Where Angels Cry reviews

A game of searching for objects with Cutrecillos graphics, history and short duration. The music is not bad, and the game entertains, but that does not have achievements of steam or give you cards to play seems too carelessness on the part of the programmers. Not as I ended up in my Bilblioteca, I have played and I have been 2 horillas entertaining, but not if I could recomendarselo someone...

The game is very good, but for the end that spoiled everything for me. I Do Not recommend only by the end, if you want, download the demo where obviously not the end, because the demo is very good and covers enough of the game. In the end you have to kill an angel in a ritual which seemed to me something almost satanic for me that I am Catholic. I'm Not saying it was intentional, you have to kill the angel to release him from his body supposedly, not kill him for killing him, but it didn't seem right.

So this game is very nice, with sumptuous landscapes, beautiful music, but the story did not get me excited more than that. Now it's a matter of taste. Puzzles are too much of a headache. There is also too much to read throughout the story, and in my humble opinion I would not want to be insulted on a game that I do not like, because I noticed that here, if we disagree with others, we are good to be linché. If not French game and with keyboard and gamepad. Game less well presented than those of artifex Mundi that I highly recommend if you like hidden objects, look in my games.

Contrary to what the tags suggest it is not a hidden object game, there is no SOC, but a pure point & click. The problem is that for a dot & Click this game is too short and too easy (apart from 2 or 3 minigames well twisted). That said, by taking it just for a moment of relaxation, I came back to the adventure of this monk investigating in a monastery that seemed rather well built. It remains simplistic of course, do not expect a typical atmosphere the name of the rose or the pillars of the Earth, but it takes place quiet without a hitch. Overall I had a lot more fun than I had hoped to read some evals.

A very short and not hard Hidden Object Game. In fact you only get a handful of *missions* to solve this game. Those are of course of the *find me this/that* art. The hardest part is that some of them are very small and you must search the screen for them. In between are some puzzles of sliding, numbers... the usual you'll find in every HOG. Oh, there is a fighting.... done with match 3 ;-) The graphics are ok but there are again only a very few locations and even less people you could interact with. It doesn't look like a medival setting. And the end.... well it could be better done. So for me ... i can't recommend this as long as there are other (better) games around.