The Tarot's Misfortune review

The Tarot's Misfortune review
Game description:

Although she is the Tarot reader Luzio, Rosalie could not foresee the danger that their way when a strange drifter enters the small town. He strikes quickly, putting his sleep and pull her in prison, then go to the rest of the city. When it comes to Rosalie, she realizes the difficult situation and moves to stop the dangerous drifter with the help of their own deck of Tarot cards. Something magical is at work here, but his skills are strong enough in front of someone who so easily overpowered her and the city back? Join Rosalie in this fascinating journey to save herself and the city from the hands of the Luzio shady drifter. Find out who and what are his intentions. Search and retrieve your deck stolen through 35 beautiful scenes. Follow the spirits of the Tarot cards help you to solve puzzles. Stop this dangerous drifter first Luzio not more!

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Tarot cards have always been a mystery. Gypsies have used them for centuries to tell the future and many somebodies than their use for the same purpose, but beyond the future, I have heard that it can be said about your past and present. At the beginning of the game as too similar, like a strange man walks in and I guess with Rosalie, asking his fortune to read. As soon as he began to read his fortune, the strange man cased a spell making Rosalie fall asleep and put the entire city under his spell as his slaves. Rosalie was protected from his papers, but at what cost? She finds herself, as she wakes up in the city jail without the one thing that can help to address this situation, her Tarot cards.

The man was probably an evil sorcerer and cast a spell on her and them breaking his cards throughout the city. Now there's only one thing left to do for you and that is to escape from prison and start your search for cards and solution for evil over the city. Spend most of your time in disgrace hidden object game The Tarot looking for different angles of your missing Luzio Tarot, as well as objects that are to help gain entry into the next section of time. It will take a few steps back into the game as all the items can not be found immediately on the same level. There are two lists of items available to view.

The first is with elements of blue, which can detect the level on which they are currently found, and the second list, the gray one, requires you to meet all the conditions that must be met for this item. Each item will need to use somewhere in the game is left in your inventory for later use. When it comes to solving the puzzles gray list, are mostly simple, as examples from our everyday lives we encounter. The cursor is transformed into gear when it is passed over an element that can be manipulated in some way and is transformed into a directional arrow when it goes beyond an exit of another.

An arrow means that a lock is a way out, but can not be used until something is resolved. What made the game too well the rest of the puzzle come together. When you start assembling a jigsaw puzzle together, only you must find the correct contours, as if you get the wrong piece with lines like that do not match. Will only correct ones, so that she can do no wrong on this. Between finding objects and solving puzzles small, you will find the differences between the set of Tarot cards. There are a couple of differences to be observed between the cards, which can be fun to see the first couple of times, but after that just becomes tiresome.

If you can with some of the items you are searching if it is a mini game or the main mode is a quick charge system to help you. If you're not in the mood to play mini games, especially if you just ignore what I've played using your rod tip. Another thing that will happen is 3D scenes or scenes scroll, if you prefer. At these levels, you will have to scroll left and right in search of items as the item you are looking for is visible from a corner, but totally blocked by the other, so be careful when you meet at this level. Another nice thing about the game is the hand-drawn graphics, well put together with some music wonderfully done by adding the sense of spooky gypsy, but unfortunately the audio loop is not long enough, to prevent repetitions. Probably the biggest flaw of this game is its length. Even with 12 chapters, relatively speaking for any experienced player will provide about 3 hours of gameplay, max. A bit 'of a disappointment for sure, but what you can do ... In fact, a very nice game but it requires some 'polishing and additional history of involvement that will make the game much longer, as it has the potential to become a very addictive game.