Immortal Love: Lotus

I have the time on the clock but key does not unlock the padlock. The time on the clock is put on by making 11 the little hand and the big hand on the 4.

Liked the game didn’t care for the feminine male voice though

I love this game

I need to go to rehab because I’m addicted to these games! They’re beautifully rendered and the gameplay on this one was the smoothest so far.

😊❤️

This is the third game I’ve played and I’ll likely try another. The graphics are first rate and the gameplay is good although it’s easy to forget how you’re supposed to proceed into the plot as you try to gather tools and such. Most of the puzzles are challenging but a few are simply impossible to figure out how they work and if I couldn’t occasionally use the “skip” function I would have had to abandon the game. Same for the hint function.

Great game. Really enjoyed it. Except for some reason the flower puzzle at the end of the bonus chapter wouldn’t work. I even checked the solution in the guide. Open flowers didn’t disappear and closed ones didn’t open.

This developer is the best , the graphics are amazing, journey is amazing I love it , thank you the developers you are very talented.

Repetitive in the extreme. I got so sick of looking for phoenixes which ultimately have no bearing on the game. Finally, just lost patience and put the game aside.

I’m becoming a big fan of F.F.S. titles — Immortal Love: Black Lotus serves as a great example of why that is! This game is affordable at full price and provides plenty of gameplay and creativity. The storyline is interesting enough to hold your attention, yet easy to follow. The mini-games are something I’ve come to look forward to from this developer and Black Lotus delivered on that as well. The games range in difficulty from very challenging to not-so-much (the latter still being enjoyable, which I feel is quite the accomplishment); the HOS also showed welcomed variety and various levels of difficulty. Gameplay is lengthy and includes a Bonus Chapter (which I was THRILLED to see!). I also greatly appreciate the inclusion of an IN-GAME strategy guide — the ability to access the guide without having to exit the app is SO GREAT for those of us iPhone gamers who have discovered the magic that is Apple’s ‘Guided Access’ feature!! (Side note: if you play a lot of these types of games on an iPhone and don’t use ‘Guided Access’, STOP READING AND GO LOOK IT UP! 🤩 Perhaps, you will experience the same ‘where has this been my whole life’ moment that I had! 😂) As for complaints, and the 2 reasons I struggle to rate any F.F.S. game I’ve played thus far the full 5-Stars I so desperately want to give it, are as follows: there is no Zoom feature (outside of the HOSs), and the touch sensitivity or mechanism or what-have-you within the HOS is quite frustrating at times. As previously mentioned, I play these games on my iPhone and often prefer to zoom in on the smaller screen to get a better look at things. This is especially true for the HOS. However, when zoomed in on an HOS, it is not uncommon to inadvertently select objects while trying to scroll through the scene. Being someone who looks for the option to shut off hints and skips entirely in the Options Menu, it bums me out to “find” objects this way. 😕 These complaints are small, in the grade scheme of things, but I also find them to be rare among competitor titles, so I thought they were worth mentioning! Overall, great game! Well worth the ≈$6, IMO! Thanks, F.F.S., for the excellent work you do and the care and attention to detail you put into these games!