Labyrinths of the World: The Wild Side - New HOPA on Big Fish

Posted By: Marian

Labyrinths of the World: The Wild Side - New HOPA on Big Fish - 01/31/20 01:50 PM

Today's game for Club Members, tomorrow's game for all.

You can download Labyrinths of the World: The Wild Side here.

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Domini Games proudly brings you a tale of dangerous prophecies and savage betrayal based on the Indian myths of the animal world in Labyrinths of the World: The Wild Side!

Your vacation to India started as planned until an unexpected thief lured you into the hidden world of the animal kingdom. Now you’ve been recruited to help Nanda, the benevolent elephant queen, and her allies protect Princess Manu, the only human in the animal world, from the wrath of Jagan, the Tiger King, and his fearsome cohorts. Can you save Princess Manu and bring peace to the animal kingdom? You’ll need the curiosity of a cat and the cunning of a fox to find out in this ferocious Hidden-Object Puzzle Adventure!

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Posted By: connie

Re: Labyrinths of the World: The Wild Side - New HOPA on Big Fish - 01/31/20 01:53 PM

Thanks Marian.

Posted By: BrownEyedTigre

Re: Labyrinths of the World: The Wild Side - New HOPA on Big Fish - 01/31/20 03:31 PM

Thanks, Marian!

Ana

Posted By: oldbroad

Re: Labyrinths of the World: The Wild Side - New HOPA on Big Fish - 01/31/20 06:17 PM

Thanks Marian!

Posted By: Reenie

Re: Labyrinths of the World: The Wild Side - New HOPA on Big Fish - 01/31/20 08:59 PM

I just finished playing the Demo on this game, and probably will end up buying it at some point because I have liked some of the other games in this series (I have played 11, and have enjoyed three enough to mark them as "Replay"). This is a series where you can chose your difficulty level (for the mini-games), and I like being able to crank that up. Not too many HO scenes. Populated with simple characters: all good or all evil, with no back story or depth. Decent sound programming, with everything from pops and squeaks to water dripping and birdsong. Beautiful attention to detail in each scene. However, it is super-saturated in terms of color. (Real cartoony, fantasy-world stuff. Might not be your cuppa if you like more realistic environments.) Nothing ground-breaking, but then, nothing really pushes too hard, either. The puzzles are good, and if you like to hunt for morphs and "extras," there are some in every scene.