Witches' Legacy: The Ties That Bind Collector's Edition

In this chapter of the Witches' Legacy series, Edward goes in search of important information about his past, and needs to be rescued from evil magic on the eve of his wedding to your adopted daughter Lynn (the young witch from the three previous chapters). These are excellent HOPA games, with high quality art, HO scenes, and puzzles. The games are immersive and a very good length for the cost. All but the first game have an interactive map, and all the later games have an indicator for collectable items (puzzle pieces and morphing objects). The Imp take-along characters is a lot of fun in this chapter of the series! A solid 9+ out of 10. Highly recommended series. Worth full price, but an even better deal in the bundle, especially on sale!

Cool storyline, scenes were nice too. I enjoyed this one a lot.

(Note: I came across one bug in the game. In the bonus chapter, I was having difficulty with the slider puzzle, and kept having to refresh it. But eventually, the keys to the puzzle just stopped working and I had to skip it. But that is my only complaint in this wonderful game.) Wow, I am absolutely loving the Witches' legacy series! This is a great series so far, lots of puzzles and HO scenes, beautiful art, and actually a really good story. This game was a bit easier than the others (Except that one slider puzzle in the bonus game) but it's still great. I highly recommend this series. It goes full out on the game mechanics of HOPA and gives so much to the players. Just loving this series, so much!

I am a great fan of this game series. The story and characters are amazing, and the map was incredibly useful. Pros: + Wonderful graphics. + Sound effects.

I enjoy this game. the story line is easy to follow

This fourth entry in the [I]Witches' Legacy[/I] series is a bit better than the third. The cheesy story continues, but has at least more depth this time, as well as more interesting characters. Unfortunately, the problem here is gameplay. There is a common cliché in this genre in which a door or box requires the insertion of a weird "key" to open it. Well, there are far too many puzzles of this type in this game, Rarely do you need to use deductive reasoning here. It all feels quite arbitrary and unsatisfying. As with the third entry, the fourth is also just below mediocre.