I bought this game for my students to help teach the younger student to focus and follow directions. With the bright graphics, and simple instructions and design, it was a hit. Nothings complex about this game, dark or eerie. It is pretty much a straight forward hidden object game, with lots to find and things to find in an instructed order. It does contain puzzles which adds to it's appeal. I recommend this game for anyone just wanting a relaxed straight forward hidden object game.

I must admit that I enjoyed this game much better than the first game but in all fairness younger kids may very well like this game. Angela is still trying to make her way back home from the dreamworld and find her kitty before she returns. This is a seek and find game with interactions such as finding a key to unlock a drawer or using a crowbar to pry up a floorboard. There are list finds, finding the item that matches the silhouetted shapes, and finding multiple items such as 4 brushes and 6 insects. This version isn't quite as cartoonish as the first and the mini games were more fun such as a game of blocks where you must move blocks up and down or horizontally until Angela's boat has a clear passage out.

Sequel is a little better than 1st, at least may be a fun game for children. Graphics are well done, no voice over, sound is soft. It has no "story"! Is only and always "help Angela to..." It has 39 episodes, (I had patience to play up to the ninth), with HOS, sometimes more than once in the same scene, very very easy, where you will find objects by name or shaded format. Mini games are very easy and already very well known, like finding pairs, slidding pieces to free Angela, rotating rings to restore pattern... Nothing challenging ! Recommend for Kids !!!

This game is boring, and just not done well. You have to find a few items for Angela, over and over, plus a few mini-games. It may be ok for children. It is not up to standard for adults.