Nightmares from the Deep 3: Davy Jones reviews

What is Nightmares from the Deep 3: Davy Jones? A Wimmer Image Game that is the Fictional Pirate Davy Jones (it doesn't look like a Being from Lovecrafthausen). Typical for Hidden Object Games you have to search, find and Use objects again in order to get ahead in the Game. But this Game in particular makes exactly this game, the Really good Story, the Red Thread (these Idols for Example), which you can also play Majong instead of Hidden Object Pictures and the many sometimes really fun puzzles (once you even have to play a Game which is very good in Ladders and Snakes. Remembering). After You Finish the Game, as in the newer Games of Artifex Typical, you unlock a small but fine Side adventure, which gives the Story a bit more Depth. By and large a beautiful Wasmmer Picture Game which I would warmly Recommend to Fans and Interested parties. Thumbs up.

The Key for this Game was provided by the Developer for Review purposes. * * * Once Again, Artifex Mund has completed a true Most Work. I am a Fan of Click and Points, Willembild, Rätesel And Adventure games, And I like to play them again and again after an action Game zb. And I find the Artifex Mundi a super development of the Gernes. There is much you miss playing in Standard Wim. Zb. a Story! Beautiful Animations, and various Puzzles, Hidden Object and Shopping. And at his very good Price! PRO: Cute Story Graphic Animations Price Fun Scored Steamcloud Steamachievments Contra: Could be bigger, but for the Price it's pretty big! Conclusion: If you like the genre of Games, then this is an absolute Must-have. The Price is more than just fair, if you compare it with other Hidden Object Games, then have a super Price performance Ratio here. A Lot of Fun, good Story and everything that goes with it you get on top of it. What more could you want? If you liked this Review, follow our Review Program

Here is a brief Summary of my Impressions. Plus points:-the Locations are illustrated with great Attention to Detail-the Difficulty of the Puzzles is challenging, but not too heavy-took about 7 Hours (comfortably played) for the first Run, which is about the usual Game length of Artifex Mundi Games, therefore, is absolutely right in The Price performance-I find it pleasant that you can stop anywhere and automatically save the Game when Quitting, exactly where you left off (Casual Game)-as a Bonus, the beautifully drawn backgrounds are as Wallpaper available for download In the Gallery minus points:-the Game has felt 3 Songs on the Soundtrack, which have been repeated over and over again since the first Part of Nightmares from the Deep. At some point, this is so possible on the Biscuit (the Songs are not particularly good) that I have mutated the music sound at some point. It very rarely fits the Scenery and even partially destroys the Atmosphere ... What a pity! -the Story is a bit flat, and not told very nicely. -The Puzzles are equally heavy at any Level of difficulty ... I would have liked More audible PUZZLES for Expert Mode FAZIT: The third Part of Nightmares from the Deep is in No way inferior To the first two Parts. So Those who liked the Predecessors will not be neglected here either. Personally, Though, I'd like to see a better soundtrack because the distorted annoying guitar distortion sounds have gone animal to my Nerve ...!!