Enigmatis: The Ghosts of Maple Creek reviews

Enigmatis: The Ghosts of Maple Creek is one of those rare Pearls among the Hidden Object games, which not only feature lovingly Strung Together images, but also offer an interesting and captivating Story, with beautifully designed and not Kitschy Pictures, which are also peppered with many Film Sequences and make the Feeling really arise. This is where people really put In the Effort to implement it. As with any Hidden Object Game, the Topic at stake must, of course, also appeal to you. And I personally only like those that cover mystical and creepy Themes, just like here. Provided that this Topic has also been well implemented in Story and Picture. And this is really very rarely the Case. Here, however, an interesting Story and Background have already been created on this first Part, which will take you along. Even if you get a Clue during the Game where it leads. The Game remains exciting until the End. The Look is nice gloomy throughout the Game and you won't find any Kitschy, as is unfortunately often the Case with other Games. The History, the collected Information, small Moments of terror, the individual Protagonists and also the Puzzles and Hidden Objects, have been very well implemented. It's all consistent and the Hidden Objects even relatively heavy, so some of them have to try very hard to find the Objects. Sometimes I really thought they were blurting me up and looking and looking until I then found it really well hidden. But I really like something like that personally, because most of The Hidden Obmjects often contain Very easy objects to find and then it is not a Challenge. But that is not the case with this Game. So If you are looking for this Challenge, it is therefore recommended:) Especially since you are not allowed to use a Solution to some Achievements. As a result, it presents an additional Challenge;) This first Part offers Suspense, beautiful Graphics, a good Story and exhausting Hidden Object pictures. It is all coherent and closes the first Part at the End to the extent that nothing remains open with it. The first Part is really finished. You can guess what goes further, but it is all the more Enjoyable for the second Part, which even tops the first part in implementation:) The only "negative," if you can call it that, was that some Objects were not correctly translated into German in the Hidden Object images, which can then make the Search a little more difficult. Still, this was not a real Obstacle to maintaining all The Achievements;)