Chimeras: What Wishes May Come Collector's Edition

I found it an enjoyable and fun game with a familiar storyline (defeat the evil and rescue the victims). The game is visual beautiful made. Easy and a few time-consuming mini games (available in only one difficulty), hidden object scenes and very easy to find collectables. I did not encounter any bugs in the main game. But unfortunately I did found one in the bonus game. A not loading video-clip resulting in only a black screen with sounds and froze the game. Only after a restart of the bonus game I could successfully finish it. Also in the secret room had a bug, instead of one crystal ball there were two to be found! It isn’t a long game. I finished, without hints or skipping the puzzles, the main game + bonus game + secret room with morphs, in less than 4 hours. Too short to pay the full price. I am pleased, that I was able to buy the game in the sale (70% discount).

The storyline was great, I would play this one again sometime in the future. Felt like i progressed through the game quite fast and it was quite linear. I prefer morphling items over puzzle pieces.

played for 1.5 hours thats it not worth

The main story was fine, but I really liked the bonus game!

I'll keep this short and simple. I wanted to play this game. I wanted to enjoy this point and click puzzle experience... I really did. But even with my older GEFORCE GTX 1060 card.... This game simply wouldn't run right at all to make it anything playable. It lags, the cursor goes into seizure mode blinking, the sound randomly goes away after time.... What a mess. What a sad and shameful mess for what could have been a promising fun puzzle time. Requested a refund and it was granted. Maybe if they fix these bugs in the future, I'll give it another try.

Started very promising, with above average story and voice acting. But by the end of the main game both had tapered off into mediocrity. The bonus chapter was pretty bad in both departments. Graphics and HoPs pretty good throughout, although nothing stood out. The collectables were quite fun, even though I don't normally bother with them too much. The main negative point, though, is that there is some massive performance problem somewhere. Over a few minutes play, the screen update (including the mouse tracking) ground to a halt and the game had to be restarted to be playable again. I've seen this on another HoP lately, but I'm not sure if it was the same engine. My PC is perfectly up to the job. So it's a borderline 'no' from me. It's a competitive market, and there are plenty I've enjoyed far more than this one.