The theme of the game along with the music and the envrionment was good. However, the player feel kind of bit of lost when the items are not quite visible. I know items are not suppose to be visible but I feel like I am starting to play the game in hard mode right off the bat. I still find the game creative. No problems with the controls in my part.
Reviews for "Abandoned Mysteries The Asylum"
Nothing new at all, I don't know what that sound is, sounds like a broken machine or something, but it was very annoying, and as I said, nothing new, a lot of games use collapsed buildings and the like.
Starts off well but is let down by too many small things.
It was good until I had to use the walkthrough to find the fire gems. First and foremost, to all escape game developers, PLEASE make text walkthroughs. It enables you to find things easier, explains puzzle clues. Also, if you link to a video walkthrough, link directly to the Youtube video. At the very least, to the right page, NOT a directory.
I liked the game but here's my hiccups:
Many objects don't stand out and/or are small that I thought there were too many empty, unused rooms. Turns out they contained things like the screwdriver and a drain....
I got the valve puzzle right but because there's no feedback, I thought I got it wrong. You have to go back 2 screens to check if you're correct.
The six-digit memo clue was cruel.
I missed the RULES clue.
By the time I found the diary, I forgot what it was for.
selfdefiant responds:
The problem with text walkthroughs is that not everyone who plays speaks English. Also, it takes much longer to write a walkthrough. I have a directory because there are a lot of game walkthroughs, and if links change I don't have to change the in game link. Thanks.
i heard many kind of good things, but i can't even get past the first click... like seriously, don't make your game THAT hard
i am still giving 2,5 stars because i heard great things from other reviews