Myths of the World: Stolen Spring Collector's Edition

Myths of the World: Stolen Spring Collector's Edition

Eipix Entertainment · May 31, 2017 · Adventure, Casual, Hidden Object

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Myths of the World: Stolen Spring Collector's Edition price by region

Myths of the World: Stolen Spring Collector's Edition costs $10.49 in Georgia (USD), £15.01 in the United Kingdom, €17.95 in Europe (EUR), $19.98 in the United States, CA$25.99 in Canada, NZ$28.99 in New Zealand, A$29.11 in Australia, R$59.99 in Brazil and zł79.04 in Poland right now.

Cheapest Myths of the World: Stolen Spring Collector's Edition offer in each region, in local currency
RegionBest priceOfficial storeKey shopStores
Georgia (USD) $10.49 $10.49 — 2
United Kingdom £15.01 £15.01 — 2
Europe (EUR) €17.95 €17.95 — 2
United Statesyour region $19.98 $19.98 — 2
Canada CA$25.99 CA$25.99 — 2
New Zealand NZ$28.99 NZ$28.99 — 2
Australia A$29.11 A$29.11 — 2
Brazil R$59.99 R$59.99 — 2
Poland zł79.04 zł79.04 — 2

Each row is a real price from that region's own stores, not a currency conversion, so the figures are not directly comparable. Switch regions in the header to shop the one you buy in.

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About Myths of the World: Stolen Spring Collector's Edition

The rich folklore continues with this exciting tale set in an old Slavic land. As Child of Spring, can you save the world from eternal winter?

Myths of the World: Stolen Spring Collector's Edition — game info

Platforms
Windows
Player modes
Single-player
PC Game Pass
Not included

What Steam players say

Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.

Recommended Jul 25, 2020
Second game in the Myths of the World series, this chapter features a quasi Norse setting and pits you against the goddess of Winter.  Can you, the Child of Spring (with your handy-dandy Wand of Spring!) rescue the goddess of Spring and defeat Winter? Summary:  Not as good as the first game, but entertaining enough to be worth adding to your collection. 7/10 for reasons set out below; get it on sale (and in the bundle). Pros: - all the standard features of a solid HOPA game - lots of HO scenes - puzzles have some variety - interesting setting (but not enough done with the setting - oops, that's a Con) - decent voice acting, though Winter's accent didn't quite fit in for me Cons: - everything felt... not quite good enough; (1) there were lots of locations, but many of them felt too "empty"; (2) the story felt a bit too forced and too linear (this kind of "rescue a goddess" quest is fairly typical for the genre, but in this case the story wasn't quite charming enough to make up for being trite) - the protagonist felt very generic (there was a half-hearted attempt at a back story, but it was clearly irrelevant) - the protagonist's "pet" helper was cute, but its abilities were never…
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Recommended Aug 6, 2024
Oh, how this game gave me so many flashbacks to playing 'Barbie as Rapunzel' as a little girl. I just found this game relaxing. I would highly, highly recommend this game to people who strongly prefer HO scenes over puzzles. The puzzles are few and far between and are on the very easy side, but this game is heavy with HO scenes, so if that's your preference you can't go wrong with this. I enjoyed the story and the game, even with it being on the easier side. Two things I'll say this-this game is very sensitive about clicks. It wants you to click an object in a certain way, and I kept having to click the same item over and over, until I clicked where the game wanted. Another thing, the bonus game (If you care about that) had a dip in quality with downgrade in art, very short and simple story with HO scenes and puzzles that are very generic. I just got the impression the developers just wanted to be done with the game. But still I liked it well enough.
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Not recommended Jul 15, 2023
I'd like to begin by saying I really enjoy this series so it comes as a surprise to me that this title wasn't as good as I expected. The main story was interesting and had fun puzzles. The artwork was very good and set a great atmosphere but every time an object or scene came up as a closeup, the artwork quality declined and became very simplistic. The same style of art was used for the entire bonus game which I chose not to finish because of the uninspiring graphics. The game was also extremely short so, if you do buy it, wait for a sale.
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Not recommended Jul 4, 2020
Do not recommend. Pros Nice artwork/graphics/scenes Acceptable music/sound/voice acting Four difficulty modes (including custom) Mini-map with fast travel Lockable toolbar Gears appear when object in place for possible use Competent adventure play Interactive elements in scenes Collectables to buy customizations for pet Bonus chapter Cons In the very first scene, if you do not get the purple gemstone from under the blanket before picking up the branch and shovel in the pop-up window, it will close and you have to restart the game in order to get it (I was over an hour into the game before i discovered this.) The ermine thing was nonsensical (ie. he chews a screwdriver from a length of wood) Meager story make worse by the following: I am the only hope to save everyone from eternal winter and, not one, but TWO men want me to get out there and rustle them up some grub before they are willing help me on my way. Smudgy artwork/graphics/scenes Simple, easy hidden object scenes Simple, easy mini-puzzles Short Hint button stuck up into scene making it easy to hit accidentally Final words(4/10): All the cons made it difficult to enjoy the solid adventure play.
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Recommended Jul 29, 2024
The game is enjoyable and I had a good time playing it. But this second game is a little weaker than the first one, which I enjoyed more. Pros: + Pet helper. + Sound effects. + Gameplay.
Recommended Sep 23, 2022
One of the best HOGs I've ever played! You get to have a pet!

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