Hidden World for Android

I love the family friendly nature of Fire Maple Games. They aren't dark or creepy and are so well designed. The puzzles, clues, and storyline are all intriguing. I have so enjoyed every one of their games.

Beautiful graphics and clever plot. But it was just way too short. I just found Fire Maple Games and have played all but Thimbly Creek. The game play is consistent but the length is all over the place. Grisly Manor and this one could be played in a couple of hours. Return to GM and Lost City went on and on. They need some kind of standard about how long their games are going to be IMO. Enjoyed playing it tho. Now the jigsaw puzzle in the other game makes sense.

Yet another success from Fire Maple Games! The graphics are simply beautiful, and the game play is fun—just challenging enough to keep you exploring, but always perfectly intuitive. Please purchase and play all these games! (Only reason I didn’t vote five stars is because I save those for The Room series!)

I don’t often write reviews but this game was magnificent. Not too easy and not too hard. I loved it and you should buy it for that price it was worth it!!

I am a fan of the Fire Maple games. Hidden World benefits from the forethought that went into making the puzzles fit in with the story, which the developers seem to get better at with each release. The puzzles themselves are at a medium level of difficulty; just hard enough to make you think, but far from exasperating. I also appreciate how the developers spent time creating clever, organic puzzles that avoid employing the lazy tropes (slider puzzles, combination lock puzzles, tiny hidden objects, finding/using items that make no sense in the story/environment) that many of the games in the genre fall back on. This game, like all of Fire Maple’s games, is a welcome relief from the gloomy, creepy settings and atmosphere in most of the games in this genre. The music is pleasant and the visuals are colorful, which makes for a stress-free, family-friendly, puzzle-solving experience. The journal and the map are useful features, as well. Overall, this is a nice, calm way to spend a few hours, and scratch that puzzling itch. It doesn’t quite measure up to the Room and House of DaVinci games, but it’s a decent approximation.