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1. ROYAL TROUBLE HIDDEN ADVENTURES WALKTHROUGH MOVIE
2. ROYAL TROUBLE HIDDEN ADVENTURES WALKTHROUGH SERIES

The trap door shuttles Nathaniel to a basement level replete with a mysterious, exotic beauty who asks him if wants a bath and a massage. When you encounter a puzzle that uses the clues you’ve already observed, a paper automatically pops up with the images emblazoned on them, eliminating the need to take notes.īut back to the royal couple. And even for those occasions when you do use symbols in a particular puzzle, you do not need to rely on your memory. On the easiest difficulty setting, there were times where I didn’t find any use for such symbols. There are times, however, when you will discover cryptic symbols… say, carved in the woodwork. Luckily for the hapless couple, Lord Drak has often left helpful clues throughout the castle for his many traps. This further reduces the already minimal challenge, as previously you had to determine whether something in Loreen’s or Nathaniel’s inventory was needed next to progress the story. Similar to the first installment, you will alternate characters only at predetermined points, but unlike last time, where Loreen and Nathaniel swapped items between each other frequently and through clever means, here there are only a few straightforward item exchanges. You’ll be able to play as both Loreen and Nathaniel at various points. There are 29 scenes altogether and one lion’s head is located in each collecting all of them gives you one of several achievements you can earn throughout the game. I mean, really, a can opener sitting next to a bucket toilet? And if the main story puzzles don’t keep you fully occupied, there’s an overarching minigame where you collect hidden lion heads to fill out a family crest. The majority of puzzles in the game are inventory-based (with some memory tests, jigsaws, and a simple timed puzzle thrown in for good measure), with odd items often existing purely to keep the gameplay moving forward. There are three difficulty levels, with the easiest providing hints and skips for puzzles that recharge quickly, as well as glimmers over active areas on the screen. Some reflect the game’s whimsical humor, such as when Nathaniel must look for body oil to escape a room where a temptress is trying to seduce him. This puzzle’s simplicity is echoed in the many other tasks you encounter. The keys also light up, so both the sights and sounds serve to give you clues. The organ’s odd appearance leads to a simple memory puzzle where you will have to repeat notes based off a melody you hear.

ROYAL TROUBLE HIDDEN ADVENTURES WALKTHROUGH SERIES

This mysterious proviso is just the introduction to a series of oddities that confront them as they roam the castle and its grounds, such as Loreen discovering, after returning to a room, that a church organ has replaced the large bed that was there. Odd that the jailer has implored his captives to find an escape, but the two are ready to rise to the challenge. For some as-yet-unknown reason, he has imprisoned the couple and given them a simple challenge: Find their way out. It isn’t long before you discover the man behind the trouble, Lord Drak. Once again, the royal pair will need to overcome obstacles on their own and help each other out if they’re to reunite and finally break free.

ROYAL TROUBLE HIDDEN ADVENTURES WALKTHROUGH MOVIE

A narrator, with a voice built for movie trailers, tells you that the newlyweds are in for an amazing time as they pass by billboards (billboards?!) advertising a fun resort castle getaway – or are they? Upon their arrival, the happy couple is whisked away to their luxury rooms, but just as Nate checks out the view, a trap door collapses beneath his feet. A pleasant, slightly loopy medieval soundtrack with sprightly mandolin strings and jaunty flute whistles welcomes you to the couple’s honeymoon musings as they travel in their royal carriage. Following them on their zany point-and-click adventure through a new set of romcom misfortunes, you’ll find a few mild laughs, some pretty scenery, and a lot of puzzles to be solved, if no real challenge or story depth of note.Īt first, it looks as if the prince and princess will get the “happily ever after” they dreamed of at the end of their first adventure. They’re about to embark on what they believe will be a charming, festival-filled honeymoon, but a strange set of circumstances soon has them plotting an escape instead of their next beach-side activity. In Orchid Games’ casual adventure sequel Royal Trouble: Honeymoon Havoc, wacky lovebirds Loreen and Nathaniel are at it again.