House of Snark 6-in-1 Bundle

Very good collection of 6 HO games. I didn't play any of these games before so I was not familiar with these series. And as I can see from the reviews, people mostly prefer 1000 Doors and dislike Snark Busters. But I kinda liked Snark Busters. Yeah, the story in all 3 games is simple, I'd even say naive, but it has it's magic. These games also have beautiful and rather original visual style. Probably only All Revved Up is little weaker and lacks voiceacting. As to the House of 1000 Doors... I'm not saying that they are bad, but I really liked only the first one - Family Secrets. Very grim and atmospheric game with really interesting story and good puzzles and mini games. The other two games have cool visuals and good atmosphere but the story is very lacking to say the least. Time travelling with mindless hopping from one setting to another - I've seen such vinaigrette in dozens of other similar games. And these 2 games are too easy. But in the end - time well spent and overall impression is very good. If you are into hidden object game, it would be a good addition to your collection. Also, each House of 1000 Doors game has a bonus chapter. There are trading cards, achievements an…

A really nice bundle for anyone who enjoys hidden-object adventures. House of 1,000 Doors: Family Secrets is a great introduction to the series. The supernatural story, strange mansion, puzzles, and hidden-object scenes work together nicely. It has that classic hidden-object adventure feeling without being too complicated. The story is probably the biggest reason to keep playing. House of 1,000 Doors: Serpent Flame is probably my favorite of the three. It has more locations, a more adventurous story, and some really nice environments. It feels like a proper sequel rather than just more of the same. House of 1,000 Doors: The Palm of Zoroaster is another solid adventure. It has good locations and an interesting mystery, but by the third game the basic formula starts to feel familiar. Still, this is absolutely one of the games that makes the bundle worthwhile. Snark Busters: Welcome to the Club is much more lightweight. The steampunk visuals are colorful and charming, and I liked the unusual idea of travelling through strange worlds inside mirrors. The biggest problem is that some of the hidden objects are extremely small, so it can turn into pixel hunting. Snark Buster…

House of Snark has the most annoying, entitled main characters I have ever played in a hidden object game, and that's saying something. The gameplay itself is fine, and some of the visuals are fun, but the character design is HIDEOUS and clashes with the rest of the environment. This was my introduction to House of 1000 Doors, so the story was incredibly muddled and unsatisfying, but the puzzles were very good (except a couple), the main character largely kept her mouth shut, and the visuals were very fun and usually cohesive.

i am only able to play 4 of the six games i cant even get help when i reach out to them i cant play games 1 and 2 and i mainly purchased this game bundle specifically to play those 2 what a rip off dont buy or download

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great games