15 Days

Мега комбинация из запредельного количества вылетов игры и скучнейшего геймплея! В какой-то момент я в буквальном смысле слова заснул, слушая местные диалоги. В общем - не смог я пройти её до конца, да и назвать это игрой сложно, скорее интерактивный рассказ. Даже бесплатно - нет!

It's a good, but buggy point and click game with decent graphics and OK voice acting. The biggest downer is the amount of crashes I had, so save often. The puzzles are either stupidly easy or so extremely random and impossible to figure out what the hell they are wanting you to do. Not a bad game, certainly worth the 5 to 6 hours to beat one time and never think about it ever again.

Very unlikeable characters and too many crashes for me. I only played it a little and the game did nothing to hook me or make me care about the characters at all. Also it has inconsistent direction. I was told it was time to go. So I try to go in the van, get told I got more to do in the loft. Maybe don't tell me its time to go then? Time to go means we leave now, not go lolligag around the loft more.

Does not run properly, most scenes flickering and not complete, game play boring, felt like a chore to complete

I just cant get into this game, it looks like something I should like so i keep trying it but its just not keeping my attention. Boring, and the story just didnt make much sense , what i saw of it.

Played this on my journey to play every House of Tales game with an English release. This game is a narrative mess (like other House of Tales games). Regarding puzzles, it seems as if they received feedback on the difficulty of the puzzles in their previous games and decided to swing the pendulum too far in the other direction. There are very few puzzles overall, they're all optional (you can skip them complete after two minutes), and they're usually quite easy (though there is still one puzzle that's a bit out there). One positive is that the detective character is funny, though I'm not sure it's intentional. Overall, I actually didn't dislike this anymore than Overclocked: A History of Violence; I think they're both roughly equal in terms of the weight of their problems, just in different ways. I would say they're both a bit worse than The Moment of Silence, though, and The Mystery of the Druids sits way above all three.