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English and 4 more. Share Embed. Add to Cart. View Community Hub. It is now available as an adventure and hidden object game, with detailed graphics. You'll play Jean Valjean in 19th-century Paris. In , Jean Valjean is freed from prison labor, and is an outcast filled with hate and a sense of injustice. He steals silverware from Monseigneur Bienvenu, who has provided him with food and shelter. However, the bishop's generosity teaches him what virtue and integrity are.

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Animated interactive areas Collect key objects Play mini games and solve puzzles! Reviews at a Glance. Customer Reviews. Rated 4 out of 5 by AverageSizeFish from Difficult to rate - 3. The issue, I think, is that this game is being reviewed as a HOPA when it's really a classic HOP with the addition of a very minor adventure style game play component. I like a good HOP and had fun playing this game.

The graphics are sharp, clear, and very nicely done. The music is somewhat classic in style and fits the theme of the story. The atmospheric sounds are well done. There are no voice-overs. The story unfolds mostly through dialogue and frames of text.

Because there are no voice-overs there is a lot of reading. If reading bothers you then you will not like this game. Game play involves getting your objective from the dialogue and then moving to a location where you will discover a HOS and an occasional puzzle. Once the HOS is finished you can sometimes find other things at that location including another HOS or something for your inventory.

Between locations you get more dialogue or a screen of text filling you in on more of the story. If you're looking for a heavy "adventure" component then you won't like this game.

If HOS and puzzles are what you prefer you probably won't mind the "adventure-lite" approach taken here. The focus of this game is HOS. There are many and they range in difficulty from moderately tough to pretty challenging.

They are list finds with no interaction. The scenes are very crisp and visually appealing. There weren't many puzzles but they were fun to do and imaginative. The bad part of this game, and the reason for the caveat, is that the cursor cannot be switched for the system cursor and it is a little laggy.

Also, there are screen loads between every scene. While the loads are pretty quick it still detracts from immersion in the game. You can't change the volume but since there aren't voice-overs if the music bothers you you can turn it off without missing anything. Overall, this is a classic HOP game with the addition of a very minor adventure component.

Fans of the newer HOPA genre may not like it. Based on UI I would give this game a 3. Based on fun factor I would give it a 4. As usual, I'm erring on the side of fun factor and going with the 4.

Date published: Rated 3 out of 5 by MysteryAngel from Historians will like this! This is a game I would play in doses though, a little each day. The cut scenes with the characters are a bit amateur, and some of the dialogue was not spoken in those days - the expressions used.

Also, a few objects I noticed in the HOSs were not used in that time period- but if the movies and books can get away with all that, I'll give this game that advantage too.

For the most part the items used were very relevant to that time period, interesting to look at, and it might have just been mistakes that slipped in i. There is sometimes learning involved, i.

This is a much more simplistic game, in how the mechanics work, though I liked the puzzles, which were relatively easy with only a short hint to get you started. The HOSs were in the medium range of difficulty for some items - but very sharp and clear. The song used when going into each HOS was the same each time- and though I liked it, it did get a bit monotonous after about the 6th HOS.

It was "in your face" but no different than playing the casual mode version on other games, just different ways of showing something is there.

Not as "pretty" as the other games sparkles and arrows , but still, not a huge drawback, except for those who play in expert mode. All that said, if you are not a HOG lover, you won't like this game, because there are a lot of them, but the graphics are sharp and colorful and clear, able to be seen well on my widescreen monitor.

At times, there are "thinking cap" moments involved where it doesn't outline exactly what you're to do - not difficult, but not always hand-holding either. Most of it is that way though. I would recommend waiting for a sale or freebie since there were those little quirks that don't make this game as well defined as others - in the way it was put together - and I had to laugh that the sound continued with the snoring, after the guy woke up and was talking to the inspector.

That brought a chuckle but didn't make me lose interest in the game. Though there are games I have loved and enjoyed a lot more, I didn't dislike this one. And I loved the historical trivia. I especially liked finding the transparent butterflies- clicking on those gave interesting and little known trivia facts of historical France that I enjoyed learning. Rated 3 out of 5 by Tufty57 from Be careful what you wish for! I recently read of a fellow player who bemoaned the lack of games based on 'The Classics' of literature.

Well, here you have it! If you do not know the story, then it seems to leap about somewhat. But it is heavily linked to the film in its structure, rather than the novel. I quite enjoyed playing the demo. There was a lot to do and at times it was challenging. I thought the graphics were good, well drawn and the music was, again, reminiscent of the film.

Very enjoyable. Sadly, the characters were not based on the actors. Having Hugh Jackman or Russell Crowe might have earned an extra star! There are no VOs so lots of reading to do in dialogues and info drops. Continue with Facebook. We noticed you were having problems signing in, you can reset your password by clicking Forgot Password. To protect your security, your account has been locked.

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