| The Otherside: Realm of Eons [Game Download] | ![The Otherside: Realm of Eons [Game Download]](http://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/I/613HJg66l9L._SL160_.jpg)
| From: Namco Networks Category: Video Games
Buy New: $6.95 as of 9/8/2010 01:21 CDT details
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Seller: Amazon.com Rating: 6 reviews Sales Rank: 6,934
Format: Download Platforms: Windows Vista, Windows XP Genre: puzzle_games Media: Software Download Edition: Standard Operating System: Windows Vista
Model: 1964 ASIN: B003FSSIOE
Release Date: April 22, 2010 Availability: Usually ships in 24 hours
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| Features:
| • | Solve The Riddles Of The Otherside. | | • | 25 Fantastic Locations. | | • | 10 Mini-Games. | | • | Combine Hidden Objects To Solve Tricky Puzzles. |
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Product Description After receiving a strange book on her doorstep, Miranda finds herself drawn into the fantastic world of The Otherside. With the help of the mischievous Jovie, travel between worlds and unravel the mystery of a missing girl. Journey through over 25 detailed locations as you discover hidden objects and combine items to create new tools. As the story unfolds through animated in-game comics, solve over 10 puzzling mini-games and help Miranda locate the missing Louise to save her from a ghastly fate.
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Not a challenge August 1, 2010 Stephanie This game was extremely easy, it shouldn't even be called "Hidden" Object. The story line is redundant. I don't recommend this one :(
Very easy game July 22, 2010 L. Epstein (Delanco, NJ, US) 1 out of 1 found this review helpful
Well I am glad I only paid $3-4 for this game. It was by far the easiest of any HOG's I've played. And it had some run-time issues on my computer that got very annoying causing me to exit and have to replay one room three times.
On the other hand, it did have many levels, the graphics aren't bad and it took me several hours to finish it - I feel like I got my money's worth. The mini-games were far too easy but the story line was somewhat compelling and finished up nicely. In each room, one has to solve multiple problems and there was always one mini-game per room.
If you're looking for some light entertainment that is not terribly taxing and not terribly expensive, you'll enjoy this game. Just make sure you turn your virus checker to run after you play or you might run into some conflicts.
Great for the price, but just misses the mark -- would still recommend July 18, 2010 Carter's Mom (Washington, DC) 1 out of 1 found this review helpful
I have to take into consideration the cost of the game when I review it. Did I get my three and a half dollars worth -- absolutely! Would I recommend it at twenty dollars? No, probably not. It is a typical search and find game. Some of the items in the inventory are combined for use in another scene. However, unlike many games that make you figure out which objects go together in order to move ahead in the game, this one does that aspect for you. Therefore, the search and find component is just that -- simple object searches. There are mini games as well, some are quite fun. They do, however, quickly become repititious. The story line is okay and there is a feature that allows you to skip it if it is too boring. A couple things that would have improved this game: 1) the developers should have made the player how to combine and use objects, 2) the story parts that were like movies should have either moved along faster or had options to forward to the next scene (similar to the dialog boxes), and 3) a greater variety of mini-games would have been nice. All in all, a fun game to play. It isn't too hard, but still enjoyable. The hint system is good and you can skip any mini-game after a small amount of time. It took about four hours to complete.
Good game for the price ($3.49) July 17, 2010 requin (Massachusetts) 3 out of 3 found this review helpful
I just played the half-hour demo and for $3.49 (Amazon's price atm) this is worth it. The game has 25 chapters and I only got to the 3rd in my half hour demo. So it's a fairly long one. Yes it's easy, but the game mechanics are a bit different in that you have to find a number of objects to equal a main object. (you don't find PARTS of the object like the Treasure Seekers games, you find other objects). Then you use the "whole item" to interact. The graphics are crystal clear which is a must for me.
I probably would not pay $6.99 for this (the going rate for most download games of this ilk) but for half price I am going to get it. It's easy, relaxing, and pleasant.
I don't play with the music turned on so can't comment on that.
Hope my comments are helpful. 7/16/10.
Too easy July 17, 2010 I. Peters (Dallas, TX USA) 7 out of 7 found this review helpful
I downloaded the trial version of The Otherside: Realm of Eons but although the game has a good price and lovely graphics I decided not to buy it. After having played quite a number of these types of games, amongst them Echoes of the Past: Royal House of Stone [Game Download], Flux Family Secrets: The Ripple Effect [Game Download] and Pahelika: Secret Legends [Game Download], I found this game too easy. Whenever a puzzle needs to be solved, the hints tell the player exactly what to do. Right down to which objects are needed, etc. So consequently there was no real challenge involved, just finding hidden objects (easy as well, because the rooms are not over-stuffed with objects as is the case with most hidden object games) and then using them as instructed by the hints which constantly pop up automatically.
While I am not one who likes to try forever to solve a puzzle or game, this quickly bored me. The mini games that I saw during the 30-minute trial were too easy as well. I would give this game to an older child but I don't find it suitable for adults.
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