Snowy: Treasure Hunter 3

 

Who do you think is more of a celebrity - Coke's commercial white bear or Snowy? Whatever the answer is, it's clear that Snowy bear is not going to get forgotten and remain in our memories only.

 

Why? Because here we've got another sequel - Snowy: Treasure Hunter 3 developed by Aliasworlds.

 

You are to travel to a castle for the hidden treasure. You'll meet quite scary characters on your way: drakulas, fools, and executioners.

 

This time Snowy is determined to travel to a castle with the hidden treasure. But before he gets it, heis to make a long and challenging way.

 

The game plot is split into  three episodes that Snowy goes through. Each episode is different due to the enemies he's to fight.

 

For example, the first episode features very bright and mean fools. The second episode - big-armed executioners. And awful draculas will give you some trouble in the third episode. All the enemies look really funny.

 

Try to use all of your supplies wisely, so that you wouldn't lose all of your lives and have to restart the last level with 0 points and gems.

 

Your task for each level, in total 85, is to get all the gems and get out of any level as soon as possible.

 

Snowy is armed with pickaxe to get to the out of reach places and dig, jackhammers to drill down the rocks, exploding pumpkins to open doorways for some time.

 

Losing all of your lives doesn't mean that you'll have to start all over again from level 1. But it does mean that no matter what level you start from your score would be 0 with the same number of gems.

 

The game will keep you involved for a long time.

 

If you are a fan of the treasure hunter series, you are going to love Snowy: Treasure Hunter 3.

 

This platformer game is absolutely absorbing and challenging. The audio-visuals are great.

 

The characters, I mean the enemies, in the game are so neatly rendered.

 

It'll definitely make you want to go till the end. And, believe me, it'll definitely take a certain period of time to do that.

 

The levels without enemies are a good opportunity to whew before next challenges.

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