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About This Game Hamilton's Great Adventure puts your problem solving skills and reflexes to the test. Outsmart the enemies, rush through the levels and collect all the bling to ensure your place on the leaderboards.In single player, switch between Hamilton and Sasha the bird to get through more than 60 challenging levels, or play the game in offline co-op mode and control one character each! The game supports both keyboard/mouse and game pads.The increasing difficulty will keep even the most seasoned gamers on their toes and only the most skilled players will make it to the end. Will you be one of the select few in the world to complete the infamous Toader level 100%?Key Features:Highly addictive puzzle adventure!Compare scores with your friends using in-game leaderboards!Embark on a fantastic journey & unravel an ancient mystery!Puzzle solo or take a friend along on the adventure with simultaneous local coop! 6d5b4406ea Title: Hamilton's Great AdventureGenre: Adventure, Casual, IndieDeveloper:FatsharkPublisher:FatsharkRelease Date: 31 May, 2011 Hamilton's Great Adventure Ativador Download hamilton's great adventure download. hamilton's great adventure full game. cheats hamiltons great adventure. hamilton great adventure pc download. hamilton's great adventure. hamilton's great adventure apk. hamilton's great adventure walkthrough. hamilton's great adventure steam. hamilton's great adventure apk+data. hamilton's great adventure ps3 review. hamilton great adventure gameplay. hamilton's great adventure coop. hamilton's great adventure retro fever. hamilton's great adventure pc. hamilton's-great-adventure ocean of games. hamilton's great adventure thd apk. hamilton's great adventure trophy guide. hamilton island great barrier reef adventure. hamilton's great adventure ps3. hamilton's great adventure ps4 What a crock of♥♥♥♥♥♥. Considering the $1 I paid for it, Hamilton's Great Adventure isn't a bad little puzzle game. It's charming, it has nice graphics and the puzzles are pretty straight forward. The gameplay consists of traversing a map from point A to point B, while dealing with things such as switches, converyors, gates, etc. that limit your movement. Your tools to deal with this are limited to add to the challenge. That's really all there is to it! So like I said, it's simple but it's not bad for a cheap little time waster. Especially if you got a 90% off coupon from badge crafting. The controls can be infuriating at times; Hamilton doesn't turn as responsibly as you'd like him to sometimes which leads to restarts of levels for stupid reasons. Given time though, you can adjust to these mechanics issues and still make for a nice way to kill 10 minutes at a time. They're attempting some kind of story to go along with Hamilton's little adventure here, but considering he and his grandaughter speak in grunts and coo's, I uh...could care less about that.. Hamilton's Great Adventure is a very good puzzle/adventure game, in which you have to find the right path in order to reach the exit of each level. It might look simple at first, but as the game progresses, the complexity increases, with new enemies, traps, and more complex layouts. Getting all the coins, while being an optional challenge, is well worth it to put your skills to the test.As I mentioned in the opening paragraph, the gameplay consists on finding the path to the exit. Of course, you must first get the key (or keys) needed to open the exit door (and other doors which might be in your way). You play as Hamilton (the explorer) and Sasha (the bird). While Hamilton must grab the keys and reach the exit, Sasha can help you by distracting enemies, or using certain switches in order to open some doors or activate elevators. As you progress through each chapter, you'll also get special items that Hamilton can use. The level design is very good; while the earlier levels are easy enough for you to learn the game, the latter levels can become very challenging, especially if you're trying to get gold on them; not to mention the bonus levels available in each chapter.When it comes to story, I must say I found it interesting. It's nothing out of this world, but rather what you'd expect from a movie or book similar to Indiana Jones: an explorer, in this case Hamilton, goes after a valuable archaeological object across the world, and there's other people who are also looking for it. I liked the Lovecraftian references in the story, I found it to be funny given the game's "innocent" look. Don't expect existential horror, however, they're mostly funny references for those familiar with Lovecraft's work.As for the soundtrack, well, there's not much to say. Other than the opening theme, which gives that adventure vibe to the game, most of the soundtrack consists of background music which isn't very catchy. Not that it's something bad, as I think that the "minimal" soundtrack helps you stay focused on solving the puzzles.Well, I think that's enough for this game. To conclude, I'd say I recommend it, and it's a good puzzle game for people across all ages.. MIKÄ ♥♥♥♥♥ PELI NOT WORTH. This is a hard little puzzle game xD. This is the only game so far that makes my videocard (gtx1060) to produce coil whine/hissing. As I understand it happens only on videocard load, and no other game made it that far. So it looks like bad optimization.... Considering the $1 I paid for it, Hamilton's Great Adventure isn't a bad little puzzle game. It's charming, it has nice graphics and the puzzles are pretty straight forward. The gameplay consists of traversing a map from point A to point B, while dealing with things such as switches, converyors, gates, etc. that limit your movement. Your tools to deal with this are limited to add to the challenge. That's really all there is to it! So like I said, it's simple but it's not bad for a cheap little time waster. Especially if you got a 90% off coupon from badge crafting. The controls can be infuriating at times; Hamilton doesn't turn as responsibly as you'd like him to sometimes which leads to restarts of levels for stupid reasons. Given time though, you can adjust to these mechanics issues and still make for a nice way to kill 10 minutes at a time. They're attempting some kind of story to go along with Hamilton's little adventure here, but considering he and his grandaughter speak in grunts and coo's, I uh...could care less about that.