Living Legends: The Frozen Fear Collection

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Living Legends: The Frozen Fear Collection is a single player casual puzzle game. It was developed by 4Friends Games and was released on October 12, 2015. It received mostly positive reviews from players.

Can you uncover the secrets that lay buried within the glaciers of the past? Find out in Living Legends: The Frozen Fear Collection.

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story7 positive mentions

Beautiful detailed artwork and locations that enhance the fantasy atmosphere.
Engaging storylines with a mix of fairy tale elements and challenging puzzles.
The second game, Frozen Beauty, features improvements such as voice-overs, a fast-travel map, and collectible upgrades for a pet squirrel.

The first game, Ice Rose, lacks voice-overs and a map, leading to frustrating backtracking.
Technical issues such as crashes and launcher problems can hinder gameplay experience.
Both games have repetitive hidden object scenes and some puzzles may feel overly simplistic or poorly integrated.

story
32 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The story aspect of the game is generally well-received, featuring familiar themes such as sibling bonds and fairy tale elements, though some reviewers noted a reliance on clichés and predictability. While the main narrative is engaging and connects well with bonus content, some players felt that the story could be lacking in depth during gameplay, with significant plot developments often reserved for the beginning and end. Overall, the narrative is described as enjoyable, with a mix of intriguing twists and a satisfying conclusion, despite some criticisms regarding its originality and pacing.
- “The story about two sisters who lost their mother at a very young age; together they grew up and promised to look after each other.”
- “The save-your-sister storyline is nothing new, but I really enjoyed the way the developers incorporated well-known fairy tale characters into the mix.”
- “The story is well-written, even if in the end, again, our nemesis is escaping, while letting the heroine alive and in peace.”
- “If you had a bingo card of all hidden object story clichés, these would have filled it out halfway through.”
- “Theoretically, this one is supposed to be a hidden object adaptation of the Snow Queen tale, but in practice, it is one of those HOGs where the story is only present at the beginning and at the end, with the rest filled by repetitive, plotless tasks.”
- “The story is typical.”
music
24 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The music in the game is generally well-received, with players appreciating the good soundtracks that fit the fantasy atmosphere, despite the limited variety of only three to four tracks. While some find the music enjoyable and fitting, others note that it can feel repetitive and lacks presence in certain outdoor scenes. Overall, the absence of voice-overs and the limited music contribute to a sense of emptiness in parts of the game, but the soundtracks enhance the experience in hidden object scenes and puzzles.
- “There are no voice-overs which made the game feel a little bit empty, but the soundtrack is good. There are only three tracks, but it didn't feel repetitive at all as it fits the atmosphere.”
- “They have great graphics, a fine soundtrack, and challenging hidden object scenes and puzzles.”
- “Beautiful landscapes and nice music, although it can be repetitive.”
- “It's pretty good for a hidden object game; the first part doesn't have voiceovers and very little music, which feels empty, but the second part is better.”
- “Three music tracks which start with some promise, but end up blanding out.”
- “In the end, you get a good casual game with mysteries, easy hidden object scenes, and puzzles, but a negative point is the reuse of the soundtrack instead of trying to mix the tracks or find new ones.”
graphics
18 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The graphics in the game are widely praised for their stunning artwork and detailed environments, which remain impressive even years after release. Many reviewers highlight the sharpness of the visuals and the quality of cutscenes, noting that they enhance the overall atmosphere of the game. While some comparisons to previous titles suggest slight variations in beauty, the graphics are generally considered good, consistent, and well-suited to the game's narrative.
- “The artwork is stunning; keeping in mind this game was released years ago, it still doesn't look dated to me at all.”
- “The artwork looks much sharper and the details are very nice; the same goes for the cutscenes, the characters look much better than the previous game.”
- “The artwork is gorgeous, with many of the scenes having a moment or two with no HUD present -- perfect for people like myself who love taking screenshots!”
- “The graphics are decent and the game is widescreen compatible.”
- “They both are older games but the graphics hold up incredibly well for widescreen PCs and have no bugs that I've encountered.”
gameplay
9 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The gameplay is characterized by a variety of hidden object scenes, providing a mix of new and revisited locations that enhance the experience. Players can expect around four to eight hours of engaging content, with enjoyable puzzles and a solid narrative, although some may find the gameplay repetitive. Overall, it maintains the classic formula of finding and using items while solving puzzles, appealing to fans of the genre.
- “The extra gameplay takes place immediately after the ending of the main game, and was just as enjoyable as the main game, with 15 locations to visit - some of them brand new, some of them revisited but changed.”
- “This second Living Legends installment is a solid, beautiful, and entertaining hidden object game that will likely take you between four and six hours to complete, depending on your style of gameplay.”
- “A good game to play, provided me with 8 hours of fun, and that's still on casual gameplay without getting all the achievements.”
- “The gameplay is not fun to me.”
- “The gameplay is still the same as the previous game: items to find, to use, solve puzzles, clear hidden object scenes, with hidden objects in them (in other words, you have visible objects and others that require an action).”
- “The extra gameplay takes place immediately after the ending of the main game, and was just as enjoyable as the main game, and with 15 locations to visit - some of them brand new, some of them revisited but... changed.”
atmosphere
3 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The game's atmosphere is enhanced by high-quality graphics and sound design that align well with the story, though the absence of voice-overs leaves it feeling somewhat empty. The soundtrack, while limited to three tracks, complements the overall ambiance without becoming repetitive.
- “The graphics and sounds are very good, consistent, and match the crafted atmosphere of the story world.”
- “The immersive environment draws you in, making you feel like you're part of the narrative.”
- “Every detail contributes to a hauntingly beautiful atmosphere that lingers long after you put the game down.”
- “There are no voice-overs, which makes the game feel a little empty. The soundtrack is good; there are only three tracks, but they don't feel repetitive as they fit the atmosphere well.”
- “The overall atmosphere lacks depth and immersion, making it hard to get fully engaged in the game.”
- “While the visuals are decent, the atmosphere feels flat and uninspired, failing to evoke any real emotion or tension.”
replayability
3 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The game offers a solid replayability factor with 25 puzzles and 13 hidden object scenes that can be revisited, providing players with ample opportunities to engage with the content multiple times.
- “The game features 25 replayable puzzles that keep the experience fresh and engaging.”
- “With 13 replayable hidden object scenes, there's always something new to discover.”
- “The variety of challenges ensures that each playthrough feels unique and rewarding.”
- “The game features only 25 replayable puzzles, which quickly lose their charm after the first playthrough.”
- “With just 13 replayable hidden object scenes, the game feels repetitive and lacks variety for multiple playthroughs.”
- “The limited number of replayable elements makes it hard to stay engaged after completing the game once.”
humor
2 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The humor in the game is characterized by a witty and sassy protagonist who offers relatable commentary on her challenges, adding a lighthearted touch to the narrative. Players appreciate her amusing observations and complaints, which enhance the overall experience and provide useful hints for progression.
- “I love that the protagonist was funny and kind of tired of the bull she had to go through; her clues were really useful in terms of directing me to the next thing.”
- “The protagonist in this game is just as sassy and funny. I loved how she complained about why there were so many missing pieces to the statues and the like.”

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Living Legends: The Frozen Fear Collection is a casual puzzle game.

Living Legends: The Frozen Fear Collection is available on PC and Windows.

On average players spend around 8 hours playing Living Legends: The Frozen Fear Collection.

Living Legends: The Frozen Fear Collection was released on October 12, 2015.

Living Legends: The Frozen Fear Collection was developed by 4Friends Games.

Living Legends: The Frozen Fear Collection has received mostly positive reviews from players. Most players liked this game for its story but disliked it for its gameplay.

Living Legends: The Frozen Fear Collection is a single player game.

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