Ghost Files: The Face of Guilt

One of the slightly lighter, but therefore not worse, Hidden Object Games. I had a good Time playing and especially enjoyed the (mostly) "realistic" setting, which did not lead completely into a fairytale/fantasy narrative. -However, this can also be simply a personal Preference. Objectively, the Game impresses with a hidden Room, interesting and good Storyline As well as matching and lovingly designed Hidden Object scenes make Sense. In Addition, the Focus is a little more on the Images Of the hidden Mould than on incredibly Complex Mini-games, which rob the Fun of the Game. There are few (until no) moments when you have absolutely no Idea what to do and get too little or too many Items to lose track of. The Game has an In-game card That allows you to jump to the Different Places (which I only had to use once because it is absolutely possible to play without this Feature thanks to the Level Design). The entire Game time until the first time play Through cheating about 4 Hours (the rest of The Time I was afk while the game was open) Only (somewhat) negative, which I remember was that was something to repetative Use of the "Elementary Dingbum" as well as the something Spantily incorporating the Forensics kit. In addition, I needed a little to understand that in the first Scene you can scroll the Picture to the left (but only in this one Scene) All in all a Purchase that I don't regret for a Second and would like to make again. Enjoy teetering!

A rather promising title that looked pretty good, a real investigation to change the SF and the fantasy, I thought to myself "why not?": music good music but not stakeholders, who sleep a little I have to say (true fact: I fell asleep as soon as p first headache, the music had a real soporific effect on me!). Scenario pretty well screwed up, but it drags long, something sick. This aside, it is very well tied, even if the phases do not have their place and do a little task in the middle of this investigation. I am the first to love SF and fantasy, but maybe not in an investigation that is quite normal, even banal. Games (objects to find and puzzles) interesting, but too easy I have to say, except to one or two tables of objects to find where I have galled with the tiny objects, the Casses-heads were of such ease! Interesting characters, but not deep enough, you don't get attached to it that much. The main character is quite fordable and very overdone, the old COP who is stubborn and tough despite her age (which is difficult to distinguish from elsewhere!), while your enemy is of a banality, in the sense that his course is without a great originality. Animation the mouths of the characters do not move. What was the ♥ ♥ ♥? Not fluent enough, however the scenery is rather good, very urban, nothing more to say about this topic. Conclusion: what to conclude from this game, do I recommend it? Well Yes, despite some inconsistencies, (Limbes, z'are serious?) the game is good, the graphics are very beautiful, the story is well ruined and the investigation remains interesting, even if the end is predictable. I'll edit this review when I finish the bonus chapter (because Yes there is one!) to add a little more;).