The adventure game-like puzzles involve using an item you just compiled in the environment in order to find more objects. For example, you might find five parts to a key and then open up a locked box with it in order to get a piece of paper. On that paper might be a spell you need to cast on a stone effigy to bring it to life. You get the idea. Figuring out how to use the object you compiled isn't too tough, as the game will give you a hint if you put your mouse over the highlighted area.
In total, the game features 1,900 hidden objects spread throughout 32 different levels, so it's considerably bigger than its predecessor. There is no clock you're working against, nor will you be penalized for clicking incorrectly too many times (as is the case with most HOGs). You can get a hint often by clicking on a crystal ball that, once used, must be replenished again (which takes a minute or so) before it could be used again.
Every few levels players will come across one of the 18 mini-games tied to the story. These include some common ones found in HOG adventures (sliding tile puzzles, matching games, and so on) but there are some welcome surprises, too, including an awesome head-scratcher that has you placing fortune-telling cards on a grid based on their element (water, fire, air, earth) and species (man, woman, plant or mineral). Great fun. After you play through the puzzle (or if you wait a couple of minutes you can skip it altogether), it will be unlocked and available to you from the main menu.
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