Thursday, October 8, 2009

Curse of the Pharaoh - The Quest For Nefertiti Game Review

The Curse of the Pharaoh: The Quest for Nefertiti game is the latest version of Hidden Object education-entertainment company Ph03nix New Media. And since most of the time of hidden object games are used more often with the same concept over and over again, it would be nice to see some changes once in a while. Let's then see how this game fares on this review.

The Curse of the Pharaoh: The Quest for Nefertiti game, you play asadventurous heroine, Anna, as she tries to solve the mysterious disappearance of her brother, William. After receiving a note asking for rescue, puts Anna to Egypt searching for clues to catch her brother towards him and hopefully again at the end. What follows, if there is a series of puzzles leading to the same discovery of her brother, and then open your goals in this game.

Unlike most games in the Hidden Object genre, the curse of the Pharaoh: The Quest for Nefertiti game includes above all a place-the-difference issue, but you are 10 differences between 2 pictures are shown on your screen. Apart from that, but we also have special items that you need to find is to unlock the hidden areas of the game where certain mysteries are waiting for you. And of course there are also mini-games involved, but you have found these games with in-game gold, spread through all levels in order to buy access.

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One thing I can definitely say is that the Curse of the Pharaoh: The Quest for Nefertiti game has some very good graphics and sound blending perfectly to its Egyptian theme. The game play is very smooth also and does a great job in preventing you having those annoying miss-clicks. The best part about the game though is that it's not timed and unlike games of this type, the only consequence of frequent error-clicking is that the game lights go out and you're forced to find object differences by using just a small flashlight. This happens for only a minute or so, so I guess having this penalty is really no big deal too.

On the negative side, the Curse of the Pharaoh: The Quest for Nefertiti game can be relatively easy compared to other Hidden Object games. Another thing to complain about also are the scene borders which sometimes block the differences between critical objects in the game. It seems that the Boundary corners are too large to impede your view, but this problem is rarely encountered during the game, so I think it may be fine if you've hidden an extra touch to help you.

All in all, the Curse of the Pharaoh: The Quest for Nefertiti game make a really great game for children through the most of his puzzles. However, I can say that the game is also fun for adults and can be very engaging story line is enough to ask youmore about what an interesting game.



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