- May 31, 2011
- Fatshark
Hamilton's Great Adventure
Platforms
About
In "Hamilton's Great Adventure," players solve puzzles and overcome challenges in over 60 levels. Players can switch between characters or play in offline co-op mode. The game features in-game leaderboards, a local co-op mode, and a quest to unravel an ancient mystery. Increasing difficulty keeps players engaged and tests their skills.










- Charming and colorful graphics that enhance the overall experience.
- Fun and engaging puzzle mechanics that gradually increase in difficulty, providing a satisfying challenge.
- Great for casual play, making it suitable for children and those looking for a relaxing gaming experience.
- Frequent crashes and compatibility issues, particularly on Windows 10, make the game frustrating to play.
- The story is dull and lacks depth, failing to engage players beyond the gameplay.
- Controls can be clunky, especially when managing the bird companion, leading to a tedious gameplay experience.
story
26 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe story aspect of the game receives mixed reviews, with many players finding it simplistic and aimed at a younger audience, often describing it as dull or uninspiring. However, some appreciate its charming and humorous elements, noting that it features a fun concept and engaging dialogue, particularly in the context of a puzzle game. Overall, while the narrative may not be the main draw, it offers a lighthearted backdrop to the gameplay.
“The game includes hilarious dialogue, with an interesting story that keeps you guessing, and levels that keep posing new challenges.”
“You are told a pretty fun story as you progress through the game.”
“Not only does it have some fun (and hard) platforming puzzles, but it has a very endearing story to boot.”
“The story is kind of lame and infantile.”
“Utterly boring game with unlikable characters and a story that nobody cares for.”
“There is no voice acting and the story is told by sliding images that are about as entertaining as reading a very simplistic children's book.”