Really great game – Punished Talents: Seven Muses - A Hidden Objects, Adventure & Mystery Game Review

I really liked this one. Not very challenging but not boring at all. There were only a handful or so of times you have to travel back and forth across many scenes, but it has the jump map feature. Plus you can turn on or off the active areas feature from the Options, Difficultly button. You can also customize the game's difficulty, which I always love. Inventory bar is lockable and easy to scroll through. HOPS were all find from list type but they each, at least, had a few interactive items. Mini games were fairly easy but some did require a little thought and/or effort. Graphics, as usual, were awesome. There were lots of cutscenes that aren't too long, but you can skip them without losing an achievement. There are Collectables, teapots and fingerprints, but they aren't in every scene and you won't know if you've missed one until you find the last one. I forgot to use the magnifier and missed all the prints. The Collector's Edition gives you a decently lengthy bonus game, some concept art, wallpapers, videos, a microscope feature that I couldn't use since I didn't find the prints, and some of the mini games to replay. Can't replay the HOPS though. The game's story was decently good, though the ending was quite abrupt, especially from the bonus game. Overall I really liked this game.
Review by Latull17 on Punished Talents: Seven Muses - A Hidden Objects, Adventure & Mystery Game.