Crossroad of Worlds: 100 Doors Collector's Edition
Do Games Limited · 2022 · Casual, Hidden Object, Point & Click, Puzzle, Logic
PC
4 user reviews25% · 4
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About Crossroad of Worlds: 100 Doors Collector's Edition
When you inherit a mansion with so many rooms, you have no idea that behind each of them are hidden magical worlds and passages to the past and future! What secret was your uncle who gave you this magnificent house hiding from you? There's only one way to find out - explore every door. The path isn't easy, because the mansion has many doors… Go on an extraordinary journey through the old house! Gather your wits for an unforgettable detective story in this pulse-pounded new Hidden-Object Puzzle Adventure!
This Collector's Edition includes:
Someone sent you a letter. Find out what's in it and who sent it in the bonus chapter!
Earn stars to raise your level!
Search and find items and solve puzzles!
This Collector's Edition includes:
Someone sent you a letter. Find out what's in it and who sent it in the bonus chapter!
Earn stars to raise your level!
Search and find items and solve puzzles!
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
Don't let the title or the game description fool you; this is NOT a true HOPA. A real HOPA is a hidden object game with an adventure-gameplay or story. This is not such a game!! This is only a bare bones game with a collection of Hidden Object Puzzles and mini-games, without the frills and little extra. It is nothing more than a compilation of "minigames" and HOP puzzles borrowed from several older games. I recognized the "characters" of older HOPA games of this same game developer. There is no menu to set customer preferences. You cannot choose between easy or hard mini-games. The difficulty must be chosen at the time of playing the mini-game. There are no collectibles, no achievements and no replay of the HOP scenes and mini-games. There is no strategy guide because there's no actual story to walk through. There is no plot and no little "story" that makes sense. Each character presents a problem which is resolved by completing either an HO game or minigame, with no explanation and no continuity. Even worse, there are no voiceovers! In total silence, the player must read the character’s dialogue. Consequently there is no immersive experience, and no compelling reason …14 found this helpful
I want to explain why I said no. This game is very short and basic. A good learning game for someone who has never played a HOP before;but bought at a very large discount.!!!2 found this helpful
It's a collection of mini games from previous DG games.1 found this helpful
Just mot my type of game.
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