Yup.a bonafide double ending that means you have to play the game twice to get each ending. First off, what I really loved about the game other than the slightly tongue in cheek commentary and the good graphics were the storyline and the double ending! The story actually asks you to make the moral choice as to whom to believe and reward! In two enty good.Ī rather short but fun experience never the less. To sum up, a good solid game, plenty to do, plenty places to go and plenty hidden object scenes. The puzzles were not too difficult in the casual mode but increased in difficulty in the expert mode. The graphics were cleanly defined, well drawn and colourful and this enabled the hidden objects to be found quite easily with just an occasional hint required. The music was macabre and eerie but was not intrisive. The dialogue I suppose was mostly needed in the progression of the game but there were a lot of notes, letters, cuttings and snippets of books to wade through as well. The truth had to be sought and the ending selected. The ghost of a little girl who is haunting the mansion has a different tale to tell than the crusty old butler who is being held against his will. Having said all that the game started like so many others, car breaks down in front of old run-down mansion, door opened by an unsavoury character etc, but it developed well with a few quirky twists and descisions to be made and held my interest right through.
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Having played the casual mode first I knew what was coming, where to look for it and how to get there so it was a bit easier. Had I chose the expert mode first it would have been a lot harder, more hidden objects in harder places, harder puzzles and no sparkles to indicate tasks. In choosing the mode to play is up to the individual and it tells you the differences before selecting. I chose to play the casual mode first and obviously chose the wrong ending so I went back and played it again in expert mode and chose the other ending. Two for the price of one This game had a choice of two modes - casual and expert and it also had the choice of two endings. Variety is the spice of life right? LuvBFG56 I purchase a lot of games when BFG runs sales and always have at least 30 games I have not played yet.so I can choose exactly what I'm in the mood for and what I have found I like to do is rotate older and newer hidden object games.then I play some solitare, match 3 or puzzles at the same time. Nothing difficult about the HOS or puzzles.but if you enjoy a good story that is told fairly well, you can't dislike this game too much.especially if you catch it on sale as I did. But there is nothing really 'serious' about this game, the main character uses witty-sarcasm to deal with the inhabitants of the house and figure out the events of the past. So I very much enjoyed this little ghost story, Agatha, the child was hard to figure out.was she a good kid or a little stinker? What about Jacob, was he telling the truth or 'did the butler do it?' Lots of questions to be answered by a guy unfortunate enough to have his car breakdown in front of the old place. I'm such a 'softy' when it comes to children and animals that one of my motto's in life is: 'there are no bad children, only bad behaviors.and this after teaching math to at-risk teens and tutoring younger kids. ALERT: POSSIBLE SPOILER.but more like just a hint Once again.the kid in the story got to me.
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