- May 18, 2012
- Gogii
- 8h median play time
Adventure Chronicles: The Search For Lost Treasure
Platforms
About
"Adventure Chronicles: The Search For Lost Treasure" is a hidden object game that takes players on a journey to find a lost treasure. The game features a variety of scenes to search through, mini-games, and puzzles to solve. Players will assist the protagonist, Sam, and his sister, Gloria, in their quest to uncover the treasure and unravel the mystery behind its disappearance.








- Great for casual play with no timer, allowing for a relaxed experience.
- Nostalgic value for players who enjoyed it in the past, with a fun story and decent puzzles.
- Interactive elements like tools to uncover hidden objects and the geocache feature add some variety to the gameplay.
- Graphics are low-resolution and often muddy, making it difficult to find hidden objects.
- The hint system is inadequate, sometimes failing to help with items that require prior actions to reveal.
- The game feels dated and lacks the depth and variety found in more modern hidden object games.
story
36 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe game's story is generally considered average, with some players finding it enjoyable and cohesive, while others describe it as basic or lacking depth. Many reviews highlight that the narrative is typical for hidden object games, featuring limited cutscenes and voiceovers, and some players feel it could be more engaging. Overall, the story serves as a backdrop for the gameplay but does not significantly elevate the experience.
“A standard experience when it comes to hidden object games, I thoroughly enjoyed the story as well!”
“It feels like a cohesive adventure, with a nice story and more of an interactive and meaningful feel to the majority of the objects.”
“Good game with a kind of fun story even if it is a bit hand-holdy.”
“A very basic story and limited cutscenes and voiceovers.”
“Storywise it's on par with all the others in that it's basically a lot of nonsense.”
“There is no story and no other puzzles than the hidden object minigames and these are very poorly executed.”