Haunted Halls: Fears from Childhood Collector's Edition
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One HO scene After Another!
Not for me thanx..
Mostly the game is Hidden Objects
Very Little Adventure
and the story soooo Boring...
April 5, 2013
Wonderful!
Enjoyed this one as much as the first one! Lovely graphics, very interesting game play and story line. Plenty of puzzles, some easy, others take a bit more brain power. I felt like I was having to rush around to save everyone, but really it's a good play that takes you to different spheres which keeps you guessing about just where everything is. I throughly enjoyed it! It's fun to open a door and step out into space which turns out to be a different spot of earth than where you just were.
February 15, 2013
Way to many hos
It seems like they used more hos. Just to fill space. I enjoy something with a little more balance and not all hos. Overall it was a good storyline. Liked green hills quite a bit more
January 18, 2013
A wonderful sequel to Haunted Halls: Green Hills Sanitarium CE
We continue from HH:GHS as a recap in the notes and away you go, this is just as weird and eerie as HH1 but still just as fun, not for the kids of course.
There are some lovely puzzles and the same old crazy ways to stop Dr. Blackmore with his awesome tentacles, and his diabolical plans.
First rescue the Children from their scary and sometimes quite understandable fears.
And then save Tim... Again.
November 22, 2012
JUST RIGHT and NOT SO SHORT AFTER ALL
Quite a few reviews said the game was short, so I kept debating whether to buy it. I?m glad I did; it didn?t disappoint at all. Just the main game took 4 hours on casual ? just the right length for me; then add the bonus play for more than another hour.
STORYLINE: 5 children, each with their own nightmares and fears, have been captured by Dr. Blackmore who is feeding off those unique fears, which many of us suffered from as children. Each child?s story is well thought-out and is a stand-alone, so the end of each is a good ?take a break? spot.
GAMEPLAY: Very polished. Right amount of difficulty ? not too easy and not so difficult as to be exasperating. Is generally easy to figure out what to do next as there are a limited number of scenes for the intro and each child. Environments are unique to each child ? and it doesn?t feel like the same story is being told 5 times with only slight differences. HOS are not too crowded and are nicely sized. Each has their own type of nightmare. Nice mix of HOS with puzzles. Right amount of difficulty ? not too easy and not so difficult as to be exasperating. Fun gameplay. Stories are unique and easy to follow - no getting lost in backtracking.
The funniest thing that happened in the game: you have to kill 3 vicious plants. After axing the first plant to death, a second plant unexpectedly eats the axe. What a chuckle for an otherwise serious subject. Game well worth the money.
November 11, 2012
Too easy - simplest in the series
This is a solid B game that you can complete under 2.5 hours in expert mode. Everything is super simple and straight forward. There is nothing new in this chapter. All the visual and sound effects are top notch as always. Storyline is good. The downside that seemed to be annoying is that there are a lot of HOS. A lot! I did not like it. Other than that, I think everyone will enjoy it.
October 10, 2012
Fun Game
Although I enjoy Hidden Object games with other mini-games, sometimes I find them frustrating - like getting stuck and not knowing where to go next or how to use the tools I've collected. Or constantly backtracking. Or some of the mini-games are sometimes too complicated. With this game, I only got stuck once (where I needed to look up some cheats). Other than that, I was able to solve every mini-game except two. So the game was fun for me - challenging but not maddenly frustrating. I enjoyed playing this game.
September 15, 2012