
It seemed like a simple case, at first. Just retrieve some missing files. Who knew it would become so complicated?
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Languages: English**languages with full audio support
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Hours played at review time, across 39 reviews with recorded playtime.
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I enjoyed this game more than most because it has more puzzles, and less HOPs.
good graphics, good storyline
Nice ;)
Despite reading some reviews that didn't recommend this game I found it to be extremely good fun! I liked the linked puzzles with small sections to achieve each time, something that occurs in previous games which draw me to it in the first place (like a moth!!). The story line was a bit weak but this didn't bother me at all, I play games for the fun of it, if I want a story I read a book! I liked the fact it made reference to previous games, having played nearly all of them! Good length of game play for the money too.
good game
I've played many of the Mystery Case Files games - used to anxiously await the next instalments. Lately the series has become somewhat disappointing. Moths to a Flame continues that trend. It was not an engaging game, even with the references to other MCF games, this one was a little flat. It was a rather bad story - very simplistic and not compelling. On the plus side, some of the mini puzzles were quite well done and were enjoyable to solve. The HO games were very simple were very few items to find, and thus quick to solve. If you want a very casual game with nothing too hard on your brain, this game suits very well. Not terrible, not great. An average game that does not benefit its MCF heritage.
great story and graphics. play wiyhout help to appreciate it
Didn't enjoy this one that much. its not very exciting if you have played the others recently since they reuse some assets which I found a little cheap and boring to look at. It also had the same problem that I found with Ravenhearst which is that some of the item puzzles are a little too random so I feel like without the hint button you really wouldn't know what you're expected to do with them. I really liked the music though. Would recommend if you enjoy MCF games since it has all the classic elements but its just not my favourite out of the ones ive played so far
This one wasn't my favorite story but it definitely had some of my favorite puzzles. Some that made you think, but none that made me want to pull out my hair and look it up online because it just wasn't intuitive,
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