Enigma Game Review

Priceless art works, cunning thieves and a chance to put your heightened detective abilities to work embroil you in a fascinating journey across Europe while playing Enigma, the latest hidden object game, which has a slight difference from the norm.

The story behind Enigma, which is really weak and almost zilch to do with the game anyway, is that precious paintings such as Da Vinci's masterpiece, Mona Lisa, Picasso's abstract painting, Maya with Doll and in total 50 great works of art, have either been stolen or are at great risk and you need to ply your extensive detective skills to find the stolen art and uncover who is behind the dastardly scheme.

What you will actually be doing throughout the game is finding hidden objects and removing objects that should should not be there. Plus, now this is an interesting ploy from the norm, repairing damaged paintings by replacing objects that are missing from these great works. Don't worry, it's not 100% necessary to be familiar with the great works as there is a thumbnail of each original painting to peruse, and if stuck you can move an object around the painting and it will glow when near the correct position.

The whole game is a great exercise in art appreciation, a good workout in hidden object puzzle solving and with 2 modes, story and free mode, where you just hunt for hidden objects that increases in difficulty as you move through each level, you do get some good play time for your money.

Story mode is not too difficult to beat and good players may go to the end in perhaps 3 to 4 hours of solid play. For the rest of us mere mortals, it should give a real days enjoyment and the extra bonus is the art works themselves. You just cannot play Enigma without appreciating the beautiful work by these famous and gifted artists.

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