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Mystery Stories: Berlin Nights Review
In case you haven't noticed, the popular hidden object game genre has evolved in three main areas: better stories, higher production values and by weaving in adventure game-lieke puzzles to add more depth and purpose to your work.
Mystery Stories: Berlin Nights succeeds on all these fronts to deliver a lengthy and memorable game experience that's well worth the investment. It's not a flawless puzzler, but it gets a lot right.
Mystery Stories: Island of Hope Review
Mystery Stories: Island of Hope is one of those hidden object games that with a little more tweaking could have been a standout title in the genre. While gameplay shows the occasional flash of inspiration, and the package is attractive enough, the game is hampered by a slew of minor issues.
Animal Agents Review
The little rabbit Fridolin is the latest in a long line of pets to go mysteriously missing in what is becoming a common theme in hidden object game storylines. (Not that we're complaining - only a cruel, heartless person wouldn't jump at the opportunity to rescue cute animals.) In Animal Agents you'll do just that, with the unique option of playing as either Anna or Justin and exploring the story from two different points of view.
