Love Alchemy: A Heart In Winter

Very short game, bad translations and some words aren't even translated. The art style is pretty. Out of 9 women only 2 have a name whereas the man has at least two of them, so don't expect a grand and developped story or an original one.

kinda meh. so far I have found some of the hidden object labels have odd descriptions for an item, or one that was in another language. when using some items, sometimes not registering when you would think it should be no voice acting story is not my thing.

Such a wonderful game, a little on the easy side but still it was really fun!

A pretty simple and small HIO. The story is ok and the overall gameplay a nit repetetive. Still fun for 1-2 hours. It has very few puzzles and there are 2 little translation errors in the HOS. I would rather recommend buying it on sale. I can recommend it

[code][h3][b][url=https://store.steampowered.com/curator/45030479/]🧩Undecided & Puzzled Reviews🧩[/url][/b]Visit and follow my curator page if you enjoyed this review❤️[/h3][/code] [h2][b]Love Alchemy: A Heart in Winter[/b][/h2] This is my first negative review and it's sad because the game has potential. TL;DR at the end :) My thoughts: [list] [*]The game is about 2 to 2 1/2 hours long. [*]The puzzles are incredibly easy to the point a child may even speed through them [*]The music gets very repetitive and annoying at points (I had to mute the music to be able to pay attention) [*]Hidden object moments are very few and far between. This is the point of the game after all, at least it should have a decent amount of them. [*]Items received only have one use. I understand that for "game play" purposes this seems like a good idea, but its more of a lazy tactic to be able to incorporate more "spots" to find the same item you just used 5 minutes ago. Most games do this with certain unique items but lets say a hammer for example should at least have 2 uses, in my opinion. [*]Animations are almost non existent. For the date the game was released, there were plenty of the same k…

In my opinion, every developer (or publisher) of games like these knows that they're basically evergreens. This was released in 2013 on steam (and is probably older) and, graphics aside, it is still fun to play these days. However, as a dev/pub being fully aware of this, I cannot by the life of me understand why there is no voice over at least for the story parts. Seriously, this (the voice overs) could've been done by an intern and the game would be so much better. Another point I have to criticise is the difficulty of the riddles and puzzles. Most of them are trivial and the others are only slightly more challenging because of a decision to artificially limit choices or link together parts of rotating stuff. But maybe that's just me :) There is one puzzle, however, that is a bit a pain in the rear and if you decide to "get a hint" the game freezes. Sadly, I don't remember which one it was. It seems the original game used another language (possibly Russian?) because in some of those "find something" pictures the stuff you have to find is not translated and uses different letters. tl;dr: All things aside, you'll have a fairly acceptable experience for a hidden object game. Howe…