Brink of Consciousness: Dorian Gray Syndrome Collector's Edition reviews

ES MIGHT NO SPASS! Read why it is! In the Beginning, I found the Setting interesting. Yet Game is just a Gossip of "The Panic Room" and even THIS GAME is far more compact than the Game I'm writing the most negative Review to which there is on this VERY WORLD. First, you click through felt 1000 Rooms, where you will find only one Activity to Do it. Commused net far without a Card. If you Stumble randomly over a Hidden Object, they are very mudbostily done. You put a Color Filter over the Images, WEIL MAN TO FAUL WAR TO AUSMALEN OF GENSTÄNDE AND you need longer, because all Things have the same monotonous Color. With a bit of Luck you can solve the Hidden Obmallows again: But Don't Forget that YOU can first use DURCH'S GANZE HAUS LATSCHEN MUST! -.-And if you think, "The Hidden Obmames weren't enough" Yes, look forward to the first Mini-games! Really, The Mini-games are not difficult. They are just like a Doctoral thesis or ONE STUDIE TO determine a Solution algorithm. How do I mean that?? The Mini-destinations are very crass by the Gameplay. Be it through the unnecessary Animations or the Nature of the Solution path. "Run 66 Boxes through the Paint and put a House together" ES IS HOW MALEN TO PAYING ONLY IN SCHLIMM! And now we come to Story: Nothing special. Boring. You have a wonderful Narcissist as an Antagonist who SAILS to you ...-and we must NOT FREE DASS WE NOCH DURCH THE RÄUME SCHLENDERN!, about his Life and how unfair the World is. Are you Listening to him? Plan a Lot of Time for this. He's a sick Psycho and you a poor Journalist who's already Panicking from the non-existent Jump-scares.

Foreword: You accompany Journalist Sam Wilde, who has already written several Articles about the Disappearance of young People. He stays hot on the Heels of the Kidnapper Oscar, not knowing how dangerously close he has already come to him-but suddenly his Girlfriend disappears! Will Sam be able to find his Girlfriend in time and save her from Oscar's diabolical Plan? ' Brink of Consciousness: Dorian Gray Syndrome ' is a Hidden Object Adventure and combines a point ' n ' click adventure with Hidden Object images and Mini-games that demand the grey Cells. In the adventure part, you have to solve Puzzles by using the right Item in the right Place to move forward. The Game consists of a Combination of Adventure and Puzzles, which are mostly logical. But If you still need Help and just don't know any further, there is a reusable Typing Function and an integrated Solution Book for you. The Typing Button shows You an area where there is an Object to be found. The Difficulty of the Hidden Objects is just right: The Objects do not jump directly into the Eye, but are also not tiny Fitzelchs hiding in the Shadows. What is Nice is that you are also allowed to puzzle in the Pictures Of the hidden, sometimes you have to combine objects before you find what you are looking for. The Mini-games are relatively tricky, but solvable with a little Patience and Thought. However, some would have liked to see better Guidance, as the Description is poor. But since you can skip the Games, this does not make the Game insoluble. After finishing the Main Story, which is about five Hours, you also unlock a Bonus chapter, which you are busy with for another good Hour. There are also other Extras to discover. Verdict: "Brink of Consciousness: Dorian Gray Syndrome" consists of an Overall pack of tricky Rästel, a film-ready Story, thus offering everything a Game from this Genre needs.