Nevertales: Hearthbridge Cabinet (Hidden Object): Review

The Hearthbridge Cabinet, the renowned ninth sequel in Mad Head Games’ Nevertales series, is an enticing voyage into creativity and peril in this bold fantasy adventure that was launched on January 18, 2021.
With some of the most well-crafted hidden object scenes you’ve ever seen, this fantasy game allows you to take on immersive and fascinating puzzle tasks. Each one is a treasure trove of diverse casual gaming fun.

You hurry to your grandmother Jennifer Hearthbridge’s side when she falls into a coma. When you arrive at the old mansion where you grew up, however, a letter from her transports you to another planet. On the other hand, falsehoods collide with truths, and imagination collides with physical reality as everyone tries to accomplish one goal: the AllTale Heart.
Investigate this enigma and uncover information that was previously unknown to you. For years, the Hearthbridge family has guarded the Tale world portal. Because your grandmother is unable to carry out her responsibilities, a deadly entity has placed the entire world at grave risk. Can you travel to a new realm and defeat the Tall Man in time and reveal its true identity?

Fantastic game! Extremely exciting, and the graphics are stunning, as well as the equally enthralling storyline. We’ve played a lot of Mad Head’s games and can’t say enough good things about them. We would want to thank the Mad Head Games developers for their efforts, and we hope that they will continue to make their games affordable for people like us.
However, one flaw we found with this game is that the fonts are so small that we had to use a magnifier to view them when playing on our phones. Some users had troubles with the game’s purchasing option; they were unable to purchase the full version of the game and kept receiving errors; however, the problem was resolved after multiple updates, and everyone was able to purchase the game.
Hopefully, the creators will address the fonts issue and avoid repeating this issue in future games.

Once you’ve finished the main game, you’ll be able to play a new tale and a new chapter. Return to Tale world as a new character to see whether you can find atonement in a domain that is once again in perilous circumstances. Taleworld only has one chance to restore the normal state of the AllTale Heart. It’s up to you to save countless lives and create a world, unlike anything you’ve ever seen before.
Will you be able to learn the Taleworld’s magic and other esoteric knowledge? Will any of that matter at the end, when fiction and reality mix into one epic adventure?