Escape the Lost Kingdom, and hidden object/adventure game, and with its first of a kind 3D graphics. But besides being able to play certain levels and scenes in 3D, you won\'t feel the lack of hidden objects scenes and some mini-games to shake you up. A family found themselves in a new museum opened in Egypt, and then found themselves around the tomb of an cursed Pharaoh. You know the expression: \"Curiosity killed the cat\", here we have something similar. They were too excited being there and found themselves trapped in the tomb, split up from each other. The main characters of this game are the children Francis and Emily, the parents play occasional roles to but the game is focus on them mostly. They both got powers from mystical items, and are able to look back in past and detect the secrets of the ancient Pharaohs. Dad, caries three different tools for breaking three different things, while Mom caries the game journal. You\'ll definitely find yourself in situations when the constant talking of the kids gets on your nerves, but that diminishes after a while. You need to keep an eye on the items hidden in every room, because believe me backtracking is sometimes almost impossible. The hidden object scenes include the usual hint system, drop-down \"help tabs\" are available in each room to provide information about the current task and Mom\'s journal is also a valuable source of information. If all else fails, game puzzles can be skipped entirely. Luckily the game tells you when the location is cleared - so if you have finished the puzzles but location isn\'t \"cleared\", it means that you left a hidden object behind. It\'s fun to watch the hidden scenes pop-out in 3D, while it has its own glance, but when you are searching for a hidden object, it can get a bit confusing. But the game developers thought of that, so whoever plays in 3D mode isn\'t limited in some levels with time limit, or if you prefer it that way, you can switch to 2D, and bypass the 3D sequences. So all put together, we have a too short for most of the fans, with a story with a nice touch to it, and a bit more challenging wouldn\'t hurt. A nice graphics, with enough of mini-games, puzzles and HO, to make this game interesting if only there were a couple of more rooms to investigate and lengthen the game...