Myths Of Orion: Books of Power

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Myths Of Orion: Books of Power is a single player puzzle game with a mystery theme. It was developed by Cateia Games and was released on December 3, 2014. It received mostly positive reviews from critics and positive reviews from players.

Long time ago, in a Realm of Orion, a powerful, but greedy wizard collected knowledge from all around the world. And thus came to write the three Books: books of knowledge, Law and Magic.The books gave him ultimate powers. But, he used them not to prosper, but for chaos! One day the mighty enchantress Salina gathered all of her strength and courage and stole the Books from the Wizard. Under the co…

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story9 positive mentions

gameplay3 negative mentions

The game features beautiful graphics and high-quality voice acting, creating an engaging atmosphere.
The story is interesting and provides a solid foundation for the gameplay, reminiscent of classic hidden object games.
The gameplay includes a variety of puzzles and hidden object scenes that are enjoyable and challenging.

The game is relatively short, which may leave players wanting more content.
Some puzzles and mini-games are frustratingly difficult or poorly designed, leading to a less enjoyable experience.
There are issues with the interface and interaction points, making navigation and gameplay occasionally annoying.

story
20 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
45%
40%
15%
The story aspect of the game receives mixed reviews, with some players finding it engaging and well-integrated with high-quality graphics and voice acting, while others describe it as serviceable or lacking depth. Many appreciate the immersive atmosphere and intriguing elements, though some criticize certain story segments as underwhelming or overly simplistic. Overall, the narrative is seen as a positive element, contributing to the game's enjoyment despite varying opinions on its execution.
- “The story, graphics, music, and atmosphere were good.”
- “A very good hidden object game with challenging puzzles, neat characters, good voice acting, and a clear and engaging central story line.”
- “Writers brought this up a few times, but it didn't matter in the overall story.”
- “It was a decent point and click, long enough, and decently animated, but the story was meh, the voicing was meh, and the mini games were less than meh - I even skipped some 'boss battles' which I almost never do, but even with the instructions I could not figure out what I was supposed to be doing or if I was doing it right.”
- “Despite its sci-fi sounding title, Myths of Orion: Light from the North is actually a typical fairy tale fantasy hidden object game, with a surprising story approach: our tale starts after the big evil sorcerer already won and devastated most of the kingdoms.”
graphics
19 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
42%
42%
16%
The graphics in the game are generally praised for their high quality, with many reviewers highlighting the beautiful, colorful, and detailed hand-drawn artwork and character models. However, some players noted issues with murky visuals and the reuse of assets from other games, which detracted from the overall experience. While the graphics are a standout feature, there are concerns that the focus on visuals may have compromised the design of the hidden-object scenes.
- “✅ Gorgeous-looking, colorful, and detailed hand-drawn background artwork and character models.”
- “I want to mention that the visuals in the game are nicely done.”
- “Beautiful graphics.”
- “I'm photosensitive, so it gives me instant headaches and obscures the already murky graphics of the search area; though maybe that is why they did it.”
- “Said murky graphics and reusing items and even artwork from other games.”
- “The game’s biggest selling point is its astonishing visuals, but I fear that the developers put too much effort into the graphics, because the genre-defining hidden objects scenes are suspiciously rare and rather weak in design.”
music
8 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
63%
37%
The music in the game is consistently praised for its quality, with many reviewers highlighting the excellent soundtrack and background music that enhance the overall atmosphere. The voice acting is also noted as being well done, contributing to the immersive experience. Overall, the music and sound design are considered standout features that elevate the game's artistic presentation.
- “The story, graphics, music, and atmosphere were good.”
- “I really enjoyed playing this and completely agree with the other reviewers about the voice acting, music, and graphics being surprisingly well done.”
- “What I got was an artistically pretty game with an excellent soundtrack compared to others in the genre and a tight, forward-moving plot.”
gameplay
6 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
17%
33%
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The gameplay in the hidden-object games reviewed is generally solid, featuring intuitive puzzles and various modes for hidden-object scenes, complemented by appealing graphics and music. While the gameplay duration is relatively short, with a focus on traditional point-and-click mechanics, the inclusion of achievements offers some replayability. However, issues like excessive backtracking can detract from the experience, though a helpful map mitigates this concern.
- “Fairly good hidden-object game, with relatively smooth gameplay, typical but intuitive puzzles (mostly), hidden object scenes of various modes (search by object name or silhouette), nice graphics and music, and not a bad voiceover.”
- “Gameplay will likely last only an hour or two as the game is really not difficult, but newly added achievements may add to some replayability as you need to finish the game at least twice to get all of them.”
- “Myths of Orion is a beautiful hidden object game with a fluid gameplay, a surprisingly grim storyline, and lazy hidden object scene design.”
- “Therefore, it is up to the traditional point-and-click gameplay and the conventional puzzles to carry Myths of Orion, and for the most part, they do a decent job—although, as usual for Cateia games, the backtracking reaches epic proportions, but thankfully the map reduces this problem to a mere nuisance.”
atmosphere
3 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
The atmosphere of the game is highly praised for its engaging fantasy world, complemented by strong graphics and music. Reviewers appreciate the enjoyable ambiance and the unfolding story, which enhances the overall experience beyond mere puzzle-solving.
- “The story, graphics, music, and atmosphere were good.”
- “Engaging fantasy world and atmosphere.”
- “Very enjoyable atmosphere and unfolding story; not exactly going to be novelized, but still a positive element.”
grinding
2 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
Players find the grinding aspect of the game to be excessive, with an overwhelming focus on hidden object tasks that detracts from the adventure elements, leading to a tedious experience. Many users express frustration with the repetitive nature of the gameplay, ultimately resulting in a loss of interest.
- “I love hidden object adventure games, but this is hidden object after hidden object. There's not a lot of adventure; it's so padded out with hidden objects that it just got tedious. I have played it before and eventually gave up. I tried it again and ended up doing the same thing.”
- “There are some boss fights, and I think they are quite tedious.”
replayability
2 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
The game's replayability is generally considered low, as gameplay typically lasts only an hour or two and is not particularly challenging. However, the introduction of new achievements may encourage players to complete the game multiple times to unlock everything.
- “Gameplay will likely last only an hour or two as the game is really not difficult, but newly added achievements may add to some replayability since you need to finish the game at least twice to get all of them.”
- “The replay value for the game is low.”

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Myths Of Orion: Books of Power is a puzzle game with mystery theme.

Myths Of Orion: Books of Power is available on Nintendo Switch, PC, Mac OS, Windows and others.

Myths Of Orion: Books of Power was released on December 3, 2014.

Myths Of Orion: Books of Power was developed by Cateia Games.

Myths Of Orion: Books of Power has received mostly positive reviews from players and mostly positive reviews from critics. Most players liked this game for its story but disliked it for its gameplay.

Myths Of Orion: Books of Power is a single player game.

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