Kate Arrow: Deserted Wood

The storyline is quite common for this sort of genre but the quality of its execution is nice. Some of you will definitely appreciate this break from the popular gloomy hidden object plots. The adventure aspect to Kate Arrow: Deserted Wood deserves loud cheers as there are piles of thing to do and figure out. This installment gives you a list of goals, and when you complete one it helpfully get out of the list. So it let you be always aware of what still should be done in this or that scene.

However, the first fine effect of a decent storyline is spoilt by the trite mini-games and puzzles. Their low level of difficulty mode makes you skip them often. But someone even can feel that these easy tasks insult their intelligence. The sparkles, which drive you at what you are to do here or there, kill the challenging part of Kate Arrow: Deserted Wood. Why not to offer a“hard” mode for experience players? Still, we should admit that all hidden items are well blended into background and no wonder if you will find yourself using the hints more than usual.   

Nevertheless, the title can boast its crisp and clear graphics. While the game is full of small item to search, they have the right shape and reasonable size. There are also small pleasant graphical tricks that make the background less static: flying birds, twittering trees, etc. The music and sound effects are quite support the mood of the game environment. Well, if you have nothing against ordinary but relaxing tasks, it will please you for sure.