The mysterious Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde

leuk

Pour moi c'est un non... la résolution est mauvaise pis aucun moyen de le changer... la souris sort de l'écran... pas capable de jouer... pas moyen de savoir si l'histoire est intéressante... j'suis déçue

There's nothing like the artwork in these older classic HO games. I love them, compared to the "cookie cutter" neon bright new games. This game has wonderful HO scenes with cleverly hidden items. Sure some can be hard to see and yeah, there aren't the tools some are used to, like zoom or travel maps. The story IS the travel map and as you read the chapters you go from each HO scene to the next, finding clues. There are 5 hints and a hidden potion bottle in each scene to replenish the hints. I am really just enjoying this game a lot--it is a classic and if you like good HO scenes this has them. (Caveat: if you like puzzles, you won't like these. Most didn't work for me (the mannequins, the beams of light) and those that did were very simple. I don't like puzzles so I didn't mind).

This is crap. Not the story of the book, carelessly and cheaply made and sometimes you can't even see something. When I played this game, the Hyde inside of me wanted to break out stronger than ever before.

PROS 🟢 HOP adaptation of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde's story 🟢 Faithful to the original narrative 🟢 A satisfying conclusion showcases Robert Louis Stevenson's work 🟢 Theme-appropriate music like the 2009 Sherlock Holmes film CONS 🔴 No voice dialog reduces immersion 🔴 Dated graphics for a 2020 release, closer to the early 2000s 🔴 High price considering game quality and duration 🔴 Low-res fullscreen only (looks like 720p?) 🔴 Sound settings don't save REVIEW This interactive story with Hidden Object Puzzle (HOP) elements immerses players in the classic world of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde, which is ideal for newcomers or those seeking a refresher. Thanks to Stevenson's skillful storytelling, it stays true to the original story for an authentic experience. Beyond Stevenson's tale, the music resembles the 2009 Sherlock Holmes film soundtrack, effectively evoking Victorian London's gas-lit streets. However, the game has serious drawbacks. The absence of voice dialog hampers immersion. The graphics resemble the early 2000s, not a 2020 release (clarification is needed if it's an early 2000s game). The game forces players into an unsatisfactory low-res fullscreen mode, around 720p. After each start, unsaved sound settings require adjustments, worsened by a loud intro. Additionally, the price is high for the quality and gameplay length. Considering these issues, I suggest this game for those intrigued by Robert Louis Stevenson's captivating Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde story. Gameplay is somewhat lackluster; the narrative is the draw. Beyond that, it lacks value for its price. GAME CONTENT: 1) Use of explicit or offensive language? No. 2) Depictions of sexual content or innuendo? No. 3) Portrayals of drug or alcohol use? No. 4) Depictions of violence, blood, or gore? No. 5) Representation of LGBTQ+ characters or themes? No. 6) Depictions of racist or bigoted behavior? No. 7) References to real-world political or religious events or beliefs? No. 8) Instances of animal abuse or cruelty? No. 9) Depictions of domestic abuse or violence? No. 10) Use of supernatural or occult themes or imagery? No. 11) Use of magic themes or magical imagery? No. 12) Inclusion of jump scares or other frightening elements? No. 13) Depictions of suicide or self-harm? No. 14) Mention of diseases or medical conditions? No. 15) Use of dolls or other toys in a potentially unsettling or creepy manner? No.

short but fun i love games like this

This is a "game" that is a find the items and click them simulator, in a wrapper of a classic novel. The whole story is ripped straight from the book it is "based" on with lack-luster puzzles. Unless you get it for free, it is not worth it. 2 potatoes