Emily in Darkness Review
iPhone App - Designed for the iPhone, compatible with the iPadEmily in Darkness looks like a dark and disturbing adventure, but some bad translation ruins a lot of the mystique.
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Posts Tagged mysteryEmily in Darkness ReviewiPhone App - Designed for the iPhone, compatible with the iPadEmily in Darkness looks like a dark and disturbing adventure, but some bad translation ruins a lot of the mystique. Read The Full Review » Blue Toad Murder Files: A Touch Of Mystery Review+ Universal App - Designed for iPhone and iPadClassically British in appearance and humor, Blue Toad Murder Files is a highly enjoyable whodunnit mystery with plenty of puzzles to entertain gamers. Read The Full Review » Sherlock Holmes: The Awakened HD ReviewiPad Only App - Designed for the iPadIt's rough around the edges but there's an intriguing if flawed adventure game within. Read The Full Review » Masters of Mystery: Crime of Fashion HD ReviewiPad Only App - Designed for the iPadOne of the most enjoyable Hidden Object games in recent times. It has a great CSI style feel to it. Read The Full Review »
Players help Sprill, a fox-looking creature with that’s trying to save its planet by finding a pearl hidden somewhere in the Bermuda Triangle. Sprill will stumble through shipwrecks in the ocean trying to find the pearl. Players try to find objects on various screens to progress through levels and find clues as to the whereabouts of the much-needed pearl. The game includes mechanical puzzles, cute characters, and clever mini-games. Sprill: The Mystery of the Bermuda Triangle is developed by Big Fish Games. Big Fish Games is a developer and publisher of casual games. They’re popular for offering a new game everyday on their website for Mac and PC gamers. Other popular iOS games from Big Fish including Gravely Silent: House of Deadlock and Sleepy Hollow: Mystery Legends. $4.99 ![]() iPad Only App - Designed for the iPad Released: 2012-04-05 :: Category: Games BeyondDead ReviewiPhone App - Designed for the iPhone, compatible with the iPadNavigate a lush sci-fi horror environment filled with reanimated corpses and mysterious. Read The Full Review »
Episode Four, entitled Nobody’s Child, focuses on an event from New Year’s Eve 1999. The battered body of a boy is discovered in an alley and the investigation that follows unearths a case of shocking abuse along with criminal indifference in high places. As before, the player take the roles of both investigators and district attorneys alongside the likenesses of characters such as Lennie Briscoe, Rey Curtis, Olivia Benson and Jack McCoy. Multiple endings are offered depending on moral decisions and the seven episodes will eventually piece together to form a season-wide mystery. Unlike other Telltale Games titles, episodes are available by purchasing the first episode for $2.99 then paying $2.99 for future episodes or $12.99 to unlock the full season. No doubt a bargain for many fans of the iconic TV show. Episode Four is out now. $2.99 ![]() + Universal App - Designed for iPhone and iPad Released: 2011-12-22 :: Category: Games Nancy Drew: Shadow Ranch ReviewiPad Only App - Designed for the iPadCombining gaming with reading, kids get the perfect opportunity to catch up on Nancy Drew's adventures. Read The Full Review » Mystery Ball Review+ Universal App - Designed for iPhone and iPadA handful of neat gameplay quirks separate this physics puzzle game from the rest of the pack. Read The Full Review » The Secret of Chateau de Moreau ReviewiPhone App - Designed for the iPhone, compatible with the iPadThe Secret of Chateau de Moreau puts players in the shoes of suspect-turned-detective Antoine as he tries to discover the truth about his foster father's murder and clear his name. It's a very tight, well-made mystery title that should delight fans of the genre. Read The Full Review » Special Enquiry Detail: The Hand That Feeds ReviewiPhone App - Designed for the iPhone, compatible with the iPadSpecial Enquiry Detail might suffer a little due to the small screen, but it's an enjoyable romp of a hidden object game. Read The Full Review » Cause of Death ReviewiPhone App - Designed for the iPhone, compatible with the iPadInteractive novels aren't the most exciting things for the ADD gaming generation, but Cause of Death is smart, quick, and fun. Read The Full Review » The Jim & Frank Mysteries: The Blood River Files ReviewiPhone App - Designed for the iPhone, compatible with the iPadThis pastiche of a game offers an enjoyable enough batch of puzzles. Unfortunately, they're wrapped in a forgettable and poorly animated storyline. Read The Full Review »
If there’s one thing I love, it’s a good mystery. As I also love iPhone games and, upon learning of 99Games Online’s upcoming mystery/puzzle game, The Jim and Frank Mysteries: The Blood River Files, I must admit: I can’t wait to get my hands on this game: The Jim and Frank Mysteries: The Blood River Files centers around mysterious happenings in the town of Tinyville and leads its main characters, Jim and Frank, on an adventure-filled quest to uncover the mystery that is Blood River. In order to solve the mystery, players will be challenged to solve a series of challenging visual and analytical puzzles while advancing in the game. The game features: The Jim and Frank Mysteries: The Blood River Files appears to be a promising title in a relatively neglected genre. Look for it to hit the app store soon! Screenshots:
Sherlock Holmes MysteriesiPhone App - Designed for the iPhone, compatible with the iPadSherlock Holmes combines some interesting ideas with lame mini-games & unpolished mechanics. It's a mixed bag that is intriguing at times, despite it's many rough spots. Read The Full Review » ClueiPhone App - Designed for the iPhone, compatible with the iPadIt’s time to dust off your sleuthing gear, Mr. Boddy has once again met an untimely fate. Read The Full Review » MystiPhone App - Designed for the iPhone, compatible with the iPadAfter over 15 years of being one of the coolest PC/Mac mystery-puzzle games, the original Myst comes to the iPhone - not a stripped down version of the game, but the full game! Read The Full Review » |