Razorflamekun 最近的评测

Time to 100%: ~10-25 hours depending upon how good you are at this type of puzzle.

Mosaic of the Pharaohs is the fourth game in a series of games that feature one gigantic Fill-a-Pix puzzle for you to solve. This one gives you a 56,000 pixel board to solve.

As with the previous games, the grid is broken up into many different regions. however, unlike the previous games, Mega Mosaic and Proverbs, the edges of each region act like the border of the puzzle, or like a wall such that clues given cannot pertain to any other region but the region they are found in.

When you complete a region, in some cases, you will reveal a news story from the past year.[/spoiler]

Unlike the last entry in this series, this game features quite a few empty regions that do not contain facts, but unlike 2024: Mosaic Retrospective, this game makes it part of the much larger image, which I like very much.

As with the previous games in this series, I am not a fan of the music for this game, but that isn't really a big deal for this type of game. I usually just play with the music off for these kinds of games.

Pros:

+Great puzzle design once again, with several regions being a bit challenging this time around. The majority of the regions, though, are still on the easy side, so if you are good at these kinds of puzzles, you should have no issue solving this one.
+Some news stories are really interesting and some of them are even rememberable, which wasn't the case in the previous games.

Neutral:

I did not like the music for this game, but again, I will not hold this against the developer since I usually have the music off for these types of games.
Some of the news stories make you feel like the whole world is burning. While this is the case, I'm not going to ding you for just that.

Overall, this game is very well designed and is a must have for people who enjoy puzzle games, and enjoy these kinds of puzzles!

Time to 100%: ~15-25 hours depending upon how good you are at this type of puzzle and whether or not you read the story.

Mosaic of the Strange is the fifth game in the Mega Mosaic series of games. Unlike the previous games which featured one huge grid split up into different regions, this game has you go to locations and then click on items to start solving the puzzles. Each item is its own puzzle. This game has its own story and cutscenes that go along with the story. As you progress in the story, more locations are unlocked and more puzzles become available.

The story is all right, following along in the footsteps of a murder mystery which you have to solve. As with most murder mysteries, you get clues sometimes from solving puzzles and sometimes this helps you progress in the story, while other times, they are pointless, like going down a rabbit hole. The ending to the story was fairly easy to predict as I was able to guess who the villian was without knowing anything in advance.

Overall, the cutscenes were a little drawn out and protracted. Not really my cup of tea when I am trying to solve puzzles, but to each their own.

As you solve the puzzles, you will also uncover strange and bizarre facts that are given to you in little synopses like in the previous games. This time, every region you solve will give you a fact, which is a huge improvement in my eyes.

In addition, this game adds the option to change your difficulty setting, which causes the puzzles to require more advanced deductions in order to solve. For hardcore puzzlers, this option is gold, but for those of us that are just playing it casually, it was difficult to known which difficulty to choose, and I think I ended up going with the easiest difficulty as that was the kind of puzzle that I was accustomed to.

Again, the music was not my cup of tea and I turned it off as soon as I got into the game.

Pros:

*Great puzzle design, as always.
*Lots of fun and interesting facts to learn about.
*Four difficulty levels to choose from
*Good pixel art.

Neutral:

*Okay story and cutscenes. Not going to ping you for this.
*I didn't like the music, but others might. Not going to ping you for this.

Cons:

*Release delays more than likely caused by how ambitious this project was.

Overall, this was a great addition to the Mega Mosaic series and I look forward to the next installment! This is a definite recommendation to all puzzle fans!

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Developers who thinks it's acceptable to bully others by pushing copyright infringement across Steam to all the other Hidden Cat games is pure evil and greed.

I will not be buying any more of your releases.

Developers who thinks it's acceptable to bully others by pushing copyright infringement across Steam to all the other Hidden Cat games is pure evil and greed.

I will not be buying any more of your releases.

Developers who thinks it's acceptable to bully others by pushing copyright infringement across Steam to all the other Hidden Cat games is pure evil and greed.

I will not be buying any more of your releases.

Developers who thinks it's acceptable to bully others by pushing copyright infringement across Steam to all the other Hidden Cat games is pure evil and greed.

I will not be buying any more of your releases.

Developers who thinks it's acceptable to bully others by pushing copyright infringement across Steam to all the other Hidden Cat games is pure evil and greed.

I will not be buying any more of your releases.