Youda Legend

I think that towards the end of the game, everything becomes more interesting. The scenery, mystery games and you just want to move on. To me it isn't that slow cause i could click on two or three objects at the same time. I couldn't find more at oncoe and then keep on looking for others.

Ok guys, I've changed my mind! Had another go at the game at the developers site and really enjoyed it. There's a lot more to it that you would guess from the beginning. I reckon I'll get it.

I didn't get to this demo until tonite but sure glad I took the time cuz I really like it. No, really!

I find it much more compelling than most run of the mill Hidden Object games, LOVE the pretty photos of Amsterdam (one of the places I always wanted to go) and find it to be just the right level of easy, no sooo easy it's boring but easy enough I just move along and wionder what's coming up next. I want to find out what happened and see what puzzles come up. Working on a migraine here and this is oooothing and captivating enough to take my mind off it. I also enjoy collecting the sparklies, though no real reason or need to... I just like sparklies!

I think it's funny how folks said some items are big when really, most are! But I found that an interesting spin and at least they were consciously hidden not just flung at the screen kinda thing, which drives me nuts.

Anyway, liked it, bought it 1/2 hour in not wanting it to end.

88blyth wrote:hello all...ok, this is me being thick!!!, i cant get past the 2nd mini game, something to do with music notes i think it was, i have deleted the game now but if anyone can help i will reinstall it, i was enjoying the free trial before i went brain-dead...lol x x x

This is a clue you might find helpfull. Mind the colors and figure out what respresents long and short. That should do the trick

I have the rings arranged in the proper order. I can not find the piece of paper to click on. Can someone help me?

ruthb1146 wrote:I have the rings arranged in the proper order. I can not find the piece of paper to click on. Can someone help me?

You can look at the screenshot solution for the ring puzzle at the walkthrough for Youda Legend: The Curse of the Amsterdam Diamond Walkthrough on the BFG blog, Once the rings are in place the paper will show up. Look at the screenshot to verify that everything has been put in order


Copy and paste the link below...

http://www.bigfishgames.com/blog/youda-legend-the-curse-of-the-amsterdam-diamond-walkthrough/

Good Luck!
Margie B

Poodlebear wrote:I didn't get to this demo until tonite but sure glad I took the time cuz I really like it. No, really!

I find it much more compelling than most run of the mill Hidden Object games, LOVE the pretty photos of Amsterdam (one of the places I always wanted to go) and find it to be just the right level of easy, no sooo easy it's boring but easy enough I just move along and wionder what's coming up next. I want to find out what happened and see what puzzles come up. Working on a migraine here and this is oooothing and captivating enough to take my mind off it. I also enjoy collecting the sparklies, though no real reason or need to... I just like sparklies!

I think it's funny how folks said some items are big when really, most are! But I found that an interesting spin and at least they were consciously hidden not just flung at the screen kinda thing, which drives me nuts.

Anyway, liked it, bought it 1/2 hour in not wanting it to end.

Poodle,,,,I always look for you & what you say,, ,, didn't see you so took the dive,,, boy am I glad I did,, I thought I was an oddball, cause I really like it,,, . starting my second time ,,,

thankyou casualscout, i will try again x x ......i also found the blog walkthrough so i downloading game again x x

Suggestion to put this thread under the official Youda Legend thread?? Don't know if it's possible.

i think I was a little hasty with my criticism of this game. It is actually a good game that is fun to play. picman; you were right and I was wrong, Thanks very much for the heads up on this game, as usual you were professional and very helpful with your comments. Next time I will play more than 15 minutes of a game before I give a negative or positive comment. picman, please continue with useful comments as I and other forum members really appreciate them. Hope I did not offend you with my earlier comments, you are one of the best. In future I will make sure my brain is working before I start talking and then mabye I will not have to apologize so much.

I am still playing and it just gets better and better for me. I am doing the ring box puzzle now and can't wait to see what comes next! I am taking my time on this, playing a level here, 2 levels there. I don't want it to end.

I just finished the game and thoroughly enjoyed it, and will hope to see more HOGs from Youda in future.

Ecblisa was right on in her comments about the sparkplug being misnamed and also the difficulty of it "taking" when clicking on the dollar sign; apart from that, I experienced no other quirks and look forward to playing the game again. I'm thinking next time I will try playing the game in French.

I also really enjoyed the setting: a European city that has not already been done to death in other games.

Sorry,but I didnt like the game. It was to slow for me. I had to keep waiting for the game to catch up with me. So I deleted and will not buy. This is JMO.

Well, sadly, it did end. I enjoyed it very much! The last few underground levels were a little difficult for me because they were very dark. The underground library was not good. it was dark and it seemed to me that most of the objects were invisible. I did not see them until I clicked on them. Even with a Hint, I could not see the object and had to just click until I found it. That scene could use a rework. The other underground levels, although hard for me, were OK and most others might find them good and a little challenging.

I used several Hints. There were two levels (I don't recall which) in which I found numerous diamonds but only got one Hint. After using the first Hint, the Hint meter did not recharge. This must be a glitch.

The minis got more difficult in the last half of the game. They included both a maze and a slider. I found the boat jigsaw a little difficult at first but i soon caught on and was able to finish it quickly. The same is true of the ring box puzzle.

I believe i found only two misnamed items but there may be a few more. One was a "Sparkplug" on the list but it was a "Plunger" that disappeared when I clicked on it. Another was not exactly wrong. it was a "Shuttle" on the list and a"Shuttlecock" in actuality. I was looking for a weaver's shuttle or a space shuttle.

There is a Walkthrough in the BFG Blogs if you need help. The minis cannot be skipped so you might need some help with some of them.

I thought the game was of a good length. I enjoyed the story and the ending. Overall, this was, for me, one of the best HOGs in a long time!

CasualScout wrote:Suggestion to put this thread under the official Youda Legend thread?? Don't know if it's possible.

The moderators will probably merge this under the official thread Monday or Tuesday.

Margie B

To itsme07

Thank you so very much for the amulet-tip.
I found out why it didn't work out for me : I was fixed on the red dots to put the amulets on those
Are curious if I can continue without any other block-ups

Hi axogur

Happy the tip helped, you are very Welcome --Thank You.

The mini games are hard-try the clues in the game first, I found that they at least start you in the right direction.

if all else fails - go to Margie B's wonderful walkthrough, sometimes just a nudge from her helps.

spoiler alert
There is a puzzle with a boat near the end -- just keep clicking spoiler alert seriously - assemble the boat and the brick (sidewalk) pieces-work on the water later.

The ring puzzle is also a toughie, for lots of us. The solution has to do with the placement of the blue rings. Take your time.

Have Fun!

i need help in the underground library i cant find the cigarette help please

Oh man, so many posts to wade through...... someone asked about how many diamonds were in this game and I'm not sure if it was answered, but Lizzie over at Gamezebo said there were 200 of them. Just thought I'd let ya'll know.

disgustedplayer wrote:i need help in the underground library i cant find the cigarette help please

I'm not sure but I think that the cigarette is located in the lower left side of the second bookcase (The one on the far right side of the scene) If you look at the picture in the walkthrough, the cigarette will be one of the smaller items highlighted in yellow.

Good Luck!
Margie B