I found this game to be fun and challenging. The challenge was in the hidden object scenes. Yes they are a bit hard to find, but isn't that why we play games for the challenge? The story line is interesting and the graphics are good, although it did seem that the game scenes were just a bit out of focus. AS for the screen moving, that really wasn't a problem for me.I liked this game and will buy it

Story is told through still comic-like photos, which you can read at your own pace. Two time modes per HOS: 20 minutes relaxed or 10 minutes adventure. Slightly panoramic HOS in that the screen will move about an inch each way. Items are very well blended and a very few objects may be small (though many other games have much smaller objects), but the game is generous with hints. Maximum hints at a time are 6: earn additional hints in your choice of 3 mini-games: dress a doll; fashion a piece of clay pottery or paint a picture. You have to find and assemble 6 crown pieces to complete the game. Wide variety of skippable puzzles (provided you have at least one hint to lose); more challenging as the game progresses. Skipping puzzles will use any hints you have, but you can earn more playing the mini-games.

Although the story line for this game is intriguing, the graphics quality is very poor, making the objects hard to locate. The hidden object screens also "wobble" as you move your mouse, which makes it even more difficult to focus. I like a challenge to my observation skills, not my eyesight! The mini games you play to earn more hints are silly - mousetracking to make clay pots, coloring in paintings, and dressing up dolls.

Unfortunately this has to be the only game I have regretted purchasing, even though I got it at DD sale price. The small objects and moving screen give me a headache. I will persevere but it is not a game i can happily sit and play for any length of time so will have to complete it in stages.