A spin-off series of short stories set in the grotesque world of Forgotten Hill
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ОЦЕНКА: 3 / 5
I'm really torn on whether to actually recommend this game or not. It's a B- at best. This game is made in Unity, which means it overheats my computer. I don't think any point-and-click should ever be made with Unity. Opening and closing the game is sluggish, and I didn't enjoy the fact that I had to slowly turn the book pages every time I wanted to get to a later level. [b]Little Cabin in the Woods[/b] It was going really well until I got to the end when I became severely stuck and there were zero in-game hints about anything. Clicking the "?" was getting me nowhere, so I eventually caved and went looking for the walkthrough. Turns out there was an area on the screen that I was supposed to click that is incredibly difficult to spot because it blends right in with everything else ([spoiler]seriously, that gap in the wood looked exactly the same as all the other gaps, like there was nothing about it that drew my eye to that area[/spoiler]). Very rage-inducing end to an otherwise alright experience. [b]Portrait of an Obsession[/b] I think it’s pretty good for what you get, but I swear there had to be at least two instances of me clicking around and nothing happening, which incorrectly told me there’s nothing there or that the object doesn’t work there. But then these areas were clickable only after the puzzle is ready to complete, meaning I was very stumped for sections of the game in places I definitely wouldn’t have been otherwise. [b]GrandMa's Delicious Cakes[/b] On the short side, but hit the spot with puzzles. Only downside was that the game froze on several occasions. [b]Rise of Pico[/b] Somehow even shorter than the GrandMa one, but it managed to be very good on the puzzles. I will, however, complain that the background music for this one was so unbearable that I had to turn it off. [b]The Left Behind[/b] I liked most of it, but some of the puzzles were infuriating. I really disliked the physics one that required getting the balls through the hole, and I absolutely hated the one where you had to recreate the painting by rotating the tiles. On the latter, I had to take a step back before I rage quit, and when I returned to it, the game glitched out and decided I solved the puzzle after a few futile rotations. Overall, the feeling I'm left with is that of a chocolate chip and ♥♥♥♥ cookie. Very difficult to separate the two. But because I can only choose between a thumbs up or down, I'm going to be lenient with the thumbs up since I did technically manage to get through the game without needing the hints... technically.
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A really great point and click adventure, just like the other games in the series. The other one that's 3D is also good (and free). FM Studio have got to be THE most underrated puzzle game developer at the moment. If you like puzzle games you will LOVE Forgotten Hill. It has logic puzzles, spatial puzzles, surreal puzzles, environmental puzzles, everything! And they tie it all together expertly in a twisted lore with thrilling, chilling elements to the tales that will keep you coming back for more! The best thing about Forgotten Hill's lore is that they haven't made it too convoluted and fantastical to the point where you barely understand what the point of everything is *cough* Rusty Lake *Cough*.
A wonderful game series. The painting storyline was my absolute favorite, and hunting down the hidden achievements was such a blast. But, honestly, the Egyptian museum quests? Big nope. Especially the one with the marbles - total patience killer. I didn’t even bother finishing it and missed the last achievement. I feel like this type of quest is completely unnecessary since it relies more on luck than on actual brainwork.
Das ist das erste Spiel dieser Reihe, was ich aufgebe. Empfehlen kann ich es dennoch. Für meine Blödheit kann das Spiel ja nichts. Von allen dieser Serie war es allerdings am seltsamsten. Während man in den anderen Spielen eigentlich immer wusste, was man mit den Gegenständen anfangen soll und die Schwierigkeit eher darin bestand, den Raum wieder zu finden, wo man den Gegenstand endlich anwenden kann, hat man hier einen Haufen Gegenstände und ist eher ratlos. So erging es mir jetzt im Ägypten-Kapitel. Vermutlich hätte ich die Käfer finden müssen, um weiter zu kommen. Aber ich habe mit dem goldenen Auge alles abgesucht und sie nicht gefunden. Da ich keine Lust habe, mir ein gameplay anzusehen, wo gezeigt wird, was der nächste Schritt ist, lasse ich es erstmal sein. Vielleicht kommt die Erleuchtung ein anderes mal. Hier bauen sich verschiedene Szenarien unterschiedlicher Kulturen auf. Japan, Ägypten. Das fand ich interessant. Die Musik passte ganz gut zum Thema, auch die Gegenstände und Räume. Die Rätsel waren auch hier durchwachsen - von einfach bis schwieriger/schwer. Je nach Lust und Laune können sie auch in diesem Teil übersprungen werden. Für mich nicht der beste Teil der Serie, aus dem oben genannten Grund. Ein Feststecken und nicht weiter wissen. Alle Stellen und Gegenstände ausprobiert und scheinbar doch was übersehen.
Forgotten Hill Tales takes a whole new approach to the series by having 5 unique short spin-off stories that are related to Forgotten Hill lore. Even though the puzzles are weaker than the ones in Mementoes, the short story format propels this entry much further than the other ones. In my opinion this format works much better for the series and I really would like to see more Forgotten Hill games in this format. Since i have now completed every entry in the Forgotten Hill bundle and saw how much they improved their games after Disillusion, i can wholeheartedly recommend buying the bundle.
好玩，西方恐怖与东方恐怖都有，很喜欢艺伎那一关
Forgotten Hills is easy to compare to Rusty Lake games. FH is better than RL, because RL are guessing games with scarce logic, whereas FH are actual puzzle games that requires you to figure out patterns. Tales is challenging, although there are some kids games inserts that were a bad choice by the team. If you like using your noggin, you'll like this game.
nice
me encanta es de mis juego favoritos y mas al hacerme pensar y divertirme
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