The graphics haven't had a major overhaul, but the scenes look royally grandiose and it's always wonderful to see cursed rooms come back to life and fill with joy and merriment.Ī Disney-like atmosphere can be felt all through the game, so the animations, which are more cartoonish than realistic, fit in quite nicely.
The sound effects are unobtrusive and more appropriate, meaning that not every action you take is followed by harps and fanfares. For one thing, the astonishingly annoying blue fairy has decided it's time to tone down, so she's now content with giving advice during cutscenes. Your fairy godmothers will also accompany you as you save them one by one, and you will be able to use their powers to change the world around you.Īnalysis: Compared to its predecessor, the game offers some definite improvements. However, in addition to this, you can use a flute to call your dragon for help and a wand to break things with (hey, not all princesses have to be dainty and gentle!). Hidden-object scenes are indicated with sparkles. If your cursor turns into a hand, that means you can pick up an item if a question mark appears, you should use an item from your inventory to interact with it. In each scene, you can mouse over different objects. Bella is now the kingdom's only hope, and she must find a way to end the witch's reign and lift the curse which envelops the land.Īs far as gameplay goes, Princess Isabella: The Rise of an Heir offers more than your standard hidden-object adventure. The witch has discovered her whereabouts and has sent her hellish minions to take away Bella's fairy godmothers, leaving her without protection. There are fairies, a dragon, magic of all sorts, not to mention a whale with a Scottish accent, what more do you need? Young Bella is a pretty golden-haired teenager, blissfully oblivious of the evil surrounding her. So come and spend a few hours in the enchanted realm of the newest hidden-object adventure, Princess Isabella: The Rise of an Heir by Gogii Games. Let's face it, the grown-up world can get complicated and drab, and there's nothing like a bit of old-fashioned fantasy to lift your spirits. Sometimes you're simply in the mood for a fairy tale.
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