The Legacy: Prisoner

This was an enjoyable game, but bit on the short side. I played both main and bonus chapter on advanced setting under 5 hours.
After a theft in the museum, our very young heroine chases after the thief and accidentally finds herself in another world. She unwittingly sets things into motion. Everyone she wants assistance from wants her to perform some tasks for them.
The setting has an Aztec feel to it with fantasy elements attached. The plot unfolds at a rapid pace, so you don't get bored. There are collectable items and morphing objects in each scene. An instant map shows if you have completed actions in each scene, very handy if you can't remember if you have found the collectable items.
Graphics were great, music good and voice overs were good too. Mini-games are very easy and HO scenes are interesting. Game contains no bugs. Only problem I had was that I played all the mini games in the extras and the achievement didn't come up.
A good solid effort and fun to play. 8/10.

Solid addition to the BN lineup. Good difficulty for a casual playthrough and one of the few I decided to get 100% achievements which includes completing post game content with two different puzzle sets. Pick it up if you like these style HO games.

I thought the story was much weaker than the first game, but the graphics were still good, lots of beautiful locations. They mix it up with the HO scenes, they aren't always the same type. The bonus game is one of those connect the same colors without crossing lines puzzle. I really liked it, it was the perfect difficulty for me. I love the way they do the map interface, it makes it easy to count how many places you've been when you're playing on hard mode and you want to make sure you've got all the collectibles.

I'm enjoying the Legacy series so far, although I'm still not a big fan of the protagonist. She just seems a little too young, and a little too prone to squeal. She gets points for courage and being a nice person, but whether it's the character design, or the particular voice they've chosen, I'm less than enthused.
That out of the way, this is another solid offering. There's definitely repetition (style and some puzzles) from the previous game, but the sense of continuity is good.
HO puzzles are fine, other puzzles are mostly at the right level.
While not the best out there, it's worth getting, especially on sale.

Short game with lots of generic mini-games and some use-the-objects-in-sequence HO equivalent puzzles. Bonus game which is similar. Story is OK with some neat details and cutscenes, graphics are nice. There are a few places where you collect an item with no clear use then later on suddenly need it. Nice that the protagonist mostly hangs onto her knife and other tools rather than constantly needing to find yet another sharp blade. Bought on sale, it's worth the couple bucks I paid.

The game is easy, short and fun, and has a good story.
It grants you 4 solid hours of content for a low price.

Laughably easy, even on "hard" mode. Pick it up for a child, or yourself (if you're not too bright). Pointless for anyone else.