The 11th Hour

I have to say this was pretty disappointing. Not only did it keep crashing but a lot of the puzzles were too hard even with a walkthrough. The last puzzle doesn’t even let you get hints which is really frustrating because it’s a really difficult one. While I am a fan of the FMV style, the way they did it for this just didn’t work since it just feels bleak and looses the fun of the original.

Fairly enjoyable.... except that billiards puzzle. That was dumb. The FMV's camp definitely carries this to a 'good' game status

It has taken me over an hour to just get to 3 puzzles because this game is just too ambiguos in what you need to do or where to go or what you need to touch or pick up. I understand they wanted to make the game feel more interactive, but whenever you click on some random object that has nothing to do with anything and you need to listen to the "voice" it gets old very quickly. This is one of those games that should not have been made. The 7th Guest was good enough.

The 11th Hour is an unforgettable journey into the eerie and atmospheric world of Stauf’s mansion, and for me, it holds a very special place in gaming history. This game is pure nostalgia—bringing back the thrill and mystery of 90s FMV puzzle games, but with even more depth and polish than its predecessor, The 7th Guest. The puzzles are brilliantly designed—clever, challenging, and extremely satisfying to solve. Each one feels like a mini-masterpiece that pushes your logic and observation skills in all the right ways. The haunting soundtrack, creepy ambiance, and surreal cinematics all blend together perfectly, creating an immersive experience that still holds up decades later. Compared to The 7th Guest, The 11th Hour feels more refined and engaging. The story is richer, but not better, the interface more intuitive, and the overall experience more cinematic. It takes everything that made the original great and elevates it. If you're a fan of classic puzzle adventures or just looking for a dose of intelligent horror nostalgia, The 11th Hour is absolutely worth revisiting. A true gem of its era.

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A video game and a movie at the same time. A point & click game with super hard puzzles that you would solve it or not, but well you can skip the puzzle if you really can't solve it. the story was good and the casting was OK and the level designs were amazing! Just a little problem when you are solving a puzzle but when you go on the side of the screen it comes out of it. If you want to test your brain on another level, you HAVE to try this! 8.6/10

Wonderful HARD game that I think has improved with age. In the age of “cozy” and easy gaming, this one will challenge your mind to points unknown. Some of these puzzles are crazy, and the AI is insanely difficult. Well worth it if you’re up to the challenge.