Whisper of a Rose

Today our critical speculations are devoted to Whisper of a Rose, a new casual role playing game from Amaranth Games. If think that this is another ordinary adventure game, you are right in a way. Crowded with common puzzles and missions, though this game can be claimed as a picturesque adventure that presents itself as upraising and captivating but strikes with its incredible departure into the dreamworld.

Still, if you care little for moving storyline, you can pleasantly surprised with the polished gameplay. Although there is nothing new to make you mad on Whisper of a Rose, the gameplay is remarkable for its structuredness and well-organization. Speaking of its triteness, you always have to do lots of simple moves like fetch this, find this item, move this object. One more task before you retire for the night rest, turns into another… then another… and another. In other words it can become too annoying to some impatient players. While there are many wonderful detailed scenes   with different visual gems, you will soon point out, however, that such problem as backtracking might disappoint you greatly.

The weak point of all role playing games is navigation. As for Whisper of a Rose, its navigation and interface are fine and clear. Well-thought interface makes you free from useless steps and moves. Music cherish your ears with its pleasant tunes creating the suitable atmosphere for the game. If you admire of old school role-playing games, this work is able to amuse you for a while. But if you prefer to be on the step of time and interested in modern casual adventure games, this title is not your a cup of tea. 

16, September 2010