Legendary Tales: Stories Collector's Edition

(Okay... If you are here for anything BUT the Mini-Games? This is passable. Mayhaps. IF you are here for ACHIEVEMENTS/Mini-Games? Save yourselves! You deserve better!!!!!!!!) I don't really know which way to go with this game. On one hand... I liked the stories, which were interconnected with one another... (Except maybe the last one...). The scenes are nice and there is even a "Timed Event". But on the other hand... The FREAKING MINI-GAMES. I am no stranger to hard mini-games. I played those *older HOGs* that have mini-games that can take you... Well... A while. But you know what those games had that this one doesn't? FUN! That's a big issue. These mini games... Were straight up annoying. "Oh, Mostly All HOGs have Mini games." Yes, yes they do. However...! DO ALL HOGS have 95% of their content being JUST MINI-GAMES?! I think not. What the actual hell? By the time I reached the Second Story... I was tired of looking at Mini-Games. I wanted NOTHING to do with them. By the time I was at the Bonus Stories... I was crying tears of annoyance. On the inside of course. Sure there were maybe 3-4 simpler mini-games, but the rest... HALP. There is also a …

3 main stories which are okay and then there are 3 'bonus' stories that were clearly done to make this a 'collactor's edition'. It is fine for the price if you don't care about the story, the puzzles or the adventure elements and just want to waste some time. I really hope that these games get back to being fun and not tedious chores

Cool game. 8/10 Points.

All around excellent game for the genre. I don't think you'll be disappointed. So far, the entire series is excellent (except a long time ago, I played Map of Hope without playing the others and didn't like that one). It has the same game play as any modern Hidden Object Game, nothing unusual there. But everything about is well done. So many things to find. Not too much backtracking, but also not too serial. Creative hidden object scenes. Very creative mini-games. (Some were a bit too difficult for me to take the time, but the others made up for it with being unusual and fun.) The visuals were quite good for the genre. There are 6 chapters (rather than one main game and one bonus game, as is usual in most of the newer games I've played). I guess for me the only downside was that I didn't quite understand the stories or how they tied together. But it's a very minor thing for me. I don't pay enough attention to the stories as-is. Also, it had 20 levels of a little mini-game in the Extras that I thought was very fun.

3 main stories and 3 smaller stories very creatively told. Enchanting graphics and wide variety of puzzles. Some simple some gave me a headache! Normally a game takes about 5 hours for me to complete (in total not all in one go!). This one kept me occupied for more than 10 hours...that is what I call value for money!

love all 5bn games