The Last Crown: Midnight Horror

not much sense. too short. world too small. (spoiler **** ) what is the point of the half done quiz. the rune mark in stove + the rune book = nothing to do.

BARELY a thumbs up. On average I might expect somebody to play this game 2-3 hours then quit out of having long finished the game, or getting bored of it. The big problem is there are few locations to explore compared to other games and it gets old relatively quickly. Even the dialogue trees are often repeated to the point. Only recomended for hardcore point and click fans.

Cool game! It's quite short and takes a bit of experimentation to get through, but it's fun. I find that with many games like these I get irretrievably stuck on certain parts and have to rely on the Internet to see me through. Not so with this one; it's compact enough so that while you do have to put your mind to it, you don't need to solve a stupidly complex mystery to progress. I've noticed that some have experienced issues with the DJ scene. For what it's worth, I personally did not have any problems with glitches. Overall, a great game and well worth the $5.00 price tag, especially around Halloween.

Best way to describe this game is short, very short. While the first game was dark and moody this was more like a cartoon. Playing area is very small with one crime to sort of solve, graphics are poor and don't feel right, ie cartoonish. Hopefully this is a stopgap only and the next installment will be more like the first game. 5/10

Another great point-and-click adventure game from Jonathan Boakes / Darkling Room. All his games are well produced, great fun, and get the brain cells working. Midnight Horror is no exception. Highly recommended.

Really enjoyed this game. There are a few scares, the puzzles/mini-games are great fun. The story is good and interesting. Only problem is I just wanted it to be longer!! Great game :D

3/10 there is effort put in but its just not something I could recommend

Jonathan Boakes is a great games developer from his Dark Fall series, right to the Lost Crown/Last Crown series. His adventure games are so good, well designed, he builds up a nice well designed area to explore with plenty of puzzles, great near photo realistic graphics and great gameplay.

The Last Crown: Midnight Horror is not up to the quality of the previous games. Though I still like the characters, the mood, and the way the game is colored, it is much cruder in attitude; and though the overall story is OK, I found making progress through the story to be difficult. It was often the case that I had to do something I didn't expect in order to trigger the next thing to do. I ended up using a walkthrough to help me complete the game. If you don't play this one, you're not missing anything.

This is a great game! An honnorable sequel so far of "The lost crown" game. Can't wait for more :D