Dawn of Hope: Daughter of Thunder Review

As always, try the demo first.

The heart-pounding music and the creepy ambient sounds also help increase the suspense of the game.

I really got into the story when the demo ended.

Not only are there a lot of puzzles but some are different and some are challenging.



For some the puzzles might seem very easy but I am guessing that most gamers enjoy puzzles that are not "rip your hair out" difficult.

The graphics are excellent with good voiceovers but it is a bit odd that the lip-syncing seems to be a hit or miss sort of thing.

The Mini Games are numerous and entertaining, and most of the puzzles give you the option to play the game in either an Easy of Hard mode which is a feature I really like.

I've been playing this game for 2 hours and I still quite a ways to go.



Colors are quite nice and bright, very true.

Many of the scenes offer Panoramic views, where you can scroll further to the left or right in an attempt to make the player feel like they are actually there.

The Mini Games are very doable, most are of good length and entertaining.

I'm really liking what I'm seeing from this new game.



The hidden object segments and the puzzles during the demo, which was quite short by the way as I finished it in 42 minutes.

The Hidden Object Scenes are well done, again the devs have done a nice job of keeping the items true to the period of time.

The Mini Games are easy to medium in difficulty.

For the experienced player, this game doesn't hold much of a challenge.



There is a good jump map available, that shows where an available task is located, One of the reason's I liked this game better than the last, is that there are a ton of Mini Games, most of which are super easy.

In terms of entertainment and relaxation, this game delivers just what you need!

They were creative.



Graphics are really nice in this game, though, just like the animations.

Map: The map tells where the player is and has the special mark when you have something to do there.

Many of the scenes have puzzles incorporated as well as some interactivity when it comes to finding many of the items.

In my opinion, seek and enjoy!



If you prefer the CE version of games the Dawn of Hope: Daughter of Thunder has collectibles, artifacts and morphing objects to be found.

The storyline does a nice job also.

The production team did a great job with the sights and sounds.

The graphics are beautiful and, yes, icy but perfect for a cold and rainy day here in my town.



We played Dawn of Hope: Daughter of Thunder on the easiest difficulty mode, rarely skipped any puzzles, and completed the game in around four hours.