Mystery Of Camp Enigma

Although the graphics looked great in the previews, this game is not great quality.

I feel a little guilty giving this a thumbs-down because it's very clearly a labor of love from a single developer, but I just can't bring myself to recommend this game to anyone, really. The limitations are just too overbearing to ignore. The "story" isn't there; the only plot we get is that our character is summoned to a military base where everyone has disappeared....and that's all we learn for the ENTIRE GAME. There are no notes laying around about the work people were doing on the island, nor are there any clues about where everyone went. The game tries to end on a "to be continued...." cliffhanger but that doesn't work when no new information has been revealed since we started the game. If someone were to pick up and play Part 2 of this game, they wouldn't even need a recap, because we didn't learn anything. Puzzles are pretty good; the person playing this clearly knows how adventure games work and you can expect the usual routine of unlocking safes, finding keys, remembering codes, etc. You'd think a military base would lend itself to rational and logical solutions to locked doors, but nope, it's the ol' "puzzle for the sake of having a puzzle" logic. To turn the power on,…

I had to shut and reopen the game twice to get two separate puzzles to work. It was also very short compared to other games I've played.

it was an ok game - some of the puzzles wouldn't work so i had to go out and come back into the game and as there isn't a auto-save re-do where i was up to. i will probably re-play this game after some time. this game was on special $7.00+ for 3 games so i guess it was worth it.

Enjoyable game demanding puzzles , good story line looking forward t playing next one

Relatively easy bit still fun for a small puzzle game. Two negatives - cannot save progress upon exit (Alt-F4) other than at the finish of a chapter. For those of us with limited color acuity the color coded puzzles were a bother so I had to resort to a YouTube walkthrough to complete them. It would be easy enough to ID each item with a unique graphic as well as a color to rectify this issue.