The premise of morphing objects has been seen in previous Mystery Case Files games like Mystery Case Files: Madame Fate and Dire Grove, but this time around they are taken to a whole new level. The great surprise this time around is that the designers have jettisoned the classic "list" type of hidden object scenes and replaced them with something far trickier: morphing objects. Like Return to Ravenhearst, Mystery Case Files: Escape from Ravenhearst plays as a point-and-click adventure with some hidden object elements incorporated. Can you find the missing people and help them and the spirits escape before you go as insane as the Dalimars? Delve deep and find out, although you might need a shower afterwards. Unfortunately you don't heed their cries and pretty soon you and they are "guests" of Charles, traveling through his nightmarish past. However, a taunting package has arrived that lures you back for a third time with the news of mysterious disappearances in the Blackpool area.Īre Charles and his crazy son at it again? You betcha! As you arrive back at the scene of so much evil Emma and her cohorts return as well to help you on your way, although they spend most of their time warning you, you Master Detective you, to turn back.
Playing the master detective, you first freed poor Emma in the original story, then went back and freed her maid and the maid's twin daughters whose spirits were also trapped, burning down the mansion in the process. If you are one of the two people on earth who has never played a Ravenhearst game, here's a brief synopsis: There's this evil guy named Charles who, when thwarted by the love of his life, disposed of her and trapped her spirit in the gloomy recesses of Ravenhearst, his maze-like house. Yes, Charles is back as is his crazed son Victor and they are out for revenge! Now in the newest chapter it's time to escape in Mystery Case Files: Escape from Ravenhearst, the latest adventure/ hidden object hybrid from BigFish Studios. Then you returned to Ravenhearst in, appropriately, Mystery Case Files: Return to Ravenhearst and found even more evil lurking within. That's good- I need to lose weight! Enjoy, highly recommended.It's been a long time coming, hasn't it? First you explored Mystery Case Files: Ravenhearst, that twisted house of horrors. But the Mystery Case Files games lead you onward, puzzle after puzzle, until you realize you've spent half the day playing. For the price, you can't beat this! You can pay $40 for some games that you'll be bored with in ten minutes.
But I love the puzzle s, as demented as they are.
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Who would think (without a hint) to take up swaddled babies, insert them in a machine, in order to get the lock code for a gate? Who would use liquid nitrogen to break a manhole cover? Some puzzles- notably finding the formula for the gas to silence the asylum inmates- require a lot of backtracking. What is both fun and, at times, frustrating about the play is the shear leap-of-logic required to follow the story line and complete the many puzzles. Some of the images in this game remind me of Silent Hill, without all the blood splatter nonetheless it isn't for the squeamish.
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This is one of a series of Mystery Case Files seek-and-find games, several of which focus on Ravenhearst and the demented goings-on at that Blackpool mansion.
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