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About This Game

An exciting adventure of a brave girl who found herself in a fantasy world. She has to find a way to stop the cursed beasts awakened after sleeping for a thousand years and coming to life for reasons unknown.

Lost Lands: the Golden Curse is an adventurous hidden object game-quest with puzzles and mini-games scattered through the boundless spaces of the fantasy world – from the volcano valleys to the Druid forest, from the deep caves to the floating islands.

One fine day an ordinary good-looking housewife, Susan, while visiting the museum of arts drops by an old looking glass which, for whatever reason, starts to beckon her up. When she touched the looking-glass, Susan was immediately transported into a magical fantasy world of the Lost Lands. She has been known for her heroic deeds as Susan the Warrior there.
Susan meets a child named Fiora, and the girl takes Susan to her great-grandfather, Maaron. Susan recognizes the Druid as an old acquaintance. Maaron explains that the village was attacked by a Harpy, the legendary winged beast. The strangest thing is that the demon has been a stone statue in the abandoned old fort for thousands of years.
Along with her friends Susan is ready to set forth into a volcano, go to a dungeon and climb floating islands to find out the reason why the Harpy, Naga, the Minotaur and Solidus, one after another, began coming to life from the stone prison and causing chaos in the Lost Lands. Naturally, the creatures must be stopped...

Game features:
• Explore over 50 stunning locations
• Complete over 40 different mini-games
• Challenge yourself with interactive hidden object scenes
• Assemble collections, gather morphing objects, and gain achievements

Immerse yourself in an amazing adventure in a fantasy world
Meet the peoples of the Lost Lands
Solve dozens of puzzles
Stop the demon troublemakers
Save the world from a danger threatening to annihilate every living thing 7ad7b8b382

Title: Lost Lands: The Golden Curse
Genre: Adventure, Casual
Developer:
FIVE-BN GAMES
Publisher:
FIVE-BN GAMES
Release Date: 24 Mar, 2016

English,French,German,Russian,Dutch,Japanese,Ukrainian,Italian,Korean

Game is enjoyable ... However placing random RATE this game in the middle of PLAYING it brings the experience down to an cringworthy classless tactic. May want to let players decide for themselves if a game is worth taking some time out to rate it. At best it's going to drop the rating ... at worst , never play another game from this company. This would almost be acceptable if it was for free but it was and is not. Also I haven't completed the game so my review is incomplete. A well crafted puzzle game with better than average game mechanics. Random placement of advertising and REVIEW requests make an entertaining experience start to feel like it has to force feed the player into unwanted participation supplication. Let's see how the rest of this game plays out.. Not a bad hidden-object game as far as that goes. Slightly better than their average, but a good chunk of the puzzles are ones you'll see in the previous two Lost Lands games. I like the interaction with the items in your inventory, but that's about it for new features over the last one. The scenery is pretty though, so there's that.

However, the main thing that makes me not recommend the game is the obnoxious advertising splash image at the beginning of the game *and* the points during the game where a popup asks you to rate them. Your options are "rate me" and "maybe later", so I'm not sure why they expected anything other than negative ratings and reviews.. actually a good and relaxing HO experience. I'd recommend it. Make sure to play the other Lost Lands games first. You'll understand the characters and their history better. great interaction with story ,makes me think. Excellent game. There was a lot more back-and-forth travel than the first two games, but I never transport using the map, so this may only interest people who don't use the map for quick transport. I LOVE the ratio of puzzles to hidden object scenes. I like hidden object puzzles, but not every other scene, like in Stolen Runes Portal of Evil. The plot was not predictabe or boring, and the puzzles were challenging but doable. The graphics are incredible, as they have been in the last two games, and there are no missing sound bits nor misspelled subtitles/captions. I also really enjoy the change of scenery; I know this may sound obvious but some games have the entire map open to you from the beginning of the game, but in this trilogy, you have to discover each place, which I prefer. Overall a great game, you should definitely get it if you're a fan of the series (and if you're not!).. Another good HOPA game. Definite recommendation especially when it’s on sale.

Pros:

* solid 5, 6ish hours of gameplay
* bonus chapter
* variety of puzzles
* lore
* interactive map
* collectibles
* not so easy achievements
* interesting story
* beautiful artwork
* pleasant music

Cons:
Every now and then, a screen to rate up a game pops up. Gods, if I wanted to rate the game I would have done it after I finish it, not during the game. Please don’t do that ever again, extremely annoying.