Mystery Night Adventure

Love the story line. The puzzles are just challenging enough to keep it interesting. Having fun with the back and forth movement within the game. Highly recommend for adventure loving enthusiasts.

This was an interesting and slightly unusual game. You must rescue your comatose husband from horrific nightmares and from a creature called the Sandman. You could customize settings. There was an excellent journal provided. The graphics were terrific, and the cut-scenes were exciting. You must travel through portals to save your husband many times over, with the help of an adorable creature named Dreamie. You also have a magical clock to open portals to the nightmares. The storyline was interesting and easy to follow. The gameplay was smooth. At each location you must collect worm-like creatures called betrayers. Inventory was labeled but had no complex items to utilize. The HO scenes were not overly numerous and were basic word lists. The puzzles were a bit simplistic but still enjoyable to play, and there was a decent variety. This game even included a bonus adventure, so it was not an incredibly short game.The only issue I had was that this game didn’t include a map, teleport or otherwise. That to me was unacceptable! Although the game was mostly linear with non-linear components in each nightmare, a map would have been extremely helpful. In addition you could surmise that English was not the developer’s first language.All in all, and for the price of $4.99, this was an enjoyable adventure. I deducted a star for the lack of a teleport map. This game didn’t require any energy or coins. For those of you who like point and click adventure games, you should try this one. The free trial was long enough for you to decide.Happy gaming to all!

I was waiting for lite the version of this one, and it was surprisingly challenging. I did unlock the full game at once though. Later in the game there were some more difficult puzzles that were fun to solve.