Immortal Love: Blind Desire – Review

Back in the days, Ursula the sorceress lost her lover to the actions of Count Darren Gray, and now she is back for her revenge. Count Gray and Tess were about to get married when Ursula appeared unannounced to interrupt the event and kidnapped Count Gray. Can you help Tess bring her loved one back in the middle of all this madness?

Out of the two dark fantasy HOPA series centered around romance, Dark Romance and Immortal Love, we always thought of Immortal Love as the more magical, more daydream-like option. Despite all the tragedy that happens in the storyline, there are still hints of charm and fairy dust in Immortal Love: Blind Desire. These are largely showcased through the game’s visuals, which are some the developer’s absolute best. Each scene is gracefully designed and wonderfully painted. There was never a scene that did not leave us in awe of its beauty. This A+ effort is also evident in cutscenes, animations, and soundtracks.

Moreover, Immortal Love: Blind Desire’s engineering is excellent. All the game mechanics work together in harmony, creating a seamless gaming experience. The hidden object scenes involve a respectable amount of creativity, and the puzzles range from easy to moderate difficulty to suit all types of audience. If there is one complaint we have about this game, it is the relatively easy gameplay. The adventure section of the game features all kinds of HOPA clichés, which can get repetitive after a while.

Immortal Love: Blind Desire comes in at three hours and a half, and the bonus chapter adds another 50 minutes. As usual, the Collector’s Edition includes a variety of features; a strategy guide, wallpapers, screensavers, concept art, soundtracks, cutscenes, replayable hidden objects, replayable puzzles, achievements, collectibles, and morphing objects.

Immortal Love: Blind Desire stuns with its visuals and impresses with its execution – another win for 4 Friends Games!