So sad--I finished  Farm Tribe 2,  and really miss it.  You can keep playing,  but there's no point,  with all the quests done.  It was just so peaceful,  a perfect farm:  a new crop  yielded immediately,  trees never ran out of fruit,  3 chickens laid eggs continually,  fish leaped to sieze the hook.  Sigh.

I just finished the main game of Off the Record: Linden Shades Collector's Edition.  Will play the bous chapter after I'm done posting.

Enjoyed this game.  It had more HO scenes than HOPA's have been including lately, but they were interactive and most included very simple puzzles to complete.  There were also lots of collectibles.  Those crayon were tough, missed a few.  Got all the achievements except the one for finding all the crayons.  There was an achievement for not using the map, and one for SKIPPING 5 minigames.  And I love the crazy credits this developer does.

oscar66 wrote:

Tirama was on the money for what I meant. I hope I didnt offend you.

I started Namariel Legend The Iron Lord.  What a good game!  The graphics are very good and the storyline so far is interesting.  You have a robot helper named little Jim for those tight spaces.  It is heavy on the puzzles, no HOs.  There are achievements, mainly for goals in the game.  You also have a mind reader ability with this contraption that reminds me of what the Romper Room lady looked thru for some reason.  The puzzles have been fairly (dare I say it) simple so far.  Find something use it etc.  But they have kept my interest. I did run into a problem early on where I couldn't find anything to do.  I resorted to the hint and still nothing, then went to the forum and found an answer.  Why the hint said nothing to do in this room when there was I don't know.  There is no loss of achievements for using the hint and it does refill in a timely manner even on the expert mode.  (there is only two modes, sparkle or no sparkle).  I think Lily was concerned about buying this game because of no walkthru and I'm not sure if she got it, but from what I've seen you should.  There is not a lot of backtracking at all and the forum at BFG has a lot of different question and answers and someone said there that they have posted videos on youtube.  It really is a nice game. 

 

I played this game last week.  I have the Collector's Edition that someone was giving away.  I thought it was a great game.  Remember I was complaining that Lycan Isle only had 1 or 2 things in each scene?  This one has at least 6 things to do in every scene.  In the bonus chapter... you save the king and queen.

Don't remember if I posted this or not, but I ended up really liking "The Babysitter"  The whole house was a hidden object scene.  When she needed something you had to go looking for it, but it could be anywhere.  There were close-up scenes, but the the stuff could also be in the regular scene.  It was hard but good.  I like that kind, it's more realistic to me than picking up all sorts of weird stuff that you have no use for at the time.  I think it was 13th Skull that I toted a rotting ham around with me for an hour before I finally found a dog to give it to.  I'd rather find the dog, then go find something to feed him.

Finished Gravely Silent: House of Deadlock - main game & bonus

Now started Cursed Fates: The Headless Horseman.  I have the SE version and you can still collect the horseshoes and use them to buy things to  furnish Icabod's Cranes study.  I probably won't be able to buy everything since I am thinking there is more horseshoes to find in the bonus.  Nice game...I like it and it appropriate to the season.