Labyrinths of the World: Devil

Well put together

This is a very long game with beautiful scenes and interesting mini games. One of my favorites!

I enjoyed the story. The game was not too short. It’s has more puzzles than hidden objects, though. The hidden objects also were not that difficult. There are two puzzles that are extremely difficult, even in easy mode; to the point that it got frustrating. But the rest of the puzzles were between very easy or just challenging enough to make you think. I would recommend it.

Not too challenging.

I enjoyed the game very much. I do have to admit though I found several of the puzzles very hard to do, even using the "Easy" version. Some took forever. I would get frustrated and use the skip button. I usually do well with puzzles except in this game. The graphics were superb and the story was good. I love having a map to tell me where tasks need to be handled. I do have to say that the conversations of some of the characters fell flat and monotone...no real expression.

The screen is too small

I love Domini games, especially this series. They have tons of puzzles/mini-games, and many actually require you to think<gasp>!! But they are not impossible by any means. And one of my favorite features of this developer’s games, is that most puzzles have a hard or easy option. I prefer hard, but if puzzles aren’t your thing you can do easy. Also a fair number of HOS. The story is good, graphics great, and so much to do in each scene. Unlike Elephant games, the gameplay does not consist entirely of: find amulet, insert amulet, repeat. Only one glitch: when you are placing the circles into the hexagon, it will not accept the solution on hard mode, but switch to casual/easy and it’s fine.

I like the fact that you can pick matching instead of the hidden object many puzzles and that you can pick easy or hard. The storyline is very interesting and I like the graphics

I like the game, but there are some transitions that seem to be a desperate attempt to get anything even if it doesn’t make sense. The games are simple to the point of boring. Lastly, I don’t like HOPs with things hidden in shadows that can’t be seen no matter how long one stares at the scene jut to give up and poke randomly until getting lucky.

Once again, Domini Games has given us another winner! The only quibble I have is that they don’t give us enough games. You can customize every aspect of the game, from difficulty settings in general to mode of play for most puzzles(easy vs. hard)to map settings. The game was lengthy with the bonus adventure. A journal of sorts with notes and objectives was included. The graphics were gorgeous and colorful, and the cut-scenes electrifying. There was an excellent marked teleport map which would also indicate if collectibles were available, if you opted to do so. Loading was nearly instantaneous between locations. There were also indicators on the game interface showing you when the various collectibles (morphing flowers, artifacts and crystals) were present. You were able to spend the crystals decorating a crystal cave and there was humorous information about the flowers and artifacts, so I didn’t mind finding the collectibles. The HO scenes had some variety, or you could opt to play match-3 as the alternative. There was a plethora of tasks to perform at each location, and the game was chock full of puzzles/games. Many were rotational but there were also games of dexterity, matching, codes, and potions; in short something for everyone. You got to use some fun gadgets along the way. As this developer was Domini, gameplay was extremely smooth because they have excellent quality assurance. It’s so nice not to deal with any touch screen sensitivity issues. This game was so terrific that I would have played it at the full price! You get everything you could possibly want from this developer. Thank you Domini and also to BigFish! Please can you bring us more Domini and less ERS? Happy gaming everybody!