Chase for Adventure 2: The Iron Oracle Collector's Edition

Every adventure game has its charm if it keeps you engaged, and even more so if the journey is full of unexpected twists that keep you guessing in regards to its conclusion. The genre is not even important in most cases, because you have just as much fun with a point & click title as you would with a hidden object game, so it’s all about the quest itself and the characters that are part of it.

Chase for Adventure 2: The Iron Oracle is a time management game in which you play the role of an archaeologist on the trails of her father. The game features simple and to the point gameplay mechanics, which means that the fans of the genre should be able to jump straight in and complete the missions with minimum help from the tutorial. Newcomers can understand the rules in a matter of minutes as well.

The story revolves around Ann Windsdoe, a young archaeologist who is trying to locate her missing father. In this episode, Ann sets off on an expedition to find an ancient device that may be able to help her with this mission, but the path to it is riddled with traps and enemies. Hence, you must go through a variety of interesting environments along the way.

Everything about the game is simple, but you are always racing against the clock if you choose not to play in the relaxed mode. Each level has unique objectives, but most of your time is spent gathering resources and clearing the path to these objectives, which is achieved using the workers at your disposal. You can also build certain structures that provide you with precious resources.

The interface is very straightforward as well, given the fact that all you have to do is click on things and wait for the workers to do their job. On the other hand, this game does not feature any visible roads or paths most of the time, so it can be difficult to figure out what comes first. Other than that, the graphics are lovely, and so is the simple soundtrack playing in the background.

Chase for Adventure 2: The Iron Oracle is very polished and enjoyable, especially if you are a fan of the time management genre. Hence, it ticks all the right boxes and it can keep you entertained for many hours.