Brink of Consciousness: The Lonely Hearts Murders reviews

The best Hidden Object Game/Puzzle game I've played so far! Humorous, detailed animated Cutscenes, very good (English) Voiceover, an interesting Story and beautifully designed Levels. I also really like The Puzzle Mechanics. Moreover, it is not plagued by Logic errors or mystical Explanations in history, but seems credibly exciting. If Hidden Object-this one. Update/ExectacyExectioner-After a few more Hours, I might like to add the following: Backtracking! Unfortunately, you spend a lot of the Game navigating back and forth between all the Scenes. Since I could usually assign the puzzles to the Found objects immediately, I would have been happy about a Direct Selection Of the individual Places. So you often have to click through 4 or more Scenes until you can apply the Objebkt. But Maybe it's also because I played in the most difficult Mode and therefore without a Card. As others have complained, the Items are not in logical Places. This means that the Keys to a certain Room Can also be in the Mailbox of a House at the other End of the City-but this does not really bother me. For this, the Main Story comes without Mysticism and with pure Logic (a Rarity in this Kind of Game, it seems to me). Game Time: With the extra chapter, you really get a lot Of Game time for your Money. Originally, I thought the Story would end somewhat abushedly after all, but the Game Time is actually enough to close the Arc of the Plot. Last but not least, the sometimes minute-long Cutscenes make the Game so good.

Foreword: Travel back to the 19th Century and take on the Role of a young Inspector whose Daughter was kidnapped by the Lonely Hearts Killer. This is a bloodthirsty Killer who seeks his Victims among the lonely and love disappointed members of High Society and cuts hearts out to them. Unravel the Intrigues and put an End to the Crimes that terrify the British City. After the gritty first Part, which presented itself as a Hidden Object Thriller around Dorian Gray Syndrome, Brink 2 is about a pure Detective Story. It is necessary to grasp Within a fictitious 30-Day Timeframe the Lotus flower Killer Who kidnapped the Hero's Daughter. Playfully, the whole thing is reminiscent of a Mix of the Titles in the Sherlock Holmes Series. After only a short Season it becomes clear that Brink 2 has been designed with great Attention to Detail. Graphics, Animations and Sound are absolutely lace and do not need to hide from some other Hidden Object Games of this Genre. Puzzles and Hidden Obmills are very varied. The Story is also told Excitingly, so there is no Boredom. This contradictory Creates a damn good Game atmosphere. A large Screen and a corresponding Soundscape reinforce this Impression and round it off. Pro:-Hidden Object game with 4 exciting Chapters-good Graphics and Sound-3 Game modes That do not affect the Story-Extras that Can be released Kontra:-short Playing Time of 4 Hours Conclusion: "Brink of Consciousness 2: The Lotus Flower killer" needs to be used before the Predecessor does not hide and captivates like the first Part and you want to know how to proceed.