Chimeras: Blinding Love Reviews

Blinding

Mthillbilly

I have been stuck on the wheel and no matter what I try I can not get off of it. I would appreciate it if you could fix this problem!

Decent Game In A Great Series!!!

DeanaM

Not the best in the series but still a good game with a variety of HOP’s, unique mini games, map with marked items (depending on difficulty level) and fast travel, lots of extra goodies to search for throughout the game including morphing items and I had no technical difficulties on my iPad Air Pro. I give this one 4.5⭐️!

Great game.

EfLYP

Things I loved. 12 cards to find. 36 puzzle pieces Morphing flowers every scene Can fast forward some conversations Don’t have to pick up an item and use it separately, like 6 nails. Played twice and still can’t find 1 puzzle piece. Completed most mini games, for once I didn’t feel stupid. Fun game.

Not bad

Ajax713

The story was okay, kinda frustrating. If they could reverse the curse, why wait until you come on the scene to actually do it? The hops were mainly list, with one find the pairs, and 2 frogs. The mini games, for the most part were quite easy, but they were creative. Then in the bonus game 2 of them are medium-hard. One of the achievements I got didn’t register as being accomplished at the end. You collect a morphing flower and 2 puzzle pieces in each scene in the main game, along with character cards scattered throughout that seem to reference past Chinera games. In the bonus no more puzzle pieces, but still a morphing flower in each scene and a few more cards to collect. If you miss the puzzle pieces I wouldn’t be overly worried, the game mechanics of trying to put the pieces in place is a joke. Tap, tap, tap, tap, tap, ah it moved! No it dropped again. Tap, tap, tap....?. I finished one of the 3 jigsaw puzzles simply because I had already started it and I hate to not finish something, but I decided the high blood pressure wasn’t worth trying the other 2. An okay game.

Too short

kiwi191

Not worth the price

Where are the "real" Chimeras?

KimTwilight69

Note: Thank you Catalina for the update on Five-BN's game. For a series that is titled after the supposed main attractions, the Chimeras, they play an almost non-existent role, reduced to a mere backstory-like status. That said, this is still a decent sequel within a series that I have mostly written off due to its slippage in overall quality. I like the traveling-circus theme, especially with the contemporary version of "Lady Medusa," who focuses her charms on handsome young men and "stuns" them with her lethal beauty. The story progression is well-paced, thus avoiding monotonous moments of idleness. I consistently find myself admiring the impressive artistic design of the Parisian settings, as well as the beautifully bright and vibrant coloration of the graphics. The characters add flair to the storyline, and they will help you meet your objectives. The background animations - pillows jiggling, balloons floating away, birds chirping — create an immersive connection to the environment. The gameplay, although not groundbreaking, is engaging enough to maintain my attention. The HOSs are varied and interactive, but we have seen these types before. This is a puzzle-heavy game — totally up my alley. They are diverse, and the difficulty levels range from easy to medium. A few offered some challenge, as I had to work them out a bit. I enjoyed the one in which you need to connect the gears to make them spin. If you favor games in which you can discover multiple sets of collectibles, especially those that offer informative reading materials — although fictitious in nature — then this game is heeding your call. The free trial is brief, abruptly ending after a few scenes. However, since I developed a case of HOA withdrawal due to the denial of a game last week, coupled with the fact that this game piqued my interest, I decided to purchase the game. There are plenty of objectives to meet in each location, so I was never bored. Unfortunately, at the end of the main game, I encountered a glitch, resulting in having to skip the last puzzle. The interface froze up, causing me to reboot my device several times. Finally, after praying that I would at least be able to skip the puzzle after the Skip Button charged, I was able to finish the game. The main game is too short. Furthermore, in my opinion, there's no "wow" factor here, but it's much better than the last lemon (Spirit of Mystery). I suggest you play the free trial.

Crashed!

Wvrwmn

Will delete and try again. Hope it works.........

Enjoyable, Relaxing, inventive

corntiques1

Only 4 stars because you cannot go back to find morphing, jigsaw puzzles, and cards when playing the Bonus game. Also, on the map or an icon at the bottom of the screen, should indicate whether or not a puzzle piece, morphing rose, or card still needs to be located. Beautifully drawn and bright color graphics. Varied and interactive HOPs. Many games (not my favorite thing). It is a fun game that is not overly complicated!

Disturbing that

Really? All the names taken?

while there are 178 reviews on this game, when I tap “See All,” I’m only shown THREE reviews. This game was awful.

Short and easy

jennifer626

There is nothing unique or remarkable about this game. You can customize difficulty and teleport via the map, but there isn’t a journal. The graphics are somewhat muddy. Gameplay is linear: you are led by the hand throughout the predictable storyline. The HOPs and mini games are easy, frequently featuring jigsaw puzzles. You can finish the entire game and bonus chapter in around 2-3 hours. Speaking of jigsaw puzzles, there are 3 kinds of collectibles: trading cards, morphing roses, and jigsaw pieces. You can theoretically assemble 3 puzzles if you get all the pieces, but the controls are monstrous; it can take more than a dozen clicks to pick up a piece, another dozen to rotate it, then many more to drop it in the puzzle. REALLY poor programming in this regard. I am fairly certain this gam was developed years ago. Rounding down from a 3.5. I would not buy this game again, even on sale.

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