Detective Club 3: Find Objects

This game was lacking in the hard work that went into the other two. I would say it was pretty good objective wise and was lengthy. But it still had a lot of issues. First no voices? Blah story scenes that didn’t make sense sometimes. Maybe I’m just too early and this is a beta version? I really hope that’s the case and the company team plans to fully finish this game. It was clear the scenes were created from AI. It was awful. Also a few glitches in hidden objects where things like a wig didn’t fully disappear and looked like it just faded a little. And objects that reappear in the inventory after use and follow you around for the entire game till the end when they are no longer needed. This game was a little bit of a hot mess. I’m hoping for a re-release with the actual scenes, fully flushed out, and the bonus level like normal. $15 was a little too much for an unfinished game. Nice attempt, but lacking.

I’ve loved all three of these games and I thought this one was the best of them. I’ve already played it twice! I had zero issues with downloading or gameplay so I can’t speak to anyone else’s issues with that. I know the “No speaking” gets on a lot of people, but it just isn’t a deal breaker for me. The game was long with good graphics and a great storyline. Thanks!

Great news, everyone! Friendly Fox has released a new game in one of our favorite series. It’s Bridge to Another World: Fate. It looks fantastic! Purchase, play and enjoy once you have completed this circus adventure. On to the game. First, I have always loved carnival and circus-themed games. This detective adventure was lengthy, and had gorgeous graphics. The storyline involved hypnosis and mind control. There was a plethora of varied HO scenes and mini-games. Each location had a multitude of interesting tasks to accomplish. Unfortunately, the game was extremely glitchy! The first glitch was when you acquired and use two eyes, one of them returned to your inventory. Luckily it did not affect the outcome of the game. The next issue was that text did not remain on the gameplay interface long enough to read it, so certain nuances of the game were a bit lost. However, the worst issue was the deplorable lack of touchscreen sensitivity on the gameplay interface! It was so poor that I had trouble obtaining inventory objects and applying them, as well as combining items in the HO scenes. This ongoing problem absolutely detracted from my enjoyment of the game. Save for this unpleasant issue, the game was creative and entertaining. Domini really needs to heighten the touchscreen sensitivity to allow for optimum enjoyment!