Queen's Quest 3: The End of Dawn

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Queen's Quest 3: The End of Dawn is a single player casual puzzle game with fantasy and mystery themes. It was developed by Brave Giant LTD and was released on April 27, 2017. It received positive reviews from players.

In Queen's Quest 3: The End of Dawn you will follow Eliana as she tries to become a true alchemist. You will need to help her solve riddles, explore kingdoms and much more. Follow Eliana on her mission to save her hometown and help her to save the people she loves. Tackle the evil forces behind a deadly betrayal and prove yourself to be a true alchemist.

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story27 positive mentions

replayability2 negative mentions

Beautiful, hand-painted artwork and vibrant, detailed fantasy environments create an immersive visual experience.
Varied puzzles and hidden object scenes with a substantial amount of content provide a relaxing yet engaging gameplay experience.
The story, while traditional and somewhat predictable, contains interesting world-building elements and plot twists that maintain player interest.

Mini-games and puzzles are often too easy or repetitive, sometimes feeling simplistic and lacking challenge for experienced players.
Technical issues such as lack of screen resolution options, occasionally awkward animations, and oversensitive selection areas detract from gameplay.
The narrative and characters are clichéd and underdeveloped, with some frustration expressed over disjointed storytelling and limited player agency.

story
123 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
22%
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7%
Queen’s Quest 3 delivers a straightforward, fantasy-themed narrative centered on Eliana, a young alchemy student, with a mix of predictable plot twists and typical genre clichés. While the story is engaging enough for fans of hidden object adventures and is complemented by puzzle mechanics tied to progression, many find it generic, occasionally dragging, and lacking depth or originality. Overall, it offers a cohesive but unremarkable tale that serves primarily as a vehicle for the game’s puzzles and exploration rather than a standout narrative experience.
- “Framed as the final chapter in the Queen’s Quest trilogy, the game places players in the role of Eliana, a talented alchemy student nearing the completion of her studies at the prestigious Zora Academy.”
- “The alchemy mechanic in particular adds flavor to the adventure, as players gather ingredients and combine them to progress, tying puzzle mechanics directly to story progression rather than feeling like arbitrary interruptions.”
- “The plot really took me by surprise, so many characters and a lot of interesting worldbuilding.”
- “The plot is fairly typical and generic - we are a kind of Harry Potter but born from a dragon (sort of), we finish school just in time for disaster to strike and we are the only one who can save the day, followed by an extremely clearly telegraphed plot twist, a bad guy you can tell from the first time you meet them, which gives unfortunate side effects when the plot is so linear, even if you know the plot's tracks are heading off a cliff, you just have to stay on and enjoy the scenery while you fly over the edge.”
- “As with the previous two entries in this series, the story is a forgettable, brain-dead mishmash of fairytale nonsense.”
- “The plot is predictable despite the double twist, the fantasy world it takes place in is characterless, the puzzles are plentiful, but either too easy or time-consuming.”
graphics
36 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
72%
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8%
The game features beautiful, stylized artwork with consistent and detailed visuals across diverse locations, praised for its charming art style and lovely hidden object scenes. While static graphics are excellent and polished, animations can occasionally feel rigid, and the mobile port limits resolution options and graphical customizability. Some hidden object scenes follow typical genre clichés, but overall, the graphics are a strong and appealing aspect of the game.
- “The visuals are stunning, and I loved the magical setting!”
- “The artwork is beautiful, the areas are nicely drawn and the details are lovely; same goes for the hidden object scenes, I enjoyed them as they are not recycled.”
- “Visually, the game stands out through its illustrated art style.”
- “As with most mobile-ported games, there's a simplistic interface, locked/unchangeable screen resolution, next to no customizability, and somewhat low resolution graphical assets.”
- “There's no option to change the resolution and no useful graphics tweaks.”
- “While polished and nice looking without obvious flaws and bugs, this game is pretty poor even for the genre. The decent graphics quality at least means there are no issues with the hidden object scenes being hard to make out, but many scenes follow the anti-genre style common to Artifex Mundi and similar developers — for example, scenes in which you have to find tiles but none are visible, each hidden behind an item, so you just click every item in the scene until you get all the tiles, with no way of knowing beforehand which items have tiles behind them.”
gameplay
22 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
23%
63%
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The gameplay follows a polished hidden object adventure formula featuring varied puzzles and an engaging alchemy mechanic that ties directly to story progression. While generally fluent and visually clear, it leans toward casual, easy, and sometimes repetitive challenges that may feel unchallenging or unnecessarily prolonged. Overall, it offers a pleasant but unremarkable experience suited for relaxed play without significant depth or innovation.
- “The gameplay adheres closely to the hidden object adventure formula, but does so with polish and a sense of abundance.”
- “These puzzles vary in structure and complexity, including pattern recognition challenges, mechanical alignments, code deciphering, alchemical crafting tasks, and rune-based problem solving.”
- “The alchemy mechanic in particular adds flavor to the adventure, as players gather ingredients and combine them to progress, tying puzzle mechanics directly to story progression rather than feeling like arbitrary interruptions.”
- “The minigames are similarly numerous, but unfortunately they are either too easy (most of them are) or just frustrating, stretching gameplay time.”
- “Note the casual gameplay holds your hand through the storyline more so than other games in the series, and the captions do not completely match the audio.”
- “Tldr: Even higher quality hidden object games end up recycling the same minigames and mechanics and reskinning different art and simple thin storylines on each.”
music
15 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
47%
33%
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The music in the game effectively supports the fantasy atmosphere with orchestral-inspired tracks that enhance mood without being intrusive. While some find the soundtrack occasionally repetitive and the sound effects in certain scenes annoying, overall it is praised for fitting well with the story, building suspense, and providing a relaxing, immersive audio experience.
- “Audio design supports the fantasy atmosphere with orchestral-inspired background music and full voice acting.”
- “A very beautiful and epic soundtrack fitting for a fantasy adventure story.”
- “The music is never dull, helping to build suspense or soothe at the right moments.”
- “The music is on too clear a loop, and the sound for finding the correct item in the hidden object scenes is really annoying; it feels like I'm being punished for being correct.”
- “Not the best animations or voice acting, the plot is pretty meh, and the music is repetitive and intrusive.”
- “The music is never dull, but the constant looping can become tiresome over time.”
atmosphere
3 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
67%
33%
The atmosphere is generally enhanced by orchestral-inspired music and full voice acting, creating a strong fantasy ambiance appreciated by many players. However, some users found the atmosphere to be flat and lacking depth.
- “Audio design supports the fantasy atmosphere with orchestral-inspired background music and full voice acting.”
- “The soundtrack gave the right atmosphere to the game, I liked it a lot.”
- “Atmosphere was flat”
stability
3 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
67%
33%
The game is generally stable with no glitches or touch response issues reported on standard devices, though some users noticed occasional bugs or hidden issues affecting stability.
- “It is a quality game, no glitches or touch response issues.”
- “No glitches on standard Kindle Fire.”
- “Connected with the point above, it seemed buggy or there were more hidden issues than there should be.”
emotional
2 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
50%
50%
The emotional aspect is conveyed adequately through cutscenes and transitions, effectively delivering key emotional moments, though the storyline itself is considered rather boring.
- “Rather boring storyline.”
optimization
2 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
The optimization in this game appears to be well-managed, ensuring smooth performance across systems without notable issues. Users did not highlight any performance problems, indicating stable and efficient optimization.
replayability
2 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
The game offers minimal replayability, with users generally finding little incentive to play it multiple times.
- “Minimal replay value.”
- “The replay value for the game is low.”
humor
2 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
The humor in the game is highlighted by the amusing dealer character and entertaining situations, though some references, particularly to Harry Potter, may be hit or miss depending on the player's perspective. Overall, the humor adds a fun element but may not appeal to everyone.
- “The dealer is really funny and the situations with him were fun.”
- “If you've ever read or seen Harry Potter, a lot of this is either going to be funny or painful, depending on your view.”
grinding
2 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
Grinding in this game is tedious and monotonous, largely due to repetitive hidden object scenes filled with similar-looking items, compounded by lackluster animation and uninspired voice acting.
monetization
1 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
The monetization of "Queen's Quest 3: The End of Dawn" is widely criticized, with users perceiving it as a lazy and cheap cash grab rather than a thoughtfully priced or rewarding purchase.

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Queen's Quest 3: The End of Dawn is a casual puzzle game with fantasy and mystery themes.

Queen's Quest 3: The End of Dawn is available on Nintendo Switch, PlayStation 4, iPhone, Windows and others.

Queen's Quest 3: The End of Dawn was released on April 27, 2017.

Queen's Quest 3: The End of Dawn was developed by Brave Giant LTD.

Queen's Quest 3: The End of Dawn has received positive reviews from players. Most players liked this game for its story but disliked it for its emotional.

Queen's Quest 3: The End of Dawn is a single player game.

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