Flights of Fancy: Two Doves – Review

Flights of Fancy: Two Doves is a fairy-tale Hidden Object Adventure game that is very cute, perhaps too cute. The fantasy characters are over-the-top, the settings are bright and cheerful and the gameplay feels a little random. It is not that we do not enjoy the lively theme of the game, it just feels a little too childish. Flights of Fancy has a potential story about the magical Two Doves, where one got stolen but it gets more boring and boring as the game moves on. The twists are predictable, the storytelling is accompanied by monotone voiceovers and the backstory is not all that exciting.

Let’s move on to the visuals part. ERS-G certainly has an awesome art team as the artwork in Flights of Fancy are simply splendid! With great use of colors, tones and shades – most of the scenes are just amazingly admirable. The music is very charming while not being too sleepy and the sound effects are great as well.

In addition, there are various different types of Hidden Object scenes to complete and they are all fun and not too difficult to play although we found that the graphics in these scenes are not as sharp as in the adventure part. Also, there is also an option to switch between Hidden Objects and Puzzles mode, the puzzle mode is quite creative and highly entertaining. On the other hand, the stand-alone puzzles or mini-games are not so great. They managed to fit the theme very well, but most of them are based on the same concept e.g. the maze-type puzzle with slight variations.

If you are looking for some extras in the gameplay, Flights of Fancy has it all. From a useful interactive jump-map, collectible hint arrows, a magical fairy helper to achievements and some obvious collectibles. In Collector’s Edition, a so-so 40 minutes Bonus Chapter is offered in addition to the 3 or more hours of main gameplay.