Safecracker: The Ultimate Puzzle Adventure reviews

Total Mispurchase, jerks hellishly already in the Menu, you disappear into the Settings the Cursor, and then the Position of the Cursor is an arbitrary Game, so that you can't even get out of the Menu. Once you have started the Game, it is a single major Image Disturbance. Absolutely unplayable!

Well, it's been months since I have this game, it's been months since I try to play: nothing to do, it does not work, even by testing all the hacking with the files, all configurations. The creators should seriously look into the problem but well apparently it does not concern them. So I'm bloated, I'm dropping.

(Got it for £1.24. For £4.99, you already have to be a Fan Of Puzzle games.) After 3 Hours I was through. But it's made really cool, except for one Exception the Game is always fair and the Puzzles are also all logical and traceable together. Of particular note is the pleasantly compact Level Design, which means that you don't have an ill-long and senselessly liberated Walkways.

About 5 Hours of Play. A Mix of classic Puzzles and two to three real Brain Renkers. Visually nice and fluid to play. Ran With me without any problems (even in the Full Screen) It is not an MYST, The Building is relatively clear and you can quickly see what you need for what. But that also keeps the Fruit Points low. And the individual Safes were quite varied, both in the Type Of Puzzle and the Difficulty. What to complain about? For the Full Price of €5, it is a Must too short for me, but on Offer ... Clear. You Can take with you when you're into Puzzle games.

So for a small Obulus of up to 5 Euros, I can only recommend this Adventure! As Already announced in the Title, it's about Safes and Locks to crack, which is why anyone in Adventures doesn't like such Puzzles should leave their Fingers out of it! But If you like to knock and sometimes bite your Teeth into a Puzzle, you can confidently access it! The Difficulty varies from mild to severe, but can always be solved logically, even if at first Glance it doesn't seem that way. The Plot is rather negligible, as there are no Dialogues or other Explanations. Only a few Letters explain something and in the Beginning you get a short explanation of why you should crack the Locks in the House at all. The Setting, even if it sounds a bit set up (is located on the Speaker or a Dialect:D) acceptable, only the Sound is a bit too discreet to vlt. Do not disturb the Concentration when Knoating. Verdict: Recommended for Puzzle lovers-but if you want to have a Plot, as in other Representatives of the Ger, you should think twice!