Journey to the Heart of Gaia

A much better H.O.G. than that Dracula one. It has not only abilities, it also doesn't glitch... Even on each and every item part being put in. Phew! It's also cute and to a point. Even when you do the "Main Mission"... You can keep going further and do another one lol. It's fine. It's more polished and some puzzles will make you want to question as to why they exist in the first place. (Sokoban...! Why must you be *nearly* everywhere I go?!) Ah yeah... It's fine. The game that is.

This was a beautiful looking game with cute elements, for example a lot of animals. I would even describe it as a game suitable for children too (but not only for kids), because you won't find any kind of violence there and it does feel like a fairy tale. You are even going to encounter some dinosaurs there. The puzzles are sometimes very easy, but then some of them are really hard. I needed to check for one of them a walkthrough and two I've skipped completely (should mention though that I've played this game in advanced mode). The boss fight(s) weren't really exhausting in my eyes, but maybe that's the price we have to pay for a none-violent entertainment? So yes, I can recommend this game for sure. But only if you aren't scared off the thought, that this developer won't respond anymore. Hopefully the reason for that got nothing to do with the current war...

Enjoyed that a lot. Tough in places, but still able to complete it in Advanced mode and only needed help on one puzzle. Lot of work gone into the artwork.

6 hours of joy and adventure

Journey to the Heart of Gaia is a light fantasy adventure developed and published by Frogwares that leans into classic point-and-click design while wrapping it in a colorful, storybook presentation. At its center is Liz, a museum curator whose ordinary life is abruptly interrupted when she is transported to a mysterious subterranean world teetering on the brink of collapse. This hidden realm, sustained by a mystical force known as the Heart of Gaia, is slowly dying under the grip of a tyrannical ruler. What begins as confusion quickly turns into reluctant responsibility, as Liz finds herself drawn into a quest that will determine the fate of an entire civilization far removed from her own world. The structure of the game follows traditional adventure mechanics: players explore hand-drawn environments, interact with objects, collect items, and solve puzzles that gradually unlock new areas and narrative developments. Progression is driven by curiosity and careful observation rather than reflexes or action-heavy sequences. The puzzle design strikes a balance between accessibility and engagement. While some challenges rely on familiar inventory combinations or environmental clues, oth…

This is a new type of casual game for Frogwares. Mostly puzzles (which can get annoy after a while), this game is set in a cartoony Underworld. Although not as fun as their earlier seek and find games, this one is ok.