Not recommended2 hrs played
Another boring point and click game I have to suffer playing for the sake of my review journey.
10 found this helpful, 2026-05-11
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SDP Games / Sep 19, 2014 / Adventure, Casual, Indie
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CompareWelcome to a beautiful Adventure set in a unique interactive 3D world full of mysterious puzzles and Hidden Objects. Prepare for an unforgettable experience!
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| CPU | Not set | 1.5 GHz or More Can't tell |
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| RAM | Not set | 512 MB RAM Can't tell |
Mixed
65% positive, 266 reviews
Another boring point and click game I have to suffer playing for the sake of my review journey.
10 found this helpful, 2026-05-11
Melissa K. and the Heart of Gold is a hidden object game similar to others of the same genre. The storyline makes a good attempt at being memorable with a decent plot twist thrown in there. Plus the game is packed full of content which will leave you playing it long after your original playthrough. There are also many unique & challenging puzzles contained within it. Gameplay: You can choose from novice, adventure,...
38 found this helpful, 2018-07-30
Melissa K is a HOG wth puzzles, with a good story and graphics, as well. I highly enjoyed it and the game does have some replayabilty bonus as well. I found the HOG parts of the game fun and challenging, the puzzle parts were also challenging, a few of the puzzles are even more diffcult than challenging. There is some extras to play as well, as you can attempt to get better scores on all three levels of puzzles...
35 found this helpful, 2016-11-08
This one is what I call a great hidden object/puzzle game, with everything in its right place and soothing graphics that on one hand don't require much to any kind of PC but on the other hand they are always awesomely drawn and positioned (details and zooming included) and let the game run super fast without blocks of any sort! Plus, this adventure is set into a '40s Thailand with lots of Oriental elements that...
19 found this helpful, 2018-01-19
I'm conflicted as to whether I could recommend this game or not. -On one hand it had beautiful, intricate illustrations, a solid duration and a lot of puzzles which I found refreshing. It's been a while since I played a hidden object game that didn't feel too short. It also had some charming Indiana Jones references that made me smile and I really liked the protagonist. Bonus points for having different difficulty...
60 found this helpful, 2015-02-13
I was surprised at how engaging this storyline is, especially for a scripted, and hidden-object puzzler, which don't often hold my interest for long; I played through the basic story in ~under 7 hours or so. tl/dr: Fun puzzler, will take 5+hours for an adult on first playthrough (with some use of hint button/strategy guide - which is provided in the options menu in-game); worth the price. Pros: 1.) Hint button...
33 found this helpful, 2015-06-23
I'm not done with the game, but, here is why I don't recommend it. You spend your time clicking on things that were there but not clickable before so you thought there was nothing to it, things that appear which weren't there before and have to think of the most convoluted solution to your problem. You also collect things which aren't used until much much later and it makes even less sense in the end. I'm going to...
8 found this helpful, 2021-05-25
There is a reason that the 3 reviews on the game page are all App related: they haven't played the steam version. The game itself isn't bad. A lot of the HO scenes are a tough, which compared to some of the HO game's was a nice change of pace. So why the negative review, Simply put, I cannot, nor will not, condone yet another dev that slaps a port on an app game over here and refuses to support it. There are 5...
169 found this helpful, 2016-01-09
A casual point-and-click adventure with puzzles, beautiful art and a decent amount of Hidden Object scenes. While it has high production values for a HO game, after 2/3 of the game, I kind of zoned out and ignored everything except for the Hidden Object parts, as I was bored out of my skull. I can't remember when I last heard lines... delivered... so... slowly. Even William Shatner delivers dialogue faster than...
39 found this helpful, 2014-09-28
About the game You're Melissa, a professor of archaeology, who's gone to Thailand to teach a student - a young monk. At least, that's what I gathered from the fragmented and rather useless game intro. No reason is given for your being there, nor why you must "teach" that young monk or whatever. Once you arrive, the young monk apparently goes missing, and you must help find him. You then proceed to search the grounds...
15 found this helpful, 2016-06-10