Gamezebo writes: "One of my favorite trends in the casual gaming space is the fusion between hidden-object games ("HOGs") and adventure game-like puzzles, like Mystery Case Files: Return to Ravenhearst and Dream Chronicles: The Chosen Child."
DGS-Online writes: "The casual game industry is no stranger to the search and find genres, but it is only until recently that a cross-genre pollination comes on land adventures. Plot is important, the atmosphere begins to dominate and conduct dialogues must not be casual. The casual gamer will apparently also may lose in a thorough and Magic Ecyclopedia adventure is just such a game, though it does wonder what is so casual about it."
JIG writes: "Ever wake up and say "I need some adventure in my life?" or "What I really need is to drive myself insane looking for cunningly hidden object pieces in ridiculously picturesque settings." It's ok, you can admit those kinds of things here, and Magic Encyclopedia: Moon Light will fill that "magical journey sprawling over five continents" adventure/hidden object gap you've been looking to fill."
