Witches' Legacy: Hunter and the Hunted HD - Hidden Objects, Adventure & Magic 4+

Greetings, Gamers: 👄

This latest installment in the Witches' Legacy series from Elefun Games is a marked improvement over its predecessors, mainly because it didn't freeze up or give me the boot!

To be fair, there were other things about I liked: great jump map, good hint system, option for match game vs HOS (that comes in handy, as there a marked increase in HOS games the further the game develops), nice graphics and great voices. Collecting puzzle pieces and morphing objects is always a nice bonus, although I'm easily distracted by what the scene's objective is, so I sometimes miss those critters. With this game, there was no option to go back and collect post-gameplay. 😞

The bonus game is a hoot, you play it as the Imp. So he looks like Eddie Munster with horns and glowing eyes?! How's that a freak out?!? 😉 I'm digging his fashion statement of having that purse strapped to his back. I was hoping for a gander inside that thing. 😛

I'm leaning more toward 3.5 stars for this game so 4 will have to do. Touch sensitivity was an issue and loading between scenes took longer as game progressed, especially in bonus chapter.

Shouts of greetings and regards to my peeps!

Until next time, fellow Imps,

May the stars light your way
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Update: it is fun, but I'm not sure I'd buy it if it weren't on sale. So I'm reducing my rating to 3 stars. Here's why: after the trial, there is a load delay between scenes, some of the HOPs are dark and blurry, and there are a lot more HOPs in the mix...like they gave up on the other puzzles. It is still fun, but I just feel like maybe they spent a lot more time on the trial than the rest of the game...I feel a bit like a sucker. (End of update)

Hello... While I agree with many reviewers that this game is a little old school, I still am enjoying playing it. The storyline is good, there is no waiting between scenes, and I like the little imp. It's dark without being bloody or gory, too. Plus it has some of my fave features: a teleporting map, a hint button, labeled inventory, a magnifying glass for each scene so you can make sure you haven't missed an active area, dialog that makes sense, collectible items and morphing objects, and a fun variety of HOPs and minigames. I will update as I get closer to finding niece Lynn, but Auntie Blueflier recommends... Even though it is a little dated, it's a fun game, it's a BUY!

Personal: Hope all is well with my fellow reviewers and that you're all enjoying the May flowers. 🌸🌹🌺🌼 Happy birthday, L/M.

I also like the slightly threatening/dark vibe without being too scary. If you like the Witches Legacy series, you may like this too.

I found the imp and the doll to be creepy, and the game itself wasn't challenging. All the games in this series are alike. The artwork is only fair. It IS logical for the most part. And there's not a lot of back and forth. This second time through I enjoyed it more. It was simple and soothing, which was what I needed at the time. Something about it said "old," but you could teleport to the scene you needed. The puzzles were simple or down right boring. I skipped one simply because I found it boring. Some of the instruction need to be written better, but you CAN figure them out, even with the poorly written instructions, except for one which I just couldn't figure out, which was the safe. I finished connecting the gems, which was easy, but didn't understand the rest of the directions. They still want $5 for this. Sorry, not worth it. I'll pass until the price goes down.