Darkness and Flame: Born of Fire Collector's Edition
FIVE-BN GAMES · 2016 · Casual, Adventure, Hidden Object, Point & Click, Female Protagonist
PC
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About Darkness and Flame: Born of Fire Collector's Edition
Darkness and Flame. Born of Fire - adventure quest game with hidden objects, mini-games, and puzzles, set in a unique fantasy world, the Fertile Lands, filled with oases and infinite deserts.
A young girl named Alice finds a strange box holding an egg. From that egg a Bird of Fire hatches, and somehow enters right into the girl, leaving a burn mark on her arm. From that moment on, Alice is part of the eternal battle between Darkness and Flame. Soldiers are after her, but Alice's father manages to save her - at the price of his life. Forced to flee her home, Alice sets off to find her only relative - her uncle - someone she has never met. Together they'll have to undergo many trials in all corners of the Fertile Lands, meet exotic tribes and races, avoid imminent danger, solve dozens of puzzles, and finally face the great evil threatening the whole fantasy world. Will Alice manage to harness the power of the Flame granted to her by destiny, and save her lands before they are turned into a lifeless desert?
Game features:
• Bonus chapter featuring a different central character.
• Collections, achievements, morphing objects, bonus puzzles
• Wallpapers, concept art, soundtracks and more.
• Strategy Guide included.
- Immerse yourself in an amazing adventure in a fantasy world
- Meet the peoples of the Fertile Lands
- Solve dozens of puzzles
- Harness the power of the Flame
- Save the world from a danger threatening to annihilate every living thing
A young girl named Alice finds a strange box holding an egg. From that egg a Bird of Fire hatches, and somehow enters right into the girl, leaving a burn mark on her arm. From that moment on, Alice is part of the eternal battle between Darkness and Flame. Soldiers are after her, but Alice's father manages to save her - at the price of his life. Forced to flee her home, Alice sets off to find her only relative - her uncle - someone she has never met. Together they'll have to undergo many trials in all corners of the Fertile Lands, meet exotic tribes and races, avoid imminent danger, solve dozens of puzzles, and finally face the great evil threatening the whole fantasy world. Will Alice manage to harness the power of the Flame granted to her by destiny, and save her lands before they are turned into a lifeless desert?
Game features:
• Bonus chapter featuring a different central character.
• Collections, achievements, morphing objects, bonus puzzles
• Wallpapers, concept art, soundtracks and more.
• Strategy Guide included.
- Immerse yourself in an amazing adventure in a fantasy world
- Meet the peoples of the Fertile Lands
- Solve dozens of puzzles
- Harness the power of the Flame
- Save the world from a danger threatening to annihilate every living thing
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
cool
This is high on the scale on the Mountain Crime Requital scale. The full 3D sequences were a joy to watch, some of the voice acting is so-so, but overall pretty nice. The only negative point I would say is that it has a few brute-force type puzzle where you're supposed to figure out the sequence through sheer trial and error. That really isn't a "puzzle" in my opinion. I would still recommend this game!! :D
EXCELLENT
It's rather relaxing sometimes to not be chased by bad guys, shot at or otherwise running for my life. This series provides easy to moderate puzzles and real time map tracking so you don't get lost or wonder what to do next with the items you collect. the storylines are cheesy and non-emotive in the reading but I skipped most of that. Overall, worth the few dollars for 5-6 hours of entertainment.
Darkness and Flame 1 is an average Hidden Object Mystery set in a magical world with traces of post-apocalyptic technology, much like Shannara. I like that the hidden object scenes are entirely process based, where you find things in the room and use them in logical ways to accomplish a given goal. I don't like that the fetch quest items, especially in the bonus chapter, tend not to have logical reasons to be so scattered about. Hopefully the sequels hold together better. The bad guys are a nameless possessed force, but there's a nice art style to their living castle. The young protagonist is decent, but her uncle has a very bad habit of not offering advice on where to find the objects he hid throughout the countryside. I really disliked the inability to rotate the Tetris pieces to fill out the space of one puzzle and, for some reason, they went and made that theme of the bonus mini-games in the Extras Menu.
This game feels like a YA Novel in the best way possible.
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