Grim Tales 25: Find Objects

I’ve been pretty critical of Elephant Games over the last couple years because I felt they weren’t living up to their earlier potential, particularly with games like Detectives United. But this game makes up for a lot. It’s very good and lots of fun — interesting story with a good coherent through line, engaging hops and puzzles. I won’t ruin the ending for those that haven’t played it yet but I thought it was a brilliant way to move on. It’s nice to see EG returning to form. UPDATE: I took away one star for a simple but important reason. The written text is often several sentences and contains important information but they flash by too quickly. Some of us need a bit more time. A repeat button would help us slower readers while not holding up the fast readers.

I enjoyed playing this game,I really came to Like David Gray,I wish he would return again and Not in skeleton form.

This was a terrific game. It was lengthy and exciting. The inventory WAS labeled. The map marks were correct. The storyline was interesting, because for once it’s not about Anna, but Richard, her sardonic father and his story! The gameplay was fast-paced and addictive, there were some unusual inventory tools, and some new puzzles and games. The only issue I faced was a lack of touchscreen sensitivity on the gameplay interface, making it difficult to manipulate certain mini-games. My actual rating will be 4.5 stars. Great job, Elephant!