Myths of the World: Spirit Wolf Collector's Edition

The third game in the Myths of the World series features First Nations (American Indian) culture and mythology. A distinct improvement over the second game, and similar to the first in terms of overall high quality and a coherent, interesting story. Pros: - interesting setting and story (like the first game, it's obvious the developers took a lot of care) - good voice acting - lots of HO scenes (both word lists and silhouettes) - reasonably varied puzzles, varying in difficulty - good length of game, though not as long as the first - fully interactive map and (a favourite feature of mine) a collectibles indicator on the main interface - fully integrated guide (but I didn't use it, although I did refer to map hot spots a couple of times) Cons: - there is little mystery in the story, and the protagonist's background is never explored - the bonus chapter is an okay length, but there's nothing of substance to it (more than usual for the genre, that is); I thought they could have done som...

Myths of the world is a great series with spectacular locations and well written stories but this particular title has a glitch in the second scene that prevents you from continuing on. Stay clear of this one!

This game was a pleasant surprise, I admit at first I didn't enjoy it as much, but once I got over the first hump, the game greatly improved. It's very, very rare for me to change my opinion over a game over play, but this one did it. Interesting story, great puzzles, and plenty of HOPA scenes. The puzzles were easy to med, but I did skip one because puzzle because of confusing directions, but other than that the game was clean. I actually really enjoyed it, and I feel that the Myths of the World games clearly had love and time put into them compared to most HOPA. It is a great series, I recommend this series on the whole for any HOPA lover