Natalie Brooks - The Treasures Of The Lost Kingdom

Natalie Brooks - The Treasures Of The Lost Kingdom is a new sequel of the adventure series. This time this teenage girl is up to resquing her grandpa who was kidnapped...The game is developed by Friday's Games and published by Alawar Entertainment to get you in the world of adventure and puzzles.

The girl was preparing to her grandpa's bday but it was her who got the surprise, not the grandpa...

Natalie was in anticipation of her grandfather's birthday carrying a special cake for him but somebody came just before her and kidnapped the old guy.

From this moment on your adventure begins - lots of items to find, puzzles to solve, characters to meet, story events to follow.

All of the levels contain all of the above mentioned things. You get to a new location and you can easily just by moving the cursor around see that there are some "active" things.

You need to click on them to see what's there. These items will go to your inventory or can be used later when you have something else in your inventory.

There is always Natalie on the screen giving you comments that are actually to direct you in the search. You will also meet different characters that look pretty impressive - moving and talking...

Most of the tasks you are to do with the items that you need to find in order to use them somewhere on the scene later are as simple as putting a key into a keyhole. But some of them are mini-games and take more quickness.

Every level contains a hidden-object game too. The graphics are very well performed and some of the items are not that easy to find. There is a hint that you can use as much as you need once it recharged.

The story is presented in a comic book form with a new piece of it given to you every level and some details added every with every puzzle solved.

The game was interesting with everything it offered. It is up to you if that's what you were looking for. Free trial download is always a good thing when you need to make up your mind about a game.

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