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Secret City: Sunken Kingdom App User Positive Comments 2024
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✓ 🌟👏😘Another fantastic game I love the graphics and the characters.🤩.Version: 1.0.4
✓ Love DoMini Games...buy you wont be disappointedSuch a beautiful and creative game. Keep ‘em coming, thank you DoMini..Version: 1.0.5
✓ Hints unavailable FIXED!!Great game and developer fixes glitches. But still have to press multiple times for results Previous review: This, and all Domini Games, are beautiful. But please solve the glitches that appear. I want to give you 5 stars.Version: 1.0.5
✓ ❤️I loved this game...the only issue I had was that my hint button didn’t work, which is why i gave 4 stars instead of 5. Other than that, great game! Thank you.Version: 1.0.4
✓ Big fishI love it.Version: 1.0.8
✓ I can only play it ONCE?So I really liked this, enough to pay $6.99 for the whole game. Then I started it again to see if I could do better, but now it gets to a point and then resets! What is this? Am I doing something wrong, or do you really pay seven dollars to play through this little game ONCE? I am very unhappy and hope someone will explain. Thank you.?.Version: 1.0.8
✓ Great GameNicely done! It did make me both chuckle and cringe at the no less than 5 different ways the characters pronounced the name “Tenebris!” BTW: the hint feature was not necessary in the first place.....Version: 1.0.5
✓ Secret City: Sunken Kingdom by LynxMinxUPDATE August 6: Labyrinths of the World: Lost Island has just been released! Enjoy! I am sending a huge thank you to the amazing and loquacious KimTwilight, who basically wrote an entire novel in regards to this game. I am in agreement with her on all points discussed, so my review will be abbreviated. Once again, we had the same banal storyline, where an evil entity stole souls for power and immortality. However, I did enjoy the interactions among the various races of the secret city, and that the gameplay occurred under the sea. The graphics were actually quite detailed and did not look replicated in every location. Missemerican pie, kindly check the definition of pixelated. The graphics were not pixelated; however they did lack a certain degree of acuity or clarity. I was not thrilled with the side tab added for collectibles, rather than glowing circles above the inventory bar. However, I realize why Domini chose to do so. They wanted to make the inventory items larger to see and more accessible to use. Once you get used to the tab, it’s not so bad. Also remember that you may configure your map to indicate whether you still have collectibles to locate. The general gameplay was enjoyable, save for the temperamental touch screen sensitivity issues. Although the game was updated, I had to tap repeatedly and firmly in order to acquire inventory items, and that problem annoyed me greatly. I intend to pass my concerns along to Oleg, because I would hate to experience quality assurance issues in their next game. (By the way, next out will be Labyrinths of the World: Lost Island, and it will be released in the first couple of weeks in August, barring any holds placed on it by the App Store.) The HO scenes had variety, and the puzzles/mini-games were not all boring rotational nonsense. There were codes to decrypt, a labyrinth, a map puzzle, and one where you could paint. Sometimes one puzzle led to another, or an HO scene, or a magical event. Inventory usage was unusual at times. You had to brew potions and use alchemy to save the inhabitants of the sunken city. Each location had a plethora of tasks to complete. The game wasn’t the longest we have seen from Domini, but it was a decent length inclusive of the bonus adventure. My rating will stand at 4 stars. I deducted a star for the unoriginal storyline, and especially for the severity of the touchscreen sensitivity issues. Quality assurance needs to be resolved in the next game! Lynxie sends positive energy to the incredibly hunky Valentin.🤙🏻 Gamers, please send great vibes to Catalina, who is recovering from a very serious surgical procedure. We hope you feel better very soon! Happy gaming to everyone!.Version: 1.0.5
✓ FunI enjoyed playing this game. The graphics were bright and colorful. I love the games and HOPs, they are different and not cookie cutter!.Version: 1.0.5
✓ KingdomI have enjoyed this game nice story to.Version: 1.0.8
✓ The "Secret" Is Out: This Game "Rises" To The Top!I loved the first game in this new series that introduced us to the Lakrians, a unique four-armed race, gifted with magical powers. What a breath of fresh air it was that only the secret races and you, a specially skilled detective, have the ability to see — in your case, only with the magical glasses — the hidden city within London. This time around, you are called upon to investigate a strange phenomenon in which residents of the Secret City are mysteriously turning to stone in a process called petrification. You will explore the legendary Merfolk Kingdom to learn about another previously unknown race as well as find out who is behind the bizarre petrifications to put a stop to it before it's too late. Although the storyline flows well, it does follow the clichéd theme of battling an evil villainess to save the citizens. But I like that it has a semi-aquatic theme, as a few interesting tasks occur within an underwater world full of mystery and intrigue. You do get to tame and ride a wild creature, a basilisk, with fiery yellow eyes. The distinct appearance of this newly discovered race demonstrates the quirky imagination of the developer. Just look at their otherworldly amphibian-like qualities, particularly the fins around the face and arms, razor-sharp nails, and spoked ears. The adventure portion of gameplay is spruced up by surreally portrayed visuals, rendering exploration a joy to play. The graphics are superior in quality, enhanced by crisp and clear details; and the omnipresent lustrous coloration bursts out around you, evoking a mystifying vibe. Back-and-forth travel is limited to a few scenes at a time, but you will be kept busy by plenty of activities within each scene. There are several moments of cleverness, such as when you use a gadget to discover the memories of a victim; and then you gain a part of the backstory as the memories initiate a story-driven HOSs. The HOS are creatively designed and sometimes puzzle-like; for example, the multi-step one in which you create a potion to heal Annerheim. First, you find items in accordance with paired clues set within four panels. You then solve each panel's interactive task to obtain the potion. The HOSs were varied, but be aware that the amount of puzzles far outweighs the amount of HOSs. This is fine with me, as I prefer puzzle-heavy games. The puzzles offer a nice variety of formats as well as mixed levels of challenge, but not all are configurable. I especially liked the puzzle in which you move the cog wheel through the maze in accordance with a certain amount of moves, being guided along by directional arrows. I'm not thrilled with the new side tab you pull out to check the collectibles' status; it's an extra step that disrupts the fluidity of progression. What was wrong with the previous format in which multiple unobstructive icons, located above the inventory bar, sparkled to indicate an uncollected item? Nothing. However, the collectibles always offer something more than the feat of finding them, as you can read interesting facts and decorate a room. I am overall happy with the diversity and challenge in this game, referring to the HOSs and puzzles. As usual, playtime is satisfying, lengthy, and well worth the purchase price. Unfortunately, I did experience uncharacteristic technological difficulties. Firstly, it happened twice that after playing a HOS, the acquired item did not immediately go into my inventory bar, causing me to think I encountered a fatal flaw. After about a 30-second delay, then items then appeared. It was strange. Secondly, a technical code replaced the textual instructions for a mini-game in the bonus chapter. However, the game was thoroughly entertaining, and the technical difficulties did not prevent me from finishing what is a very good game. I rate it five stars..Version: 1.0.4
✓ A good game but a glitch on the bonus gameHello I had no problems with the actual game but I am stuck on the bonus game. I can’t seem to get passed the game inside the divers suit. Please help.Version: 1.1.0
✓ Got a ways in but now the challenges are glitching..Love SC games but… I paid for this game and am no longer able to move forward as the item list on one of the mini challenges won’t pull up. Now I can’t progress - wasted £6.99.Version: 1.1.1
✓ Love this seriesI love all your games and worth every cent you pay. I enjoy the ones I pay for better than the F2P.Version: 1.1.2
✓ Awesome EverythingDownloaded, unlocked, and started playing. I didn’t have to do a trial ... just started playing, and of course, not disappointed buying it so far. Unlike Ele… *ahem* Games, these games are always delightful and welcomed! You won’t feel like you got ripped off. These games have kept me busy for the past few months. Bravo, Oleg Smolyansky and Domini Games, Bravo!.Version: 1.0
✓ Really enjoy this developers gamesPuzzles are enjoyable-make you think but not have to have a engineers degree. HOP are actually hidden objects and not just a darker graphics screen. Story lines are engaging to the point you don’t hit skip. Most have a ongoing character development so the next game you are finally with game story..Version: 1.0.8
✓ Thanks again OlegAnother terrific game from Domini. I love the graphics, the voice-overs, and especially the mazes. The Secret City is a fascinating game and I hope for more in the near future..Version: 1.0
✓ Secret City -The Sunken KingdomThe game seems to be pretty interesting. I’m not that far into it yet, but it has a “touch” issue. The graphics are good and the story is easy to follow. I gave the game 4 stars solely because you have to tap multiple times for the item to connect. This gets on your nerves after awhile..Version: 1.1.1
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