Adventures of Robinson Crusoe - A Tale of Survival!

The immortal novel by Daniel Defoe has been given a new exciting life, now in the form of an addictive hidden object game. Due to its engaging game play, eye-catching graphics, challenging puzzles and nice background sound the game presents one of the most high quality examples of HOGs in the current casual game market.

Love the story of Robinson Crusoe? Here is your chance to live through it by yourself.

As I already said, the game is based on the classic novel by Daniel Defoe, picturing the life of Robinson Crusoe as the only survivor in a ship wreck. Leading his lonely life at a desert island the misfortunate traveller makes his main goal to build a new boat for himself  to leave the inhospitable shore and reach his long-missed motherland. During this he'll explore the whole island, meet one of his most faithful friends and... But, I guess, you know the story, so there's no point in telling it here. If not - then I'll keep a bit of intrigue for you to stay interested.

But I should say that even if you know the whole story you'll still stay interested during the whole game, as it is very well balanced, and the game play is absolutely addictive. The game is divided into 6 chapters, with 6 stages in each. Each chapter has a theme, like the wrecked ship or Robinson's house, and several locations with different tasks.

Apart from traditional hidden object tasks where you have to look for a number of identical items or for items listed in the left of the screen you'll also encounter some puzzle tasks. The puzzles are diverse and creative, and I should also say quite challenging sometimes. For example, you'll play a nice type of traditional piping game with flowers and roots or a memory game with melody played on flutes. There is also a game where you have to remember all the objects in a room and point to the new ones 15 times in a row. The variety of games is amazing, and I did enjoy the puzzles. If you don't - you have an option to skip any of them. There are also some items which can't be found without performing certain actions, which adds even more challenge to the HO tasks. Such objects are given in blue font.

As usual, when you get stuck you can use hints, which are limited - but you can find

additional ones in form of numbers or inscriptions in the scene.

You can choose Relaxed or Survivor mode - and thus regulate the level of pressure in the game.

As I already said, not just theg ame play, but the visuals are also great in Adventures of Robinson Crusoe. The genuinely stunning graphics are one of the features adding much value to the title.

Can you survive on a desert island? Paly this game and you'll know the answer!

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