Unsolved Mystery Club: Amelia Earhart

There are plenty of hidden object games that fall into area of tedious and mediocre titles. So, today we would like present you a new Big Fish Games’ premise under the title Unsolved Mystery Club: Amelia Earhart. Unfortunately, we have to notify you in advance that you should not cherish a hope for it.

The game starts with the cinematic detailing of illustrious aviatrix Amelia Earhart disappeared without a trace, during her fly adventure around the world. Surely, you have already caught the idea of Unsolved Mystery Club: Amelia Earhart – to clear up the mysterious disappearance of this courageous woman. Honestly, this cinematic presentation of the story is the best part about this game, based on the historical information shown on old newsreels. That is a wonderful way to present a game and make it more vivid. The graphics are really wonderful, and the flight lessons are absolutely cool.

Aside from that Unsolved Mystery Club: Amelia Earhart is not outstanding at all. The first point is tiny and vague items that you often cannot see or make out. That makes the game very frustrating and can bore pretty soon. In this case there are many quickly recharging hints, but frequent use of them will cut your gameplay greatly. The mini-games are a nice escape from ordinary hidden object tasks, though they are not challenging enough. The background music and sound effects are unobtrusive and fit the theme and time-period of the game. Still, there are very few reasons to fall in love with this title, however, it can give you pleasure for a while.

27, April 2010