Tibetan Quest: Beyond the World's End

The Game is medium sumptuous. It's a Hybrid between Hidden Object (comes from the Corner) and Point & Click, with relatively many Hidden Object images This time around. These Games are produced on the Assembly line, so it is also difficult for me to go into the Game Quite individually. This time, the Story is about Tibet, combining Western Myths about Shangri-La with a rather strange Kidnapping Story that I didn't quite grasp, but perhaps meant to seem adventurous. https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=1508921836 The Point & Click portion was relatively simple, but sometimes strange, which objects to use for which Purpose. There were a few Mini-games, which were mostly very simple, even if you came up with a few more unequal Variants. As I said this time there Are quite a lot Of Hidden Object pictures, wobi also offered me a few new Gimmicks: Some Sought-after objects are only temporarily visible and are otherwise replaced by Objects that are not searched, so that one examines the Pictures even more closely Must. https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=1508926872 On the other Hand, the Hidden Obmallows are relatively empty of meaning, i.e. the Objects depicted have absolutely nothing to do with the Story (Telephone Handsets, Melons, Pistol, etc.). A few Mistakes (perhaps through the German Translation) were there. The Hidden Obmills were very simple, like all the Gameplay. Only the Bonus Objects hidden on the Screens were well hidden. The Game becomes only slightly more difficult in the maybe 5 Hours of Play and does not offer a Arc of tension but rather routine repetition. As usual, the Wallpapers are routine. However, the Objects to be searched fit well into the Background, even if they are usually not difficult to discover. The People, though, seem strange. https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=1508922952 The Sound is simple, Music is available, The Lyrics of the Cutscenes are even spoken (English with German Subtitles). There Are three Levels of difficulty. I chose the more difficult one. But It was only a little more severe (E.g. Punishing False Clicks). There are many Achievements for which you even have to do a bit of something. Pro & Contra: o Game for very simple Hidden Object/P & C Entertainment o Meist Very simple mini-games o Genre graphics (but too simple Hidden Object pictures)-Sensory Hidden Object pictures (and also Mini-games) Rating: 5/10 Games like this Seem like produced on the Assembly line. I wouldn't know what makes this Game individual. If you can get a bit off that, it's certainly not bad. In General, though, I don't want to recommend it.