Robin's Island Adventure

Release Date: April 1, 2008

Adventure, hidden objects, casual, 2D, combine three elements, singleplayer

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A casual adventure with match-3 puzzle elements (combine three elements) and puzzles like "hidden objects". The player's task is to help the title heroine get out of the tiny island she came across as a shipwrecked from a ship sunken during a storm. The title was produced by the Russian studio Shaman Games.

Robin's Island Adventure is the production of a Russian Shaman Games studio specializing in games addressed to occasional players. This time, the adventures of Robinson Crusoe, the most famous survivor in the history of literature, became a source of inspiration for developers.

The action of the game takes place in the 18th century. Young Robin travels on board a sailing ship that hits the middle of a powerful storm. The ship sinks, but the main character manages to stay on the surface of the water. Luckily, the girl is thrown to the shores of a small island in the Pacific Ocean, where she has to fight for survival and find a way back home.

The player's task is to help Robin harness wildlife, share with the natives the achievements of Western European civilization, and thwart the plans of a cunning shaman. This requires first of all solving logical match-3 puzzles, i.e. skillfully matching the elements on the boards, so that with each move at least three tiles with identical symbols will be placed next to each other. A form of enrichment of the game are puzzles such as "hidden objects" and jigsaw puzzles, which check the perceptiveness and ability to focus attention.

Robin's Island Adventure has an aesthetically pleasing visual setting. The creators used two-dimensional graphics with hand-drawn backgrounds and simple animations, which is a standard in casual adventures. The party is accompanied by a soundtrack with music inspired by the sounds of the jungle.

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Last updated on August 14, 2015

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