Adventure Chronicles The Search for Lost Treasure

 

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Adventure Chronicles: The Search for Lost Treasure Review

Susan Anderson, who starred in the Escape From The Museum game, returns for another swashbuckling adventure in the hidden object genre, searching for valuable historic treasures that have vanished.

With the help of a curious notebook that was mysteriously forwarded to Susan, you must track down clues that lead to the whereabouts of these priceless treasures.

Played over 30 levels with interesting mini games, you retrieve objects in sometimes strange ways and use various tools that help to uncover clues to solve the puzzle.

Oddly enough, sometimes you have to smash an object to release something else or rip a page from a valuable book in a library to take a map with you. Very strange indeed for an archeologist to vandalize historical records, but remembering that it is only a game, we move on.

Adventure Chronicles The Search for Lost Treasure is a sure fire hit with good graphics a nice story line and not too difficult game play. This should suit the novice right through to the experienced HOG fan, but the most experience may find this a little short and a tad too easy.

All in all, Adventure Chronicles The Search for Lost Treasure is a fabulous play in the hidden object field. A game that you should definitely try, as it ticks all the right boxes and comes from a great gaming development company, Gogi Games. Download Adventure Chronicles: The Search for Lost Treasure free trial and begin your quest to help Susan uncover priceless treasures.

 

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Adventure Chronicles The Search for Lost Treasure Game Hints, Tips, Cheats

• Lost Mayan Tomb, Compass Puzzle. There is a compass on the floor with four stones, each with a different symbol, a statue in the middle without a head and four tiles on the wall that match the compass symbols. The clue is that you have to "look in the direction of the answer."
• 1. Find the statue's head and put it on.
• 2. Click on the head to rotate it.
• 3. Look at the compass on the floor to see which symbol matches the direction the statue is looking.
• 4. Press the tile on the wall that matches that direction. If you have the right one, the tile will stay depressed.
• 5. Click on the head to rotate it to a different direction.
• Then repeat finding the symbol and pressing the matching wall tile. Repeat until all 4 wall tiles are depressed. At that point the secret doors will open.
• There are times when you will use a brush to clear away dust which reveals clues.
• There is a "hint finder" which doesn't cost points but does take a little time to regenerate.
• The Journal contains useful information.