About This Game "The Legacy: Forgotten Gates" is a hidden-object adventure game packed with mini-games and puzzles, telling a story of a journey to another world, where danger and unexpected turns of events await around every corner! It was late evening and the museum was almost empty. At the Maya artifact exhibition, one of the exhibits suddenly started to move. The sound drew the attention of a young woman named Diana, a museum employee and an expert in Mayan culture. When she came closer to the artifact she realized it looked like a portal... and suddenly some unknown power lifted her up and teleported her to an ancient temple! Now Diana has to figure out where she is, how she got there and how she's going to return home. The young woman encounters a civilization similar to the Mayan culture, but this is neither the past nor a parallel reality. It's another planet, connected to Earth centuries ago by some special gates. And now the gates have been activated again... Only Shaash, the local shaman and gate keeper, can help Diana return home. But that will not be easy. Diana will have to face numerous tests, travel far through the Endless River Valley, encountering the strange people and wondrous animals of the other world, while trying to hide from all dangers and solving dozens of different challenges on her way. - Multiple wonderful locations and stunning graphics - Unexpected plot turns - Unforgettable characters - Fascinating mini-games and puzzles 7aa9394dea Title: The Legacy: Forgotten GatesGenre: Adventure, CasualDeveloper:FIVE-BN GAMESPublisher:FIVE-BN GAMESRelease Date: 4 Aug, 2017 The Legacy: Forgotten Gates Activation Key Download Correct hidden objects game.No shadows, no lights.Good graphics. The first half of story line is boring and so are the puzzles. It's like FIVE-BN GAMES zapped it out without reviewing. The music is almost not there and what is there is repetitive. I have played many FIVE-BN GAMES and this one is the worst. The reason I recommend is if you purchase on sale than the second half is worth the play.. This was my first hidden object game and first adventure game, and what a way to start. The story may have been somewhat simple, but it was still good, with no plot holes or other problems. At first, I was a bit turned off by the hidden object screens because they show silhouettes of items to collect (instead of full-color images or names), so you don't really know what you're looking for. However, it turned out that that wasn't a problem, and it didn't detract one bit from my enjoyment of those scenes or the game in general. There was quite a bit of backtracing, but using the map to jump between locations ensured it wasn't annoying, boring, or time-consuming. Perhaps one of the best things about this game is that all of the inventory interactions, including using inventory items on other inventory items, actually made sense. There were no nonsensical usages like those you hear about in other adventure games.If I were to think of anything as negative (or simply as not positive), it would have been some of the voiceovers. Some of them felt as though the actors were simply reading the script, without appropriate inflections and without conveying the emotions indicated by the words. However, even with that in mind, I enjoyed this game very much.Being new to HOGs and adventure games, it took me a bit over 6 hours to finish this game, so I'd say it was well worth the price. All-in-all, I'm very happy with this purchase, and consider this a near-perfect introduction to the HOG and adventure genres.Lastly, although the game's title and description don't indicate it (the image does), this is the Collector's Edition of the game, with the bonus chapter.. The Legacy: Forgotten Gates is a casual Hidden Object Game, a nice one. The story is good and the atmosphere\/ambiance where it takes place is great.The graphics are really nice too. For those who played the Lost Lands serie (same developper), the universe of The Legacy: Forgotten Gates is quite similar. The universe is an excellent mixture of ancient civilizations and advanced technology, with a touch of magic.. all this taking place in some kind of other world or planet. I liked the music and the whole soundtrack, but the female characters voices (especially the young one\/teenage girl, I found to be irritating and unrealistic). The music is eclectic and really feats the story. Although I usually don't like cutscenes, I have to admit that the videos in The Legacy: Forgotten Gates are beautiful. Some of them are truly awesome, even spectacular. The overall art style of the game is pleasant. As far as the gameplay is concerned it's very decent and I appreciated both my playthroughs. Good game pace. A map allows you to quickly travel from one location to anotherPuzzles\/mini-games rank from easy to average. I liked the H.O. Scenes. They are the dynamic kind, also known as H.O. Puzzles, where you are to interact objects between them in order to trigger other mecanisms. I find them more interesting than H.O.S. by list. Achievements are not hard to get. I really don't understand why so few people are reviewing or recommending this game. It's a shame because it has everything a game requires to please H.O.Games fans : a fantastic story, a great adventure, several characters, strange funny or scary critters.. It just lacks visibility, I guess. But considering the price it's worth giving it a try.The Legacy: Forgotten Gates is well worth discovering !. This was my first hidden object game and first adventure game, and what a way to start. The story may have been somewhat simple, but it was still good, with no plot holes or other problems. At first, I was a bit turned off by the hidden object screens because they show silhouettes of items to collect (instead of full-color images or names), so you don't really know what you're looking for. However, it turned out that that wasn't a problem, and it didn't detract one bit from my enjoyment of those scenes or the game in general. There was quite a bit of backtracing, but using the map to jump between locations ensured it wasn't annoying, boring, or time-consuming. Perhaps one of the best things about this game is that all of the inventory interactions, including using inventory items on other inventory items, actually made sense. There were no nonsensical usages like those you hear about in other adventure games.If I were to think of anything as negative (or simply as not positive), it would have been some of the voiceovers. Some of them felt as though the actors were simply reading the script, without appropriate inflections and without conveying the emotions indicated by the words. However, even with that in mind, I enjoyed this game very much.Being new to HOGs and adventure games, it took me a bit over 6 hours to finish this game, so I'd say it was well worth the price. All-in-all, I'm very happy with this purchase, and consider this a near-perfect introduction to the HOG and adventure genres.Lastly, although the game's title and description don't indicate it (the image does), this is the Collector's Edition of the game, with the bonus chapter.
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