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The Spirit of Wandering: The Legend 
Join an adventurous captain`s search for her lost love in this romantic Hidden Object challenge featuring tropical locations, cursed sailors and the power of true love. Sail the seas with the captain of the Spirit of Wandering to a variety of locations and search for hidden items that will free her cursed crew and point the way to her missing love. Decipher brain-bending riddles and use magical tools to discover precious items drifting between this world and the next. Can true love really conquer all? Find out in this romantic quest today!
- Gorgeous Scenes to Search
- Loads of challenging levels
- Hours of Hidden Object Fun!
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System Requirements:
- OS: Windows XP/Vista/7
- CPU: 600 Mhz
- RAM: 128 MB
- DirectX: 7.0
- Hard Drive: 90 MB
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Tedious and punishing
This game has several problem areas that even the most die-hard Hidden Object fan can't ignore.
Here's how the game is *meant* to work: You unlock 3-5 HO locations at a time and switch back and forth between them freely. When you get stuck, you can spend coins to get a hint. When all locations have been solved, you unlock a new character and another 3-5 areas and start the process again.
In reality, however, the game is riddled with problems that make it little more than a time-consuming, frustrating experience.
The biggest problem is the complete lack of balance. The coin recharge stage doesn't offer enough to make the hidden object part fair. Misclicks come with harsh coin penalties. The coin cost for each hint is too high. To make matters worse, the editing is poor, sometimes sending you on a chase after the wrong item completely!
The unlocked characters are pointless (they don't assist you in any way), the "story" rewards are non-existent and won't keep you entertained, and the ratio of rewards vs punishment is an instant turn-off.
The music and visuals are nice, and the game tries to break up the monotony by offering a little mini-game after every fifth item found in each location (completion of the mini-game gives back a very tiny amount of coins, but not enough to be useful). The game does offer a high level of difficulty, but the real "challenge" is spending hours just staring at the screen afraid to click on anything for fear of being punished for it.
My advice - try the free hour. The rest of the game is exactly like that, only harder (penalties cost more later on).
Come to think of it, it might not really take hours for each level. But it sure feels like it. And you'll never get that time back.
January 23, 2012
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