Hawaiian Explorer: Pearl Harbor

Hawaiian Explorer: Pearl Harbor is a game created by Eeezee Products studio in Wroclaw, specializing in productions aimed at occasional players who would like to taste the adventures in tropical climates.

The plot of the game revolves around the 96-Karat diamond coin of the Japanese Emperor. Legend has it that in 1348 the ruler decided to award him his most deserving samurai. During the following centuries, a precious souvenir passed from hand to hand. Until 1756, when the palace was robbed and the medal was lost. Since then, many daredevils have tried to find it, and some have paid for it with their own lives.

The player takes on the role of a courageous adventurer and follows in the footsteps of the medal. The trail leads to Hawaii. Trying to find a treasure from the past, the player searches the submarine depths, searches sunken ships (including the USS Arizona ship), visits mysterious caves and picturesque beaches. The creators prepared a total of 15 missions with puzzles such as "hidden objects" and 4 puzzles in the form of mini-games. According to the species canon, the tasks are not particularly difficult, and in addition, there is the possibility of using a system of hints.

Hawaiian Explorer visuals: Pearl Harbor is based on photographic collages. Sceneries of the location were generated by combining dozens of elements cut out of different photos. Animative elements, including e.g. fish flowing between objects, add variety to the graphic design.

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Last updated on August 14, 2015