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I never thought that I'd enjoy this game especially after being disappointed from the second part of the series. This third part is surprisingly good. The beginning is like the previous game, Dawn received a phone call but this time she was called to investigate the death of a woman and disappiarance of her child. Naturally, demons are involved in this case but there is something very important Dawn discovered about her past. The artwork improved drastically from the last two games, the color scheme and animations are good except for the opening cutscene which also gave me an unexpected jumpscare. https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=2055140530 I enjoyed the varieties of the hidden objects scenes and puzzles, while they are quite average and easy, they were enjoyable. The fast traveling map helps a lot with the backtracking, there are three different locations which
When it comes to hidden object games I admit to being a little bit picky. I enjoy a mix of a good story with good gameplay, quality audio and visuals also help but if a game lacks in that department I can forgive it. Demon Hunter 3: Revelation is the third in this series and so far I haven’t been fully impressed with the titles. The first one I didn’t enjoy much and the second was fun but could have been better, I wasn’t sure what to expect from this title. Thankfully, I was pleasantly surprised, and I found it to be the best game in the trilogy. While the story is still the weakest point, the game is overall a good package. You don’t need to play the first two to enjoy this installment but it can’t hurt to be up-to-date on things. The main character is once again Dawn Ashmore, an orphan with mysterious red eyes who works as a demon hunter. The story is set twenty five years after her f
Short version: 60% Everything about Demon Hunter 3 is pleasantly decent, like its hidden object scenes, story, or artwork… but somehow the result is still entirely forgettable. Long version: When I finished playing Demon Hunter 3: Revelation, my impression was that it is insultingly short, but at least it did its job. If you buy it, expect around two hours of pleasant hidden object gameplay, but also something you will forget by the next day. It seems like as if the main direction in the game’s design was to meet basic expectations but nothing more. The story uses the most common elements: you are looking for a kidnapped child through a set of usual fantasy scenery. The hidden object scenes feel more like a randomised asset collection than in most games, but at least this makes them challenging enough to be fun. The puzzles are the same we saw in dozens of other games on the SPARK engi
If you like Hidden Object Games (seek and find, puzzles, point and click), then games from Artifex Mundi are for you. System Info & Performance Report Operating System Ubuntu Linux 14.04 x64 CPU AMD FX-8350 GPU GTX 750
Listen, if you like HOGs and Artifex Mundi and the Demon Hunter series, you will get it no matter what I say. There's nothing wrong with it. I just can't actively recommend it. If I was kind of a big deal, like a famous Karaoake singer maybe I'd give it a thumbs-sideways. It used the same objective-- find the missing eye of a statue-- in about 6 different rooms. This is like the lazy opposite of bat-logic: I may try a play-through where I just collect all the eyes and then solve 6 different puzzles at once. Edit: I wrote the review after finishing the base game. I forgot that there was a bonus game. The difference between my review time of 5 hours and the current time of 5.4 hours is because the bonus HOG only took 15 or 20 minutes. So my review stands: not enough HOG for the buck. Get it on sale or not at all.
Here's the last chapter in Dawn Ashmore's story. After finding why her adoptive father died and defeating twice Ragnar, Dawn was called by her friend, Officer Brown (who was trying to arrest her in the previous game), to investigate a supernatural disappearance and find a little girl with red-eyes too. Revelation will give answers to Dawn: who were her parents. Artifex Mundi is publishing this trilogy on Steam but remember how it began: the first game was plagued (and still is) with bad translation. But the second game corrected everything, apart that there were some plotholes. Revelation is set 25 years after the first game and 5 years after the second one. Dawn lost her precious amulet but she's still good with magic. However, the story is badly written: while the idea of discovering Dawn's real past is nice, the rest is just non-sense. You don't know why Officer Brown was kidnapped,
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