The worst HoP I've played in a long time. No map, so moving between areas takes time. During the HoPs the found item animation takes a few seconds and can't be skipped or interrupted, meaning you need to wait for it to finish before you click the next item (and not realising this may make you think you found something wrong). The first HoP doesn't list items, just tells you to find "logical pairs" of items, meaning you have to not only figure out which things on screen can be clicked, you also have to figure out the specific logical connections the game wants, and there are many ways to logically connect pairs of the items. In another early puzzle you have to figure out they want you to use scissors to cut out a butterfly that's completely visible before 'finding' it. In a third puzzle you need to find a "blade" but the knife isn't what they want or the sword, it's the straightrazor. This is on top of the standard localisation and the regular multiple valid answers that HoPs have...

The worst HoP I've played in a [i]long[/i] time. No map, so moving between areas takes time. During the HoPs the found item animation takes a few seconds and can't be skipped or interrupted, meaning you need to wait for it to finish before you click the next item (and not realising this may make you think you found something wrong). The first HoP doesn't list items, just tells you to find "logical pairs" of items, meaning you have to not only figure out which things on screen can be clicked, you also have to figure out the specific logical connections the game wants, and there are many ways to logically connect pairs of the items. In another early puzzle you have to figure out they want you to use scissors to cut out a butterfly that's completely visible before 'finding' it. In a third puzzle you need to find a "blade" but the knife isn't what they want or the sword, it's the straightrazor. This is on top of the standard localisation and the regular multiple valid answers that HoPs have...