Mystery Tales: The Twilight World HD - A Hidden Object Adventure 9+

I love Domini games, it’s like they never read the “handbook” for making a HOPA, so they are different in many ways from other developers. The mini games were stupid easy, although creative. I especially liked the hidden stars in clouds game at the beginning. This game was apparently made a while ago, before Domini started giving the option of easy or hard for the mini games. Still an entertaining game. The touchscreen mechanics were a bit off, sometimes had to tap more than once, which is annoying. I did not receive the achievement for finding 3 objects in 3 seconds, if that was for the hos, then it didn’t register correctly. If it meant just in gameplay, then that’s silly, the flow of the game determines how quickly items are found. I loved the little rabbits you collect, good and bad ones based loosely on the 7 deadly sins. Also kitties to find in every scene, which gives you a match 3 to play. There is also a quiz on the achievements page, don’t miss it, it’s not obvious. Overall a good game, but deducted a star for touchscreen mechanics and missing achievement.

I liked this one. I like the many puzzles peppered throughout the game. The graphics were great and I liked the story line where you had to find jewels for the crystal ball in order to go back and forth between worlds.
I subtracted a point because there were a few times when I had to click repeatedly in order to choose or pick up an object.

I am really enjoying this game. It is a little bit different, the puzzles are interesting, and the storyline makes sense (not always the case with these games). I have experienced none of the glitches that others have complained about. Not sure if it is because of the age of their devices. In any case, though, so far I've had no trouble whatsoever.

I would like to express one pet peeve about reviews. As a former developer, it distresses me when someone gives an app a one star rating when they are not actually reviewing the app but rather wanting to ask a question. That really doesn't seem fair. Just my two cents....