My first-time submitting a review (I usually don't take the time). But I found this game so much fun, the hidden objects are challenging, but not extremely difficult. I especially enjoyed the crystal ball task. Loved the story-line as it chronicles the actual events from the novel. I'm sure you will enjoy.

This game is quite fun and will keep the kids and/or yourself busy for a long time. Each chapter has 6 stages of mini games and hidden object scenes to play. After each stage or at the end of the chapter you can update the ship that is being built. Some of the puzzles and mini games are challenging. Most of the hidden object scenes start out with find a number of objects and then change to a list of items to find. Some of the items are difficult to determine, however you can have unlimited hints by finding a word or number in each scene. You will gain a hint. If you have more than one item you cannot find, when you click hint, you can also select the item you want the hint to show you, rather than the game selecting at random. Most of the scenes are interactive and some are funny in what needs to be done to advance. The story continues after each chapter and is well done. This is a fun game for all.

If you like puzzles mixed in with hidden object scenes you will enjoy this. It was somewhat of a challenge in a few places so I had to look at the walkthrough but for the most part I was able to do it on my own. The graphics are great and the HO scenes are sometimes amusing and fun to look at.

Starts a little slow, but once i started playing, i really had a good time! Will be getting alot of miles out of this game!

It could be the best game but very less levels to play.Only 3 levels at the begining and 2 more in the whole game.

Pretty much like the other one in the way the game is played. The other one is better. Just a fun cute game. All HOS. Something to do. No real adventure to it.

The Adventures of Robinson Crusoe game is more Hidden Object than Adventure. The storyline starts with Crusoe's background and history, explaining how he got to be where he is. There are some storyline gaps in the game which make things a little unclear at times, but still enjoyable. Once on the island, he starts building a ship to escape, and starts to explore the island. Most of the game is Hidden Object, and they are challenging, with a few puzzles. The adventure portion is light, however, it's easy to become absorbed into the game. If you're seeking a less intense Adventure/Hidden Object game, or enjoy the Robinson Crusoe story, you'll like this one!

Kept replaying this fun game. Loved the scenery and hidden objects.

The characters are colorful and amusing. The graphics are clear and easy to see. The music and sound do not interfere with play. have played both Robinson Crusoe's and am waiting for more. I played the time mode as I like to be challenged. No problem re-playing, it still keeps my interest.

Comical and light hearted. I just love it. I have tried to find the devs so I could see if they had more in this series. There is one more but that is it. I can't wait for them to do another