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Love Chronicles: The Sword And The Rose Torrent Download [key]

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About This Game Lift an evil curse that has been cast on the kingdom by a witch looking for revenge in Love Chronicles: The Sword and the Rose! Scattering the petals of an island kingdom’s magical rose throughout the land, the witch has plunged the kingdom into turmoil and it’s up to you to save the day. Gather the petals, defeat a terrifying beast, and confront the witch in this exciting Hidden Object Puzzle Adventure game! This is a special Collector's Edition release full of exclusive extras you won’t find in the standard version. The Collector’s Edition includes: Bonus gameplay Integrated Strategy Guide Wonderful Wallpapers Concept Art 7aa9394dea Title: Love Chronicles: The Sword and the RoseGenre: Adventure, CasualDeveloper:Vendel GamesPublisher:Big Fish GamesFranchise:Love ChroniclesRelease Date: 1 Sep, 2017 Love Chronicles: The Sword And The Rose Torrent Download [key] Second of the Love Chronicles series, the Sword and the Rose starts with you, the Prince crashlanding on another island kingdom, this one shrouded in ice. Ice that can be melted by use of a magical rose. And there is a beast running about.The plot is decent, the games exciting, and the characters vibrant... enough when you meet them.Buy the bundle, as all four games are great.. Second of the Love Chronicles series, the Sword and the Rose starts with you, the Prince crashlanding on another island kingdom, this one shrouded in ice. Ice that can be melted by use of a magical rose. And there is a beast running about.The plot is decent, the games exciting, and the characters vibrant... enough when you meet them.Buy the bundle, as all four games are great.. Wow. After being delighted by what I assume is the 1st in the series (The Spell Collector) I had high expectations for this one. Too high. WAY too high.All the quirky charm and clever twist on the usual 'click on the shinies to start an arbitrary HO scene has been removed here, replaced by exactly the same thing as everyone else is\/was doing.The interesting and colourful graphics have gone, replaced by bland, dark, grimey unforgettableness. Animations and FX are poor compared to the first.The more-or-less interesting plot has gone. (The story is so dull, and the main character's dialog so painfully obvious that it really is a chore to progress at times. ("The bridge is raised. I need to find a way to lower it." "I need to find a way to open this box." "I'll need a key to get past this [obviously locked] door." Thanks, Sherlock. This is about as colourful or useful as the commentary gets.)The charm of having other characters you meet along the way has gone.The clever expanding inventory system has gone. In fact it has been replaced by something even worse than other generic HO games. Every time you attempt to use and item and fail, that item is put at the end of the list. So the inventory order is constantly changing about. A minor irritation compared the the others; but still another pointless, thoughtless step backwards.The puzzles are either easy and uninspired, or pretty hard and uninspired. But that's not 'pretty hard' as in fun and rewarding, but rather a kind of 'difficultly through tedium.' Most of the puzzles I skipped I'm sure I could have sorted out, given the time and a bit of thought or trial and error. But I just really couldn't be bothered.I do hope the series picks up again, or I'm going to regret buying the complete bundle. But the point is, after the 1st game I'd have bought the rest anyway based on the merits of that game. It's just very very disappointing that this installment seems to have completely thrown out all that made The Spell Collector a more interesting and enjoyable game.[Edit: By the end things got a bit better, and I actually enjoyed the bonus content more. Rating still stands, though.]. Wow. After being delighted by what I assume is the 1st in the series (The Spell Collector) I had high expectations for this one. Too high. WAY too high.All the quirky charm and clever twist on the usual 'click on the shinies to start an arbitrary HO scene has been removed here, replaced by exactly the same thing as everyone else is\/was doing.The interesting and colourful graphics have gone, replaced by bland, dark, grimey unforgettableness. Animations and FX are poor compared to the first.The more-or-less interesting plot has gone. (The story is so dull, and the main character's dialog so painfully obvious that it really is a chore to progress at times. ("The bridge is raised. I need to find a way to lower it." "I need to find a way to open this box." "I'll need a key to get past this [obviously locked] door." Thanks, Sherlock. This is about as colourful or useful as the commentary gets.)The charm of having other characters you meet along the way has gone.The clever expanding inventory system has gone. In fact it has been replaced by something even worse than other generic HO games. Every time you attempt to use and item and fail, that item is put at the end of the list. So the inventory order is constantly changing about. A minor irritation compared the the others; but still another pointless, thoughtless step backwards.The puzzles are either easy and uninspired, or pretty hard and uninspired. But that's not 'pretty hard' as in fun and rewarding, but rather a kind of 'difficultly through tedium.' Most of the puzzles I skipped I'm sure I could have sorted out, given the time and a bit of thought or trial and error. But I just really couldn't be bothered.I do hope the series picks up again, or I'm going to regret buying the complete bundle. But the point is, after the 1st game I'd have bought the rest anyway based on the merits of that game. It's just very very disappointing that this installment seems to have completely thrown out all that made The Spell Collector a more interesting and enjoyable game.[Edit: By the end things got a bit better, and I actually enjoyed the bonus content more. Rating still stands, though.]

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