Capture the spirit of a dead witch before she claims another victim!
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I was torn between giving this game a thumb up or down, I mean it does have many good things but it also has a very annoying flaw, and first of all, there is no map. You'll keep going back and forth not knowing what to do, especially if you don't want to use the hint button to get the achievement "Everything is possible - Completed the game without using a single hint" So it was a real challenge. Although I like challenges and achievements, not this way which made me walk like a clueless person at the beginning of this game then realize that I have to work in 3-4 areas, collecting everything from it then walk to the next area to do the same. So there wasn't any backtracking unless you miss something you should've done in the previous area. https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=901415537 The second thing that left me feeling empty, there is NO voice acting at all, not s
Short version: Pros: + Enjoyable gameplay (if a bit too easy) + Simple but solid attempt at a story + Visually interesting (apart from cutscenes) + Solid sound design Cons: - Several annoying puzzles, items to find and objectives - Some presentation flaws (mobile game vibes) "Long" version: Shtriga: Summer Camp is a point-and-click, hidden object game where you play as a woman (my understanding is that she is a private investigator) trying to save a young boy, who has been kidnapped by an evil witch. It was developed by Game Cartel and published by Alawar Casual. Point and click games are not usually something I go for often – on the other hand, the hidden object genre is something I used to downright avoid. I installed Shtriga: Summer Camp on a whim, wanting to play a random game on my account. I ended up being pleasantly surprised, so here are my thoughts. https://steamcommunity.co
I got this game for free so I can't really complain - and thank you to user Lilly for giving it to me! I encountered a showstopper later in the game but the devs emailed me a fix. In saying so, it's probably not worth full price as there's less than 3 hours gameplay. The good Some challenging puzzles Music is subtle and non-repetitive Good visuals HO scenes are logical The bad Too short, less than three hours tops No replay value Some translation issues here and there
Hoo boy, where to begin... You play as a detective hired to locate a boy who went missing at summer camp. Upon arrival, you discover there's been some epidemic and the camp had to be quarantined. And then... Pretty much just chuck the plot out the window. There are clues to some questionable activities that are never fully explored, the quarantine subplot is completely abandoned, and the whole reason you're there is discarded until the very end. The game attempts to provide a spooky atmosphere, which kind of falls flat. Alawar really dropped the ball on this game, despite being the second best (only to Artifex Mundi, which is no longer making HOGs) in the business. The music is passable, but nothing to write home about, and there's no voice acting. Normally that wouldn't bother me, but the game really needed something to break the lack of decent audio. And then there are the puzzles..
Sometimes I can be a weird person. When someone says something is bad, I have a sick fascination to find out why. That’s why I decided to play Shtriga: Summer Camp and while it isn’t a horrible game it sure isn’t a good one. In this hidden object adventure game you play an unnamed female detective who is searching for a missing boy. However, the case quickly takes a supernatural turn and things become more dangerous than initially expected. The game was released in 2014 and it shows; the plot is paper thin, there is no voice acting and there is no map, which is a pet peeve for me. The game does have nice artwork and plays well but it’s an easily forgettable title. A distraught mother seeks out the main character’s help in finding her missing son which leads the player to a haunted summer camp. There isn’t much else to the story besides that, the main character barely has any thoughts
Short version: 41% Shtriga is a storyless string of tedious item hunts and great hidden object scenes, but at least those scenes are good enough to recommend this game to anyone who likes some traditional HOG goodness. Long version: Shtriga: Summer Camp feels like a memory game wrapped in a hidden object game. Unlike most any HOGs, it uses two large hub areas, which means it is easy to get lost among its countless sub-screens and even easier to forget where to use any of the key items. It does not help that there is zero story (there are some notes about missing kids and a witch, but in the end, they lead to essentially nothing), so players feel even less motivated to play hide and seek with the adventure game mechanics. Considering these design flaws, it is a small miracle that the hidden object scenes are incredibly good. They feel a bit dated even for the game’s original 2014 releas
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