Very enjoyable, interesting story, different puzzles – Bridge to Another World: Burnt Dreams HD - Hidden Objects, Adventure & Mystery Review

I've completed the main game, which took me a few days to play spending a few hours each day to play at the Advanced level. Interesting story, and you have a little dragon friend to help with a few puzzles and with making completed paintings active (hard to describe). Only minor problem was with a few hidden object games which required two steps when it was very tricky how you placed one object over the other to get them to interact and took a few tries. Comes with an interactive map which shows where (in the easy and Advanced modes - there is also a harder level which doesn't have the map but you'd have a lot of going back and forth if you play in that mode) action can be taken and allows you to teleport about. Game also progresses to new areas and you don't need to return to some area played at the beginning of the game which I think makes it more enjoyable. What's different in this story is that because you are dealing with an artist, you have to find pieces of paintings to assemble, or find the ingredients to make the paint to finish a painting, then put them in the right order, and use the paintings with help from your little dragon friend (who can also be used to fetch some items in some difficult to get to places, as well as igniting some things) to break the various curses. So this is something refreshingly different. I'm currently playing the bonus game which picks up where the main game ends and is quite in-depth with multiple locations and puzzles and, so far, has been as much fun to play as the main game.
Review by 07Raven on Bridge to Another World: Burnt Dreams HD - Hidden Objects, Adventure & Mystery.