What a great game. Yes, it is easy but sometimes it's nice to relax and have fun!! Long playing time Great pretty graphics Appropriate music A good mix of HO'S & puzzles. Ho's played twice Lots of locations Not a lot of running back and forth Interactive map that lets you know where there is something to do and jump locations Hint button is directional Hint & skip buttons charge really fast I had loads of fun with this game, great for a beginner Even though there is good versus evil, this is not a dark game. Kudo's to Eipix.

This is a very entertaining game, as others have described and discussed in eloquent detail. I would like to add "Don't Miss the Closing Credits"!!!!! I have played many BF games and never read any Closing Credits as entertaining as you will find with this game. The Developers have become REAL People with unique characteristics, so I would encourage our Fishes to check it out. I look forward to the next Myths of the World game from these Developers. GOOD JOB!!!!

A tranquil and beautiful story. What fabulous time playing this game. The music soothing, scenes gorgeous and gameplay smooth and linear. Puzzles and HO's were spaced well throughout the game. Hidden Objects were easy to find and one did not have to spend twenty minutes and binoculars to find tiny objects . Very well done. Could have been a CE for sure. Thanks Big Fish and Dev's for a fun and relaxing time playing Myths of the World: Chinese Healer.

The opening makes it seem this is the first of a series and I certainly hope so. Amazing graphics, fast paced story, fun puzzles make this a total package. Pros: Movie quality cutaways, Good voice-overs, beautiful graphics, good story (trite but twisty), intuitive objects and decisions. Generous hint (not really needed). Cons: puzzles are easy, Seems a little short - but that's because its a good game. Ending abrupt.

I've been waiting for months to buy this game, and finally got the chance to due to the Christmas sales. I must say, it was well worth the wait! This is a good game, and I can see why people praise it so highly. The story is great. It starts off ominously, and you know straight away that something evil is going on. Then, the game begins, and you are called to the palace of the Emperor by his brother Lei, who is very worried. He tells you that the Emperor's son, Jinhai, has been poisoned and asks you to heal him. At first, this seems straightforward: All you have to do is heal him and go home, right? WRONG! The story takes a great twist at the end of the demo that leaves you on a cliffhanger. After the demo, the story takes a much lighter turn, and you are sent to someone known as The Wise One, a blue dragon, who will tell you how to defeat the villain. After speaking to him, you must find the ritual that will ultimately heal Jinhai before it is too late... I have to say, what really impressed me about this story was the villain. The villain was one of the best that I've ever seen in any game to date. The villain's story was told during the beginning of the game, so you can clearly understand their motives, but what made the villain so exciting was that they did not pop up during every scene, but rather, you encountered them only a few times. I was always thinking ?How long until I bump in to them?? or ?when will I see them next?? It was just awesome. Credit to the developer for the genius to create such an amazing villain. Other than that, the story is quite nice, and does end conclusively, so there's no need for the bonus chapter. The action is mostly in the first hour, and then it gets quieter. However, I still found the story enjoyable. The gameplay is great too. I had quite a lot of fun with this game. The HOS were standard junkpile, with a couple of extra-step objects in each one. In each HOS, you also had the option of switching to a game of Mahjong. The HOS were not too diffi

i don't usually like the asian games for some reason but i did like this one. got stuck a couple of times and had to cheat. hint/skip charge fairly fast. played casual, low sound-asian theme. you re called in to heal an emperor's son and somehow turn him to stone instead. the emperor's brother is trying to have you blamed for it and you have to figure out how to fix the son before the emperor gets back from his travels and how to escape with your life.

Everything about this game was so beautifuly done. The story and the graphics in HD are amazing. A soothing game to play. Very nice puzzles and HOs. Again, I can't say enough about the graphics in HD. See for yourself, you won't be disappointed. Great game!

This review is based on the CE version , I found it to be a very good game, and as I do not buy CE games very often. I can say it was worth the extra, so the SE should be very good.

I love this game. It's almost perfect. There is a wonderful balance of puzzles and HOs, and not too much dialogue or cut scenes. It could have been more challenging, perhaps, but I chose to do casual mode. There are two, more difficult, modes to chose from, so I could've had harder gameplay if I so desired. The scenes were lovely, the HOs were legible, the puzzles could be skipped (a must!), the music was pleasant and the voice-overs were not too bad. This is definitely a keeper, as I know I will play it again. I am looking forward to the next installment of Myths of the World. Hurry please!

BASED ON COMPLETED CE GAME FIRST IMPRESSIONS Definitely a winner. The introduction is well done, excellent voiceover, deep and echoing. The game looks good, first class graphics (HD option) and good cut scenes that explain the story. The game is set in China, and is filled with excitingly exotic images and sounds. The music is a blend of Chinese and western, and is excellent. There are a number of important characters throughout the game and they are each beautifully drawn and animated, as well as being well acted. WHAT?S HAPPENING An evil sorcerer poisons the Emperor?s son as a first step in his plot to become emperor himself. You are Daiyu, a renowned healer, and you have been summoned to the palace to heal the boy. From the start there are problems, but nothing you can?t overcome with your magical healer?s kit and a few important ingredients. Saving the Emperor?s son soon turns out to be both easier and a lot more difficult than expected and is the beginning of an epic journey. MAKING PROGRESS This is a true Hidden Object Puzzle Adventure, as the three kinds of play are pretty well balanced. None of them pose a big challenge, but they are all interesting. The HO scenes are lists that are somewhat interactive and silhouettes that are not. The objects are large and clear. The puzzles are beautiful. They are fun to play because they look so good! They weren?t very original or very hard, though, and might just be too darn easy for some experts. Me, I don?t mind easy. Getting around is helped by a portal map that tells you where there is something to do, and where you still have objectives to complete. It can be accessed through the journal, which also gives you a list of objectives and a summary of the game as you go along. In casual mode (1 of 3), the skip button filled really fast, and the game took me between 4 -5 hours. BLING! The healer?s kit turns special items you acquire into essences and such. It is the arcade-like game where you mus