Hapland Trilogy

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Hapland Trilogy is a single player action game. It was developed by Robin Allen and was released on December 14, 2022. It received overwhelmingly positive reviews from players.

The Hapland Trilogy is a series of three HD, point-and-click puzzle games with 60FPS animation. Players must open portals and save the world by interacting with its inhabitants, while avoiding dangerous obstacles. With minimal hand-holding, players must figure things out for themselves in these challenging and enhanced remasters of the original 2005-2006 Flash games.

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Indie

Play Modes

Single-Player

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Audience ScoreBased on 24 reviews

graphics3 positive mentions

The remastered version beautifully enhances the classic with improved graphics, sound effects, and additional content, making it a nostalgic masterpiece.
The game offers challenging puzzles that provide a satisfying experience for players who enjoy problem-solving.
It's great to see beloved Flash games preserved and updated for modern platforms, allowing new and returning players to enjoy them.

Some puzzles can be frustratingly difficult, with unclear timing requirements and little feedback on failure states.
The addition of a save-load system in the remaster may detract from the original game's challenge and purpose.
Players may find themselves needing walkthroughs to complete certain levels, which can diminish the sense of accomplishment.

graphics
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The graphics in the remastered edition of Hapland have received praise for their significant improvements, featuring crisp visuals, smooth 60fps animations, and a cohesive interface that enhances the overall experience. While some users find the original graphics plain, the imaginative design contributes to an atmosphere of mystery and wonder.
- “I think that this remaster was executed beautifully, with more detailed graphics, the addition of several secrets, and the addition of second versions of each level.”
- “The remastered edition of Hapland has greatly improved graphics (crisp on a full screen; smooth 60fps animations) and a pleasant interface tying the trilogy together.”
- “The graphics are plain, but the possibilities conveyed by the great imagination of the author open the doors for an atmosphere of mystery and wonder.”
story
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The story in Hapland 1 and 2 is engaging, with additional quests enhancing the gameplay experience for players familiar with the original Adobe Flash versions. Players appreciate the challenge of completing quests and achievements, often seeking guidance from discussion threads to navigate the game's puzzles.
- “Even if you have just played the Adobe Flash versions of Hapland 1 and 2, you'll love the additional quests available in the first two levels.”
- “I managed to complete Hapland 2's second quest with guides and help from the discussion threads, as well as getting the last two achievements: Flying Ace and Lord of the Skies.”
music
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The music in the revamped classic flash game series is noted for its subtlety, enhancing the overall experience with improved animations and sounds while adding a fresh layer of depth to the gameplay.
- “A classic flash game series given new life with new content, better animations and sounds, as well as some subtle background music.”
atmosphere
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The atmosphere is characterized by a sense of mystery and wonder, driven by the author's imaginative vision, despite the graphics being described as plain.
- “The graphics are plain, but the possibilities conveyed by the great imagination of the author open the doors for an atmosphere of mystery and wonder.”
humor
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The humor in the game is characterized by its confounding and clever point-and-click problem-solving elements, providing players with several hours of entertaining and amusing challenges.
- “And for those who are encountering this gem for the first time, prepare for several hours of confounding and humorous point-and-click problem solving!”