Of course there are hidden objects, and you have to find them in order to move ahead in the game. All in all, Robin’s Quest: A Legend Born keeps you interested as you keep collecting inventory items to solve the puzzles. You get to play many mini games during the game, and you also take part in many archery competitions as you would expect in a Robin Hood game. You are free to go to unlocked scenes in any order you wish, and you can come back to any scene that you have previously visited. As such there is no predetermined game time or length. But you can certainly check your progress in between the game to see how many of the 62 pardon pieces you have been able to collect.

The hidden object search is not boring as it is with other hidden object games. It is brief here and has been made more interesting. The objects’ names are on top of each other and it is your job to find them correctly. The searches are easy and almost funny. You get a jar full of fireflies should you feel stumped in your journey. And you can choose to replenish the fireflies by catching more of them. If you feel bored by hidden objects, you can refresh yourself by entering archery competitions, where you get bonus points if you aim correctly. Initially, you may find hitting the bull’s eye easy, but the challenges become difficult with passage of time and you get smaller and moving objects to hit with your bow and arrow. Robin’s Quest: A Legend Born is a game you will have a lot of fun playing and there is enough to keep you interested in this wonderful tale.