There's a reason why many Java games stick firmly to the realms of 2D entertainment over exploring that third dimension: it just doesn't work.
In Treasure Trove 3D you'll explore muddy and murky jungle worlds in search of lost ancient treasure. It's all very Tomb Raider in nature, even casting you in the shoes of a gun-toting, female treasure hunter known as Riba.
It's a shame, then, that it's closer to a watching paint dry in both execution and excitement.
Three-dimensional furyThe 3D environments are an eyesore, with low-resolution environments and almost unidentifiable enemies blurred out of existence roaming – what is supposed to be – a jungle.
If that weren't enough, movement is jerky and it's near impossible to tell if you're aiming the right way due to a camera that seems hell bent on getting stuck on scenery or ogling Riba's pyramidal mammaries.
While it may have seven levels for you to solve puzzles in and work your way through in search of treasure, you'll have a hard time playing any more than a couple of minutes before you give up and wonder exactly what you've put yourself through.
Treasure Trove 3D
A potentially entertaining title let down by almost every aspect. You won't even have a chance to soak up whatever constitutes as a story here
Vaughn Highfield
Quite possibly the tallest man in games, Vaughn has been enamoured with video games from a young age. However, it wasn't until he spent some time writing for the student newspaper that he realised he had a knack for talking people's ears off about his favourite pastime. Since then, he's been forging a path to the career he loves... even if it doesn't love him back.