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Happy Gaming,
Ana

Thanks, Ana.

Wow, this casual game also looks good. Too many games not enough time to play them

I just finished it! Quite short with an abrupt ending. It was OKish. Some of the objects were quite difficult to find and the sounds drove me up the wall! I can't comment on the story as I always skip through it. I quite liked the screen scroll, where not all the objects were visible at once. But generally I give it 3 or 4 out of 10. My personal opinion only!

Not fond of this one. Altho the Templar saga has always fascinated me, the game did not. Very annoying interface.

Passing w/ a thumbs down.

I am really enjoying this game. I like the "new" twists like the scrolling screen and other little things they've added in the game. I already bought it.

I just got the game too and find it refreshing new way of playing a hog. The story could have been more solid it seem to be bits and pieces of the history.

I normally like games like this. Games about adventure or knights or templars, but I found this game really boring. I only played the trial and I guess I can only stand to play ihogs now instead of just plain old hogs. I guess it's relaxing for some, which is good, but I like more adventure elements in my games. I also enjoy playing full adventure games and also games on the darkside like Batman Arkham Asylum (which just announced a sequel).

I guess I'm a hybrid gamer in that I enjoy many types of games. I don't normally like first person shooters though.

I hope you all have a great Christmas season!

indyjonesfan

Played it through. Straight HOG, some nice touches, i.e. scrolling screens, object occasionaly in 3 pictures on screen at same time. Objects sometimes small. Story is poor. Ending abrupt and disappointing. Playtime roughly 6 hours (very few hints used), so it is a short game. Developer unknown. The name is not mentioned! No credits. Seems non-English speaking, judging from the misnomers in object names. (i.e. rubber ball = cricket ball!).
Historical facts are incorrect. The Templars and Knights of Malta were mutual enemies, not one and the same order as the game implies.