Recent reviews by MisterXYZ

I'll start by saying I generally don't play hidden object games, the sheer number of them in the market and the fact that so many of them seem to look the same always made me feel like I wouldn't enjoy them. I was convinced to play this one, though, and I'll admit that I was pleasantly surprised. None of the puzzles or challenges were too difficult, but even so, there was enough variety that it kept me entertained through to the end (though I did miss the 4 hour time limit for the achievement by about 15 minutes, which meant I had to play through a second time).

The only issue I had was during nearly every puzzle, I found myself backing out of them by clicking too close to the bottom of the screen for one reason or another, which did get annoying after a while. Even after playing the game for hours I didn't seem to be getting any better when it came to this, maybe something like a back arrow somewhere on the screen as an alternative to clicking on the bottom portion to backtrack could help with that. This is a pretty small complaint though, and most likely something that most people don't have any problems with.

Do you like gold? Do you like destruction? Do you like DRAGONS? Then this is the game for you. While games start out slow paced, they pick up speed as the round continues on, eventually becoming pretty difficult, and, while it may take some practice to master the techniques, it's well worth the effort. The only downside is the lack of a multiplayer community (which is a real shame), but if you have friends with the game, all I can tell you to do is, well, MAKE THEM PLAY IT TOO :D

A great game, but the primary story leaves a bit to be desired. Doesn't matter much, though, since the insane amount of exploring and side-quests available will leave you with plenty of hours of game time. The biggest issue I see is that the game becomes ridiculously easy after you reach a certain point, as there really aren't any enemies that can challenge you, including the Super Mutant Behemoths, which you can take in a one-on-one fight by the end. And there's Fawkes, who I feel is a broken companion (or at least might be in my game). Even so, definitely worth the purchase, and there's no reason to not get the GOTY Edition, since the DLC helps make the game even better, and it's more cost effective than buying the DLC separate. 100+ hours so far and still going strong, look into it if you like shooters/RPGs.