The Last Crown: Midnight Horror reviews

After the terrific "Lost Crown-A Ghost Hunting Adventure," this little Adventure bridges the Wait For the Sequel "The Last Crown: Blackenrock." As in the first Part, the photograph-based black-and-white backgrounds impress And condense the Atmosphere in the English Coastal Village. The lovingly told Story, in turn, turns Ghosts and the mysterious Past. Since the Game is more of a "Transition product" or a Halloween special, which is played out in about 4 Hours, €4.99 is priced just like that on the Border.

For fans of The Last Crown Series, it's a ' Appetizer ' on the HOFFENTLICH BALD upcoming Blackenrock. The ultimate "horror aspect" may be missing a bit here, but to head to Saxton a few Hours, the Game is definitely the Right and attractive enough. The World of The Last Crown is the most fascinating thing I've ever seen in the Game world. Questions about Questions I would like answered. Jonathan Boakes takes a lot of Time, but hopefully will NOT READ us (Fan Base). I want to go back to Saxton ... Definitely!

This game (DLC?) was a nice Addition to the Main Game "The Lost Crown." I enjoyed visiting the small Town of Saxton one more Time after finishing the Main Game. New Questions have been raised, to which we will probably only get Answers in Blackenrock. So The Tension remains. Due to the fact that a smaller Area is available in this Part, the Footpaths also remain short and the Continuation of the Story Was so much more fluid and pleasant than in the Main Game (a lot Of Rumgerenne, no Way to skip Running Sequences). If you like the first Part of the Series, you also like this little Sequel, which you can let stand as a Short Story like that. However, it must be Said-for those unfamiliar with this Series or the Darkfall Series-that these are very classic Point & Click games with a far from rapid narrative Flow. You Have to like it. I like it. And I eagerly await the Sequel, Jonathan!

The Last Crown: Midnight Horror is another Adventure in Saxton with Nigel, Lucy, Nanny Noah and the other Residents. However, this Game is just a short, rather funny and atmospheric rather than creepy ghost hunter episode set on a Halloween night at the big Party in Saxton. Nigel has meanwhile set up in Cottage harbour and you can see what has happened in the Meantime. The Atmosphere of the small Town Of Saxton is unique and you immediately feel at home again. :) You get through the Game fluidly and The operation of the ghost hunter gear has become easier, the Characters look more vivid than in the first Part (Nigel doesn't stare so terribly anymore) and the Scenes are lovingly set up. Only with the German Subtitles I had a few Difficulties, so the Genders and Names are often exchanged In Conversations or Nanny Noah instructs you to cook sage and Lime leaf, while the Game only sage and Laurel As the right Solution Lets through.