Labyrinths of the World: Forbidden Muse Collector's Edition

Labyrinths of the World: Forbidden Muse Collector's Edition is a hidden object game that features very good graphics design but lacks in overall logic. It’s in most part, a generic title.

Labyrinths of the World: Forbidden Muse Collector's Edition starts with you, the protagonist, receiving a phone call about joining what appears to be a top notch agency of some sorts. However, before you become a member, you must solve your trial case.

Once you reach your destination, you’re made aware of the plot. Calliope, the muse, has offered the talent to some of the world’s most gifted artists and now her essence has been shattered into three pieces. Your task is to reunite them until all the artists in the world lose their talents. And that’s when you start the click focused casualness of the game.

As usual, you’ll have to click here and there, on intuition or based on your keen sense of observation, to find various clues or things that will help further on. Labyrinths of the World: Forbidden Muse features some really good graphics and most of the elements you’ll need to find are well blended with their surroundings, which is a plus for this title.

Some of the key attractions of hidden object games are the puzzles you need to solve. In Labyrinths of the World: Forbidden Muse these are rather simple and in a lot of cases, some don't even make sense. For example, why would a Medusa statue be holding a screwdriver. Or why would a banana be locked up in a boutique.

As far as the effects and the audio go, they are way above other similar games, and that’s a plus. If the game doesn’t really test your mind, at least it can delight your eyes and ears.

To end, Labyrinths of the World: Forbidden Muse is a standard hidden object game with good visuals and that’s about it. Don’t be surprised if the story becomes predictable after only a few minutes.