About This Game Singing Star and her husband, White Wolf had a perfect life together until events in the spirit world suddenly changed everything! One day while out hunting, White Wolf suddenly disappears, leaving behind only a bloody tomahawk. Singing Star must use her wits to find clues and summon help from beyond to save him. As she ventures far from the safety of her camp to the edges of her world, she will explore the forest, swamp and beyond! Risking her life, she must try to meet the spirits in their own world. Along the way, she will encounter challenging hidden object scenes and puzzles as she finds a way to appease the spirits and find her love!Features A Romantic Hidden Object Adventure Create Magical Potions Summon the spirits and enter their world Solve tricky puzzles and Match 3 mini-games And More! a09c17d780 Title: Dream Catcher Chronicles: ManitouGenre: Adventure, CasualDeveloper:Viva MediaPublisher:Dream Catcher ChroniclesRelease Date: 11 Feb, 2016 Dream Catcher Chronicles: Manitou Activation Fix This could be a good game....I don\u00b4t know and I\u00b4ll probably never find out if. I\u00b4ve un- and re-installed the game three times and now I\u00b4m giving up. The games has issues with the full screen (Windows 10 on Tablet) and doesn\u00b4t offer any other options screen-wise, it is impossible for me to play, most of the screen is not visible, therefore some of the buttons as well as hidden objects are out of reach, making this game useless for me.As i said before, this game could be good and fun, I will never know...For me it is a waste of money and I wish I could remove it from my libary, so that I won\u00b4t - in a years time when I might have forgotton about it - install it once again for play and because of the poor programming get frustrated all over again!. So boring. This game is ONLY hidden object puzzles. NO PLOT, no real scenery or progression of story except little video clips between puzzles. No voices, which in itself is not a bad thing, but in this game it just adds to the misery. Not my type of game.. I'm enjoying this game so far. Some of the lines the main character says are a bit contrived. The hidden object puzzles are somewhat challenging. The scenes are lovely.. Wish I could recommend this game as it is a nice story, but some issues are detracting from my enjoyment. First is the screen sizing; When I have the game set to Fullscreen, the third rows of the item lists in the hidden object scenes are cut off from view. When I set the screen size to windowed, the hidden object scenes are small to the point of things being impossible to find. There seems to be no happy medium.The other issue that is making the game unenjoyable for me is what I can only determine to be translation issues. In one hidden object scene, a vulture was labled as a "griffin." I don't know if the developers were overusing their English thesaurus too, as they also decided to call a mountain goat a "moufflon" (sic), and lilies "callas": both odd choices of words for the two things, and also make finding the items difficult for people unfamiliar with the words. "Mouflon" and "calla," while legitimate terms, would be unlikely choices for native English speakers outside of certain settings.Regretably, the screen sizing and peculiar wording are both enough to completely overshadow the storyline in this game for me.. One of the gifts of video games is the ability to step into someone else's shoes. You can be another person, live the experience of another culture, explore a whole new mythology. You can experience whole new lives and identities. You can learn something, develop a new mindset to solve new puzzles. Or you can have a game about Native Americans that includes South American and African world bits and confuses wigwams and teepees and actually has a scalp hanging in the happy couple's home, why not? I've never heard of some of the spirits in this game, and the Native artifacts in this game seem to come from many tribes. I have no idea if the mythology is authentic or not, and nowhere to start looking. I am going to give up and appropriate someone else's review. "Pretty simple but fun game with 4 types of mini game: hidden objects, three-in-a-row, original potions puzzle and boss battles similar to PuzzleQuest game." That person gave it a thumbs up so I'll just take that, too. African animals for everyone!. Wish I could recommend this game as it is a nice story, but some issues are detracting from my enjoyment. First is the screen sizing; When I have the game set to Fullscreen, the third rows of the item lists in the hidden object scenes are cut off from view. When I set the screen size to windowed, the hidden object scenes are small to the point of things being impossible to find. There seems to be no happy medium.The other issue that is making the game unenjoyable for me is what I can only determine to be translation issues. In one hidden object scene, a vulture was labled as a "griffin." I don't know if the developers were overusing their English thesaurus too, as they also decided to call a mountain goat a "moufflon" (sic), and lilies "callas": both odd choices of words for the two things, and also make finding the items difficult for people unfamiliar with the words. "Mouflon" and "calla," while legitimate terms, would be unlikely choices for native English speakers outside of certain settings.Regretably, the screen sizing and peculiar wording are both enough to completely overshadow the storyline in this game for me.. This is a decent hidden object game, if you take a few things into consideration.First of all, although the game has a Native American setting, it has no real resemblance to any real tribe. If you're a stickler for historical accuracy, you may want to skip this. The game is riddled with cliches and downright silliness at times, but if you're not too serious about realism, you'll be fine.That said, the music and graphics are quite pretty. The game is almost exclusively hidden object scenes with an occasional minigame tossed in for variety. There is no inventory management or item-based puzzles as in most modern games of this genre. This doesn't make it bad, but if you're looking for a more complex game, this isn't it.The hidden object scenes themselves are nicely done and aren't too easy. There are some naming conventions that might be bothersome to some people, such as using more formal names for animals and plants (I'm well aware of what a Calla lily looks like, but I might be a minority there). However, there is a handy hint button or the ever-present power of Google if anything is too weird. I feel that the quality of the scenes outweighs the sometimes-odd naming.Lenth of the game is pretty comparable to others of this type, maybe slightly shorter. At the time of this review I believe I'm over halfway through at a little over an hour.With these things in mind, and with there being no frills, extra content, achievements, or trading cards at this time, I would recommend this game on a half-price sale. Although the game is decent aside from its quirks, it's not $9.99 worth of decent. But I would still recommend it to genre fans, especially people like myself that tend to run out of titles to play!. A short, straightforward Hidden Object game with potion-brewing and match three minigames. This is NOT a Point-and-Click Adventure so there isn't much of a story, but the graphics are colourful and beautifully designed.There is no way I would pay full price for this game, but buy it at £2 or less and it's worth it.. Pretty simple but fun game with 4 types of mini game: hidden objects, three-in-a-row, original potions puzzle and boss battles similar to PuzzleQuest game.
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Dream Catcher Chronicles: Manitou Activation Fix
Updated: Mar 16, 2020
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