Maze Of Realities: Luz

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I love that I can replay my old games and upgrade them. There are many Domini games that I adore, especially the Secret City series (hint-hint) but I take exception at this new mandatory extra-tap penalty thing. I play games to relax, so timers, scoring and penalties are a big turnoff. I noted that the updated games have that same boring match-3 alternative game. If you’re going to have one for all the games, at least make it cute or something. :-)

In a hidden object scene, it isn’t fair that you make objects behind things where you can barely see what it is and aren’t sure and have a wait penalty as well.

Story, characters and graphics all get a high rating from me. The only thing that I do not like is the 5 second waiting time when there were no hints or instructions. How can anyone guess the correct move without a little help?

I really enjoyed this game and had no issues in completing it. I especially liked the mazes which give a different dimension to solving tasks. I would have given it a 5 star rating but for short length and the absolutely worthless extra play afforded by purchase of deluxe edition.

I able to get through the entire game as well as the bonus chapter with no problem. I do think that the deluxe version isn’t worth the extra dollar since it’s all the same cookie cutter. But, I would recommend that when new domini games come out to wait a bit before you purchase it. Usually when they first come out is when they are the most glitchy and can be frustrating. But, the game was pretty fun and I liked the story line.

Finally, we were treated to a Domini game that did not have the “evil entity stealing souls for immortality “storyline! Instead, this storyline involved bridging the gap between two worlds, and the age-old dichotomy of lightness versus darkness. The graphics were beautiful, although they did lack some clarity, making certain HO scenes a bit difficult to complete. Inventory usage of course contained the usual suspects, but not to a ridiculous degree. Support has been listening! There were several tools that were innovative as well. General gameplay was enjoyable, with a plethora of tasks at each location. We were able to crack codes, paint, formulate potions and cast spells, and conquer a maze and a labyrinth. So the mini-games were thankfully not all of the boring rotational ilk. The HO scenes had a decent variety, from silhouettes, to find and use one object to unlock another, from word lists to placing objects in the correct spot, and more. Finally, the quality assurance was quite good, except for a slight lack of touchscreen sensitivity on the gameplay interface. The game was a bit brief, but since I don’t pay why complain about it? My true rating will be 4.5 stars, and I have not rated a Domini game this highly in a very long time. It seems like Support is paying attention, as are the Creative Team and the new Quality Assurance staff member. Also, the App Store said that if Oleg did not improve his quality assurance vastly, he would be banned from publishing games in the United States. So all of my correspondence did not go unheeded and we received a wonderful game. Happy holidays to all! We will receive 3 Christmas games in the middle of December from Domini, Elephant and Friendly Fox. So we can expect an enjoyable Christmas season. I want to acknowledge my wonderful Dream Team Elite, for supporting me in my endeavors to make this genre better and better. We still have a long way to go, but I have another deal on the table (not with Oleg) and I hope it comes to fruition. Oleg should have released EIPIX, and when my deal occurs, he will realize that not doing so was a grave mistake. He really could have banked revenue with those games here on iOS. Too bad! Thank you to my amazing Support liaison. You know who you are, and I appreciate everything you do.