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A thread for your reviews.
Edited on 12/26/2016 at 9:21:34 AM PST
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What decade did they resurrect this game from? BF is really scrapping the bottom of the proverbial barrel some days just to offer a New Game Every Day.
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I played this game years and years ago. I remember the first investigation clearly. I found it boring and silly then and sadly, still do.
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![[Post New]](/templates/wanda/images/icon_minipost_new.gif) by JessF on Dec 26, 16 5:24 AM
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Very Old School. I lasted 2 minutes.
It wanted me to download some AdobeAir (?) update. I declined.
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I thought I had stepped into 2006 with this game. Great thing I was bored & lazy or I would've deleted it within minutes. I remember a game like this from long ago. I'm sure I still own it, but I'd never replay it. From the demo, I just saw hidden object scenes that are rather easy. They're timed randomly and hitting 3 stars on each is ridiculously simple.
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Played the whole demo out of boredom and never saw a mini-game. Items are very very easy to find but did use a hint once or twice. No purchase or would not use a coupon for this game.
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I saw no way to have multiple players in this game. No way to add your name as a player, and if my husband wishes to play it, he can only continue upon what I've already accomplished.
I agree with Players; this game is 'retro.' The graphics are beautiful though...... Will I be purchasing it? No...... too bad too. Today is 2 games for the price of one.
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Keep this secret dead & buried!!!
Story line good. You're trying to find you missing daughter. Graphics are brightly colored. That's the ONLY good news.
Only one character. A large man who just stands there with a grin on his face. There are no VO or mouth movements.
There are no mini games only one HOS after another. These are messy, cluttered, teeny weeny & VERY hard to see.
There is a timer which can be turned off but if you run out of time the only penalty is a silver star instead of a gold one. There are only two hint button options. Both take awhile to refresh while your eyes are trying not to cross due to the difficulty of finding the objects.
You gain stars by completing the gain, beating the clock & not using a hint. The gold stars count more than the silver ones.
I was able to get thru a few of the screens when a pop-up told me that I had only 25 stars & needed 30 to progress. I replayed two scenes but didn't gain anymore stars.
At this point my tired eyes said enough is enough & I quit.
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JessF wrote:Very Old School. I lasted 2 minutes.
It wanted me to download some AdobeAir (?) update. I declined.
I forgot to mention that in my review. Yes, the game requires you to have Adobe AIR. Jess, you must have had it already because you were able to play. I didn't have it and I accepted it - and it stays resident in your programs if you uninstall the game. After I installed AIR and before the game installed, it also offered me an update, which I also declined. I am still undecided about uninstalling. So far it hasn't interfered with anything, and I suppose there is a chance it might help other games with minor hiccups. But if you don't want it, you need to uninstall it separately from the game.
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If you like old school HOG's where finding the item requires a little work, if you like to sink into a game and concentrate, this game works. The story line links successive HOG's which can be replayed to earn the number of stars to pass to the next level. Very few minigames, thank ghod.Just HOG after HOG, and the ones near the end of the case are more demanding than the early ones. Fun.
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