Labyrinths of the World: Stonehenge Legend
Experience one of the top-rated Free games on the App Store, Labyrinths of the World: Stonehenge Legend! Developed by the innovative team at Big Fish Games, Inc, this Puzzle game provides a unique gaming experience like no other. With a content rating of 9+, it’s perfect for a wide range of players. Since its initial release on 18th January 2017, the game has seen numerous updates, with the latest version launched on 18th January 2017.
Are you a fan of Puzzle, Entertainment, or Adventure games? Then Labyrinths of the World: Stonehenge Legend is right up your alley! You won’t be able to resist its appeal.
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How Much Does Labyrinths of the World: Stonehenge Legend Cost?
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Labyrinths of the World: Stonehenge Legend Release Date
Eager to know when Labyrinths of the World: Stonehenge Legend first graced the App Store? It was launched on 18th January 2017.
When Was Labyrinths of the World: Stonehenge Legend Last Updated?
The latest version of Labyrinths of the World: Stonehenge Legend was updated on 18th January 2017, ensuring a more enjoyable gaming experience for all players.
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Your sister was on assignment at Stonehenge, trying to uncover the truth behind the legendary structure, when something went horribly wrong. An explosion killed her research team, sparing her but opening up portals to other worlds. These realms are inhabited by Vikings and Druids that have been frozen in time, and you’ve been teamed up with a top British agent to try and contain this elemental anomaly before it’s too late!
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IT’S A BATTLE OF FIRE AND ICE!
These portals are spewing scalding heat and freezing cold into our world. Unless you can stop it, our entire planet could be destroyed! -
CAN YOU SAVE THE EARTH’S CLIMATE?
Find out how to close these gateways through worlds of thrilling hidden object scenes. -
DISCOVER THE TRUE PURPOSE OF THIS ANCIENT MONUMENT
Gather all of the clues by solving icy puzzles and fiery mini-games. -
INVESTIGATE THE MYSTERY OF THE VIKINGS IN THE BONUS CHAPTER
Solve the puzzle of these mythic warriors and enjoy additional Collector’s Edition exclusives including collectible Statuettes, morphing objects, and more!
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What’s New in the Latest Update?
Find out what’s new in the latest version of Labyrinths of the World: Stonehenge Legend updated on 18th January 2017:
This app has been updated by Apple to display the Apple Watch app icon.
User Reviews on Labyrinths of the World: Stonehenge Legend
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Each labyrinth gets better than the last (each plays as stand alone unique story). This one is the best yet in our opinion. Artwork is bright and stunningly beautiful, storyline new and unique, custom difficulty, has a good transporting map, even tells you if special items are available and the type (morphing, statue, other) are indicated on the inventory bar and….a DIARY! A real backstory updating full out diary! Characters are fleshed out, extra objects aren’t easy to find either, and puzzles are sane. (No vermin so far) Definitely worth the time to play! Verdict: buy!
Regarding Lynx minx review & comment about how we can get more than 2 games a week of this type of genre. We have stated before in past reviews in hopes that Big Fish would acknowledge this and offer us more than 2 games a week. It just isn’t enough! It used to be a daily game quite some time back. We think we as the dream team and other players contact Big Fish & let them know. It would mean more dollars for them and keep us gamers busy & Happy! We also contacted Artifex Mundi, wondering why we were receiving e-mails that should new games & releases, but yet we’re not available in the U.S. For IPad. Their response was that it was up to Big Fish when to release them. The response made us sick, because we know we all have loved their games & that was another option for us. The impression that we got is that they have joined forces with Big Fish. We have been checking regularly & it has been a while since they have released a game for IPad. Let’s keep after Big Fish & hopefully they will comply. G5 isn’t reliable anymore as they have gone to energy & coin games which soak your pocketbook. Now, back to this game, as we didn’t mean to write a short novel on the subject, but we are frustrated as well. This latest release from Big Fish is packed full of adventure, with awesome graphics, teleporting map & so refreshing to see a diary for a change. Love the morphing objects & the variety of goodies to find. Also loved the puzzle selection. Good series – recommend buying! P.S. Thanks Lynx Minx – Glad we are not the only one wanting more than 2 games a week. KdBoots.
Well done, nice graphics and straight game play. Really good job.
Awesome! Plot keeps you interested. Outstanding HOP’s. Minigames are intuitive and challenging, but not easy or tedious. Special effects are creative. Thanks for a great game!
We played this game when it first came out in Jan. Redownloaded it and am playing again at the end of May. We don’t remember this game being this cool. It’s great. It really earns a 5 star rating.
Good game. Enjoyed it very much.
We usually don’t write reviews but this is the first Collector’s Edition we have played in a long time that is truly what we used to get in them: A high quality, extra long, challenging game. Big Fish, give us more like this!
We NEVER review trials.. We review the game at the end, IF we buy it. This game blew THAT out of the water.. THIS IS ABSOLUTELY AMAZING! We’re loving these puzzles, did want to skip any of them.. This is just a very beautiful game that takes you through the story seamlessly. Gotta get back to the game.. THANKS.
Solid game. Beautiful graphics, interesting characters, good storyline! We want more like this!
Good game, bonus game has nice long game play. Interesting story. Typical go there to get that to do this thing, but whatevs. 2.99 worth it, beyond that- whatever. Thanks enough.
This one is pretty good. We like the choice of easy or hard on the puzzles (hard please!). But most of the time we just touched a morphing peace without knowing what it was and didn’t get to see it morph before it got collected.
Had a lot of fun playing this adventure.
We really like that this game is long and very intricate (prevents boredom with the game). However, the skip and charge times should be much shorter, about 1 second. We dislike the mini games and its frustrating to have to wait.
We have to say that, so far, we are really enjoying this game. We like the morphing, collecting artifacts and the statuettes. The graphics are very good and interacting with the characters is cool. Like one of the reviewers said, the mini games are a nuisance, but we will still give the game 5 stars anyway!
Game had so much content! Really impresive. Liked having the ability to customize the difficulty of each minigame too.
We truly enjoyed this game! The characters were unique and interesting. We were pleasantly surprised regarding the multiple locations to investigate. It’s very hard to put this game aside.
Series is the best yet. Nice graphics and the game itself is long and entertaining. We love this series. Keep them coming; super job. Key West Jessa.
Really enjoyed this one. Game play perfect, graphics perfect, good story line. Cool collectibles. Well worth the price.
We love these types of games but it’s is really hard to find a good one, that is challenging, not really quick, and worth the $. This game hits everything that we’re looking for!! We started yesterday and we’re still not done yet which is amazing!!! We hope they make more like this and if they’re reason this please let us know when you do because we will be the first to purchase.
Good story kept our interest, loved playing it, thankyou.
You know what we are talking about. There are games you cannot put down and then there are games that you want to put down. Sometimes games can get boring or too tedious and misguiding a player so they do not fall into the category of fun. This one flowed nicely. We kept wanting to play because it was fun. There were a few mini games that were tough for us. But we do not want people to say it was too easy do we?
This game has a lot of twists and we enjoyed it. We especially liked that many of the puzzles had easy & hard levels which gave a nice option. A fun & challenging way to spend a few rainy afternoons.
Lots of choices to tailor the game to the mood youre in. Vivid graphics, great sound effects, and characters with natural diction. We just started it but we like it!
Intelligently designed; beautifully executed; visually appealing and, one of the best games ever. Long play time, and never lacking in excitement. Looking forward to the sequel.
Great game and no glitches!!! Very fun and lots of collections to get.
We haven’t reviewed in quite awhile but felt this game deserved acknowledgement. We agree with Dracyy completely, this is the best in this series. Very long game, has everything we look for: custom settings, transporting map well marked, beautiful artwork with lively colors and more. Tons to do in each scene and we really like that. Honorable mention that match3 is an option to hos which we love but they didn’t shove hos at every corner either! Well executed Domini games! In each mini puzzle you choose easy or hard which we haven’t seen before and really liked that added feature. Nice touch there. This game reminded us of Elephant games allot in the sense that each scene has so much to see and do. Never did we get bored and found myself wanting to play this at times we couldn’t. Only possible negative is the repeat of a particular type of puzzle where you touch one object and it effects others but did not upset the game at all. A must buy here! We honestly don’t understand any negative reviews what so ever. Best game in awhile folks!
Looking forward the sequel also we like long game so we can play several days , thank you and keep it coming great work.
We love all games like this! The reason we gave only 4 stars is because Im only playing the trial. The story seems pretty good, mystical and interesting. The music is creepy enough and the graphics are not too bad.
This is a magical portal fantasy, with a bit of a sci-fi zest to it, involving the magnetic activity of contrasting elemental forces around Stonehenge that threaten to destroy two worlds; of course, you set out to save them. We like the duality of the two worlds in which you must endure the related hardships that each one inflicts; for example, in the icy world with temperatures below freezing, you will teach the inhabitants how to survive and also fight off an evil-minded tyrant who wants to maintain his rule by disrupting harmony between both worlds. The graphics are adequate enough in that they are fairly clear; yet, they could use some tweaking to improve the sharpness of details. The coloration is quite mesmerizing as it emanates incandescent and prismatic tinges to induce a mystifying and spellbinding ambiance. You may customize your settings. The inventory is labeled and interactive; items require assembly. In custom settings, the teleport map enables fluid transport to labeled locations and indicates available actions; you can also choose the option to show collectibles within each location. In addition, through the map, you can access your collectibles and the Zoological Garden. The Tasks Book records your updated tasks and the various scattered notes that you collect. The HOS are interactive, varied, and puzzle-like; sometimes they are structured as multi-layered sequences whereas one form will introduce another dissimilar form. They are cleverly intertwined within the storyline, such as when you use the remote key to turn off the lasers protecting the tent; and then you use the Thermo Regulator to detect items. On the contrary, the puzzles are disappointedly repetitive and mundane; most types are of the "one move affects the others" fashion. You can adjust the difficulty level for many. You have several sets of collectibles, including in the close-ups, that are well camouflaged; and the flickering symbols above the inventory are meant to let you know that you can collect one in that location. Transition between scenes has a second of a delay; however, it is not a hindrance at all. Thankfully, we have not encountered any glitches. Overall, the coveted features are present. Furthermore, the storyline is unoriginal; but it still maintains our attention. We took off a star for the lack of diversity in the puzzles, the need for sharper graphics, and a more in-depth journal to chronicle the story. We do suggest this one. No rats spotted, by the way!
Enjoyable game, good diversity, could use a few more HOB mini games. We like the story line, nice graphics.
Nice long game, bonus game is very long too. Had trouble with the last mini game, so 4 stars, but maybe it was just us. Graphics and color good. Looking forward to the next game.
Note to Dracyy: you are the only other original DTE member left, and we miss our beloved Snooper, but we wanted to acknowledge you especially for looking out for us in her absence. Please can you do your review once you finish the game? There was a MOUSE in the bonus adventure. However for once we wasn’t afraid of it! It means the world to us, and we value you so highly! Also to KimTwilight and Izzyoc: you both take such great care of us and we like to think we are making a difference in this genre. We finally got trials back! Here’s a question for the whole team. This includes Catalina, Opinion and anyone else on this team who has been reviewing. What can we do to get more than 2 games a week in this genre from BigFish? There are a lot of developers out there: ERS, EIPIX, Mad Head, Elephant, Domini, Daily Magic, Sunward, Mariaglorum, and BOOLAT to name a few. Also we have Artifex Mundi who doesn’t give us as many games as we would like, and theirs are usually very well-tested! If anyone has answers please submit them in an update to your review! Thanks, everyone! On to the game. Domini, this was a great game but we cannot award it a full 5 stars. First of all the positives: you could customize settings, the graphics were colorful and amazing and the cut-scenes were electrifying and mesmerizing. There was a journal. There was an excellent teleport map which could also indicate if collectibles were available, which was a good thing because there were so many. The game was lengthy and had a bonus adventure. The storyline was easy to follow and objectives/tasks were regularly updated. Inventory was labeled and interactive and there were complex items to assemble. The HO scenes had some variation and there was also a match-3 option as well. There were a ton of puzzles/mini-games. The game ran flawlessly! Our actual review is 4.5 stars. We are deducting only a half star for the following reasons: the plot was unoriginal, loading was not instantaneous between between locations (but the lag time at least was quick), there were way too many collectibles, and the puzzles/mini-games were uninspiring, boring rotational junk! This game was good enough that we didn’t need all those collectibles. At least you could use the marsh lights to buy pets for a zoological garden, and the artifacts had some interesting mythology attached to them. We can’t wait for a sequel. However we would like to see way more interesting and diverse puzzles and less in the way of morphing objects and collectibles! All in all, this was an amazing game! Lynxie sends to her fabulous, eloquent hard-working DTE!
We only gave it 4 Stars because it had so many repeat the sequence games and we are lousy at them, so we I had to skip almost all of them. They went too fast for us to see the sequence, let alone repeat it. Otherwise it was interesting and was certainly long enough.
So far we’ve been thoroughly enjoying myself.
Super graphics, tons of hidden objects.
And some of them were counterintuitive. We love these games but we didnt finish this one.
Fuzzy, blurry cut scenes, and we’re playing on the newest iPad Air. Strange mini games, we personally hate the "moving one object will affect others" types of games. Very short trial, which didn’t grab our attention or interest us much. Overall graphics are ok.
When we find myself looking forward to HO scenes, rather than the puzzles, something is wrong. Puzzles with no logical clues are a waste of our time, particularly those whose parts when moved may also impact movement of others already placed correctly. Several other puzzles require that we repeat patterns until we happen onto the correct one, all the while remembering the 8 steps before or the entire puzzle will reset. The story is great and the pacing is right until we hit the mood breaker puzzles that exist only to prolong time spent in the game, not time spent enjoying the game, mind you. Video cut scenes are blurry, but we do enjoy them as they provide a nice break. Colors are vibrant, characters are interesting and provide a touch of humor to the adventure. Option for M3 on HO scenes, collectibles, and a transporting map: all good. But for those guessing puzzles, this is a 4.5-star game for us.
This game is about mindless CIA operatives. If this is your style of game and your under 40 it’s probably a good game, but we have a headache just playing 15 min. We will give 3 stars for blurry graphics. Oh BTW, don’t expect a strategy guide… It’s hidden by BF. So good luck when stuck.
Played on iPhone 6+. Can’t get most of mini games to do want we want. "Stabbing" the phone didn’t help (LOL). Not made for phones, I’d say.
We managed fine regulating Ice World but our thermo regulating device disappeared when we attempted to use it on the sprout from the acorn. We can go no further and we’re so frustrated. It’s the 3 BF game that this has happened and we’re unable to complete this game as well. It’s a ton of money for games we can’t finish and we’ve lost our sense of humour as well as that loving feeling!
This game is okay. We found a little bit of a discord between what items are collected and their intended purposes. It is a nice long game. There is a map with transportation and task notification. Some of the design is great. Some of it was not very well illustrated. We like that you can choose hard or easy for mini games. Despite some of the pluses we just didn’t love it.
This is a very enjoyable game, however when we go back into the game, we do not like the ads for other games. We expect this if we had not paid for the game, but when we pay for a game, we do not want any ads at all! We will not purchase any more Big Fish games.
First, we don’t like the graphics. We dislike the blurring where things are moving, like the flag. We don’t see why they bother to add something that blurs the scene. We don’t like the atmosphere or the tasks. With each task you need to select hard or easy. The HO scenes are boring. The map is fair. Developed in the U.K. It seems, since it refers to their government agency. Not to our liking at all.
What a boring game. We couldn’t wait for it to end. It was longer than we expected with two parts. That should be great if we had found it entertaining which we didn’t.