidden Object Scenes are rare. The Stories from the Main Game and the Bonus Chapter unfortunately end quite abruptly, an extended Final Sequence would have been nice here.

For my Taste there were too many Mini-games, which were always repeated (Laying, object by Touching all the Nodes Lead to the Goal, Etc.). The Puzzles within the Game were partly illogical. For some Items, it was only by Using the Tip for what they are needed. This was perhaps also due to the medium mallow graphic, which made it difficult to see what the Object is. I didn't grab this Game. The Publisher has already launched much better Games

Information The Secret Order 4: Beyond Time is a Hidden Object adventure developed by Sunward Games. Gameplay Sarah Pennington travelled back in time to save the ancient Kingdom Of Aeronheart. Yet the Price was high: Her time Machine, her only Means of returning to her own Time, didn't get over it and broke. You accompany Sarah in her Quest for a Solution. Help her thwart the Plans of the ruthless dragon Clan that stops at nothing! The Future Awaits you and your Drain begins! Pro + Exciting Story + Part challenging Puzzle + solid Graphic style + good sound + beautiful Wallpapers + notebook + 3 Difficulty levels + Help function + Trading Cards and Achievements Kontra-short Play time Of 4 Hours conclusion The Secret Order 4: Beyond Ti I am impressed by an Immersive Gameplay at the highest Level and an exciting Story. Clear Buy recommendation for Fans of this Genre.

Product received for free Recently I received "The Secret Order 4" and picked up accordingly. Probably not the smartest variant To start with the fourth Part, but it made me curious about the Rest of the Row. Very nicely animated (better than Grim Tales!), great Setting and cute Puzzles are included. The Story is ok, seemed a little jarring on me, but it's also because I haven't known the Row since the first Part. There was a small Summary at the Beginning, but well ^^ In Between it becomes very monotonous (Puzzle Types repeat themselves) but for that it is also just a Casual Game. Personally, I would have liked more Hidden Object Sequences and, above all, a small Explanation of the individual "Mini Games." Always having to press "Info" to be told what you have to do or what to look out for is annoying. On the other Hand, there were Puzzles, like the Mirror Puzzles, that don't need an Explanation. From one game or another, you've seen such Puzzle types before and "taken" with you. These little Narratives were plusly with Animations (Cleopatra and Anubis). To cut it short: I thought the Game was really good and it was really Fun for me: 3