Public Enemies: Bonnie and Clyde

If there were a contest of flawed games, Public Enemies: Bonnie and Clyde by LeeGT Games would take second place. Would you like to know why? Just it is so poor.

You play as a writer who finds out a diary written by Bonnie of the infamous Bonnie and Clyde crime duet. But even a good choice of the well-known storyline did not save the game from the collapse. It is an open secret that good hidden object game is notable for its polished artwork, but these graphics are on the small side. To tell that Public Enemies: Bonnie and Clyde is blurry it means to act against our conscience as this title is absolute rough and negligent around the edges. The developers advise players to turn their monitor to the highest brightness for best game experience. So, they confess themselves that the issue is far from being perfect.

To crown it all, the hidden items are of microscopic size and left all over cluttered scenes. Why do game developers think that making items so small is a good idea? In this case a magnifier glass should come with Public Enemies: Bonnie and Clyde. Also having a limited hint system which takes forever to recharge is another sore point as far as this solo hidden object game is concerned.

Searching for different tiny objects and then back to the map for the third and the fifth time nearly will have you asleep. However, the gameplay has a good length value. How could it be otherwise? Sorting these small items will take a long time anyway. It is not a title for those who have poor eyesight or those who like challenge. Unfortunately, we have to recognize that Public Enemies: Bonnie and Clyde is not worth a pin. Shame on LeeGT Games!

4, March 2010