Thickety Creek LITE

My only complaint is that it’s unclear what the player’s characters motivations are after returning the lunch box. Sure, I know what the remaining puzzles are (at least some of them, anyway). But it isn’t explained in the game why I’m continuing to hang out there. There was some dialogue about finding Moses, but that isn’t a motive to keep doing stuff. Why would ANYONE assume, based on that dialogue, that they’re continuing to look for clues in the woods? The impression was more, “Keep an eye out (generally speaking) in case you see my old friend.” Otherwise, not bad. I also like that the squirrel is freed after the game no longer requires its entrapment.

I recently switched from kindle to iPad so purchased all the games again I am a true PNC lover and FM Developer games are so entertaining for players who don’t like hidden object games.Even though I played it before was still fun.This one is a little shorter than the other games. I am looking forward to more games been waiting for a long time.

The plaster caste machine only works once so if you happen to be experimenting with it and cast something that doesn’t belong there, you can’t go back and I’m NOT going to restart the game. That is just annoying. Waste of money. UPDATE! Ok, there is a way to redo so I changed my rating. Interesting and lots of game play but more seek and find than puzzles.

I like this game, but when playing the Lite game thought upgrading would be enough but not so, or so I thought. Then went to the full game and paid again since I thought better for the full game. Would be nice to get my $3 back for the Lite game that I’ll never play since I paid for the full version of the game. Thanks

Clean, fun, a pleasures!

I was expecting more from Fire Maple after solving the other games. Puzzles in this game were very simplistic and was able to solve this game in just about an hour. I was hoping for something more on par with Fire Maple's other games which are way better.

You can only play this for a certain amount of time. The game then stops, and if you want to continue, you have to pay. Also it’s one of those games where the clues are spread out over a large area and you spend most of your time just trying to get from area to area, or trying to figure out where you are on a map. More annoying then fun.