
The iconic game The 7th Guest has been brought back to life with modern technology, delivering an atmospheric story like no other. Explore a foreboding mansion, solve mind-bending puzzles, and uncover its dark secrets. The 7th Guest is the ultimate mystery adventure, reimagined for modern platforms.
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The iconic game The 7th Guest has been brought back to life with modern technology, delivering an atmospheric story like no other.

Six guests have been welcomed to a foreboding mansion, but something sinister is at play. The wealthy recluse and toymaker Henry Stauf lurks in the shadows, and a dark power hangs over the house, shrouded in mystery. Who is the seventh guest? What does Henry want with them? And who will live to tell the tale?

As you explore the eerie mansion, the puzzles grow increasingly challenging, with dangers lurking around every corner. Every shadow, distant creak, and flicker of light builds tension as the house slowly reveals its secrets.
The 7th Guest is the ultimate mystery adventure for players who love mind-bending puzzles, haunting exploration, and a chilling story.

Cinematic Storytelling Through Volumetric Video: Step inside the story. Using cutting-edge, newly recorded volumetric video, live-action performances are captured in full 3D, placing you directly inside Henry Stauf’s mansion at the heart of the mystery. Real actors appear within the world itself, making every encounter feel immediate and unsettling.
Unique Mind-Bending Puzzle Gameplay: The equally beloved and feared haunted mansion comes alive around you with high-end visuals and carefully redesigned, all-new handcrafted puzzles. Every puzzle is woven into the story and rooted in the mansion’s lore, with recognizable elements that pay homage to the original.
Dynamic Environments: The haunted mansion shifts and transforms around you through high-end visuals and clever optical illusions. Investigate every creepy nook and cranny. Unlock new rooms, uncover hidden secrets, and keep your wits about you as the horrors within begin to close in.
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Languages: English*, French, German, Japanese, Korean, Simplified Chinese, Spanish - Latin America, Italian, Polish, Portuguese - Brazil*languages with full audio support
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Sosem tagadtam, hogy elkap a viszketés a remaster, remake, reboot és a rokon értelmű szavak hallatán. Főként azért kap el a viszketés, mert a fejlesztők a kiadókkal együtt túlságosan is rákaptak a könnyű pénzszerzési lehetőségre. Sajnos az ipar még nem hagyta a háta mögött az újrakiadásokból fakadó korszellemiséget. Sőt... mondhatni, talán most éli igazán reneszánszát a felesleges újrakiadások korszaka. Azonban mindig üdvözlöm az olyan cuccokat, mint a The 7th Guest Remake, mert egyrészt valóban dolgoztak rajta, másrészről pedig tiszteletben tartották az eredeti szoftver szellemét, azt az örökséget, amit ránk hagyott. Túlzás nélkül állíthatom, a Vertigo Games felnőtt az örökséghez, és a már meglévő esszenciából egy értékelhető dolgot tett le az asztalra. A tesztért, irány az [url=https://www.adventuregames.hu/tesztek/the-7th-guest-remake-teszt] AdventureGames... [/url]
Just completed opening and dining room, and took a sneak peak at credits. They kept The Fat Man's iconic 7th Guest tracks and they sound fantastic. Also, actually enjoying the new take on puzzles. Struck huge childhood nostalgia chords. Will definitely find time to play all the way through soon and [i]take the time to find out what's inside...[/i]
Great puzzle game, the story and characters felt a bit superficial and the last "puzzle" was too chance based compared to the others which were pure logic puzzles. But yeah it had a nice mood and an amazing environment. Wish there would be more difficult version of each puzzle and i wish manipulating time would have been a puzzle element instead of just progressing forward the more you clear but that is just me complaining over nothing.
For $20 I gotta say no to this one. The puzzles were very simple and this game focuses almost entirely on presentation over substance. One big annoyance was how the game just throws hints at you as you work through the puzzles, basically giving away the answer 10 seconds in. As if the puzzles arent easy enough, you got a little voice in your ear spoiling it for you. Then by the 4 hour mark you're essentially done with the game & the end 'final boss fight' is literally a simple board game (based on luck) where the computer cheats. By then you get permanently locked out of the main house so you cannot collect missing collectables. Funny enough I was thinking of giving this a soft-yes until the annoying part at the end.
for 90% of the game i enjoyed as they were puzzles. the final challenge was a RNG hellscape that Ruins the entire game. the Original was fun and the story is good. i just wish the developers didn't put in one of the crappiest mini games to beat the game. as a side puzzle sure. but to be blocked by RNG ruins the entire game for me. i am glad i got the game for free but even free i want my time back as i have spent to much time in RNG hell and now cant finish.
I'd rather be an old hag than a dead ♥♥♥♥♥
Even though the puzzles pale in comparison to the OG 11th Hour, the game still offers a nice experience. The coin collectibles also add a layer of accessibility if one is unable to find a solution to the puzzles (coins allow you to completely bypass the puzzles) I'm was a little put off by the finale "puzzle" as it does require some strategy, but is heavily dependent on dice rolls. The rest of the puzzles were manageable and not overly difficult if you're heavily into the puzzle genre. The house looked amazing, the cheesey acting was fun to watch, and while the story wasn't exactly compelling it all came together to give a nice trip down memory lane. I was expecting more of the paranormal elements, but there is nothing inherently spooky about the game and it didn't detract from the game play.
Pretty good remake <3
Cool little game. A bit expensive considering its only 4 hours long, but the cutscenes with real actors then polygonized are so well done and endearing, the puzzles are all unique and mostly clear and telegraphed, and the atmosphere is great. maybe get on a small sale.
This game was fantastic. Great new modern take of full motion video combined with 3d. Fantastic puzzles with a good hint system. I highly recommend if you’re a fan of puzzle and escape room games.
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