If you're fairly experienced with adventure/puzzle/hidden object games, this may not be the game for you. It's geared towards a younger audience, or a first time players. For a younger person, around the age of 12, I think it would be a lot of fun. It would also probably be fun for parents looking for a game to play with a younger child. Hints are available and the option to skip puzzles also exists, which would also make it suitable for younger players.
I found it a nice, relaxing, game. The animation is good, the story is creative and fun. It's not very challenging though. Even the more difficult puzzles are just a case of taking a bit more time to solve, vs. needing to be able to think the problem through. It requires patience, but not highly developed skill for most of the puzzles. The early ones are very easy. The game does progress in difficulty, but never really rises to a challenging level.
I'm glad I bought it, it made for a good game right before bed, to unwind before going to sleep. If you're an adult looking for something a bit more challenging, be aware this likely isn't the game for you. Also, there is one scene within a chapter that caused my laptop (recent, fast processor) to run very, very slowly. So there is at least one area where a graphics heavy waterfall might clog a machine, and that is also an area that has a puzzle that is time consuming.Get more detail about Treasure Seekers: The Enchanted Canvases [Game Download].
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