Gamezebo writes: "Awem Studio recently shared some more information and screenshots about its upcoming hidden object adventure game Romance of Rome, a game that shares the same setting as Awem's popular puzzle game Cradle of Rome, but beyond that is completely different.
The game stars William, a young Roman who discovers, after receiving a letter from a relative, that he's a descendant of an honored family. In order to restore his family's former titles, he needs to find an ancient script. What's more, he discovers that the royal family at one time owned seven sacred relics, and whoever can discover there whereabouts is entitled to the hand of the Emperor's daughter."
Today G5 Games announced that they have doubled their profits compared to this same time last year. To thank all the fans and gamers that have led to this bout of growth and success, G5 has placed their 25 top games on sale for a limited time. Check out the list below for games, platforms, and sale prices:
Along with the growing popularity of casual games overall has been the emergence of the hidden object game as a promenant genre. In fact, they've become some of the better games to play on the iPhone for gamers both hardcore and not. G5 Entertainment's latest hidden object game, Romance of Rome, is a fairly good title in the genre but it's nowhere near the best option for the price.
Game Guy Barry White writes:
"Hidden object games seem to have been growing in both popularity and in quality over the last few years and, as I have found when I played The Mystery of the Crystal Portal 2: Beyond the Horizon I've found that they are some of the better titles to play on the iPhone. It's a good thing, then, that I played Crystal Portal 2 before playing G5's Romance of Rome because I would not have come to that same conclusion."
I've always had trouble getting interested in hidden object games, myself. When Nintendo tried it, it was the most boring game at an admittedly lackluster E3 (2008). If I like Wii Music more than your game, you're doing something wrong.
