The Wisbey Mystery

It's less than 90 minutes long and riddled with terrible translation errors. If you care about cards then you can idle for the rest after you beat the game. If you care about achievements, they're all on one playthrough and from the story as you play.

not good, it's laughably bad

I've play a LOT of HOG's, and I know most of them don't really have a great story, but this one was really bad. Really bad. No story whatsoever... It feels extremely rushed, no effort was put in the story imo. It also has a LOT of spelling mistakes which really bothered me during the game. The artwork is okay though. But no, not a fan of this one...

ok

Everything about this game is atrocious! Having said that, it's also quite funny. Hidden object games suffer from all sorts of issues at the best of times - poor story, items disappearing after one use that could be useful later (and usually are), names just being flat-out wrong, too much going on at once, not enough going on at once, nothing makes sense, stuff is too easy, man I could go on all day but you get the point. This game manages to do all that. Don't ask me how. It's so bad it is almost comedy gold. Characters are voiced, and they say some ridiculous things. There is some poor grammar and spelling in the game and it even shows through with the words they speak. Even the story, at its most basic level, makes no sense. Items are randomly sewn inside chairs and dolls, you have to bash a makeshift wall down with a mallet when the other side of the room is an open window - oh, but I forgot to say you had to solve puzzles just to get in the house in the first place. Oh, and there's that verandah entrance as well... *facepalm* So, having established the epileptic level of randomness this game is, the question remains... do you want to play it? Don't worry about the achievements, you'll 100% it guaranteed just by finishing the game. Grab the popcorn and strap yourself in, it's gonna be a wild ride...

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