Connected Hearts Reviews

This game was very confusing to me. I paid $7.99 for this game so that I could use the Strategy Guide when I needed it, but the Guide didn’t match the story line - I had to use the hint button to find out what to do next! The confusion had something to do with the “Your Decision Points”, which caused the story to be all over the place. Then, the main game ended and I tapped the Bonus Chapter and it didn’t work. It went back to the “Your Decision Points” section. I requested a refund because $8 is way too much to pay for a game that is such a mess. I don’t think I will be getting any more Domini games.

Not worth it. Paid for the premium game. Very disappointing. Not worth finishing the game. Incoherent. I’m playing the English version, but it seems English is not first language of developer. Text frequently doesn’t make sense. Also really hate the flashing graphics trying to get me to spend more money.

I love the game and absolutely agree to watch ads in lieu of payment. However, the ads in this game occur in the middle of a mini puzzle, reading important info for the next round, just all around random times making it not worth playing the game at all. It’s an absolute nuisance to be focused on searching a dark page just for a random bright ad to pop up out of nowhere.

This is a compilation of episodes that we have played. However, a strategy guide, collectibles and additional gameplay have been added.
Who doesn’t love a good Cinderella story? This game was lengthy and gorgeous, with a multitude of enjoyable tasks to accomplish. It was creative and satisfying to play. As the player, you got to experience the game from the vantage points of the two main protagonists, Cindy and Albert. There were a ton of HO scenes with quite a bit of variety. The mini-games were mainly rotational but I have to admit that they work your brain in a non-linear manner.
However, I cannot give the game a 5 star rating for the following reasons: first of all, the sales timer clocks need to go. They are distracting and detract from gameplay. Oleg doesn’t seem to care that we don’t like them! Secondly, the touchscreen sensitivity still needs enhancement. Combining items in the HO scenes, utilizing inventory tools, and manipulating certain puzzles was somewhat difficult. Last of all, the decision points are banal and useless, as it shows you what the best decisions are anyway. They are unnecessary to gameplay.
Still, it was a wonderful adventure and my rating is a solid 4 stars. Happy gaming, everybody. I would recommend that you purchase the game, because this one was worth it!

UPDATE: just finished the game and there is new material and it turned out to be very enjoyable. I especially like the anagrams.

Wanted to notify players this is a compilation of episodes many have already paid for. Buyer beware!