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Legends of the Wild West: Golden Hill 
Luka and Natalie are two circus workers, who have been traveling all across Europe together. Luka is a well-known knife thrower, while Natalie spends her days caring for the horses used in the shows. After deciding to follow his dreams, Luka has left Europe for the Wild West! Now, Natalie must travel all the way from Europe to the American West, to find the love of her life in Legends of the Wild West: Golden Hill, a magnificent Hidden Object game.
- Colorful cast of characters
- Marvelous minigames
- Help Natalie find Luka!
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System Requirements:
- OS: Windows XP/Vista/7
- CPU: 1.0 GHz
- RAM: 256 MB
- DirectX: 9.0
- Hard Drive: 185 MB
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Straight Hidden Object but did not appeal to me
The intro to the game was lovely, really nice set of old pictures & a beautiful voiceover; unfortunately the game itself did not live up to it. There is no voiceover once you get into the game & you can click through the subtitled dialogue.
The music was pretty awful & the background noises were odd; the crowd talk was definitely not American.
The graphics were crisp & clear but the scenes were photo real which is something I have never liked & will always make me negative about a game. Some of the hidden objects were just too small but luckily the hint recharges in a very quick 15 to 20 seconds. However the hint button sparkles like mad in the top right hand corner of the screen & the bag next to it keeps jiggling; this is very off-putting in the corner of your eye.
I did not play long enough to check out any mini games as the overall look simply did not appeal to me, however if you like a straight H0G you might enjoy this
January 2, 2012
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