wheres the 8th clue?
Reviews for "Scene of the Crime3"
Atmospheric, beautifully crafted artwork, and sensitive to the quiet nuances that make adventure games memorable.
However, you absolutely must improve your writing. Grammatical errors and flaws in sentence structure caused profoundly confusing problems with gameplay at several different moments. I was able to "sort of" figure out what I was supposed to do, but the way some of the clues and dialogues were written really left me wondering what you wanted me to know. I play these games for the story, and the writing problems in this game really hurt my enjoyment of it.
Also, this game was too simple- I was looking for a deeper challenge, and a chance to really use logic and deduction to solve the mystery.
Still, it was an enjoyable experience. I look forward to further offerings from Pastel Games.
Alright as point-and-clicks go, but this game was seriously subpar for Pastel Games. It's simpler, sure, but it lost a lot getting there - and the storyline is poor, too!
I was looking forward to play another scene of the crime game- This one was good, but not great. The system is a bit TOO convenient- it counts the number of evidences we can find, connects the notes on the board...it does pretty much everything so that we DON'T HAVE TO DO ANYTHING but clicking on the right spots. I miss using tools and connecting the notes by myself, as in your previous detective games such as scene of the crime 1, 2, or rizzoli&isles.
I'm complaining just because I love your previous works so much. This one also had good things such as awesome artwork and not-so-bad story.
(...and I'm still waiting for Aurora 3...)
Great artwork and a really good storyline. Gameplay was nice and easy. Keep em' commin' :-)