City Legends: The Ghost of Misty Hill Collector's Edition

Nothing says "relaxing evening" quite like helping angry ghosts move on. City Legends: The Ghost of Misty Hill Collector's Edition is a really enjoyable hidden object adventure with a dark and mysterious atmosphere. The story revolves around cursed spirits that can only find peace through different rituals, giving the game a nice supernatural theme from start to finish. The puzzles and hidden object scenes are fun for the most part, and the overall atmosphere kept me engaged throughout the adventure. My only real complaint is that some of the mini-games don't explain themselves very well. Every now and then I spent more time figuring out what I was supposed to do than actually solving the puzzle. Thankfully, everything is still manageable, and if your brain decides to take a coffee break, the game offers hints and even full solutions to help you out ^^ Considering the price, you also get a good amount of content with both the main story and a bonus chapter. If you enjoy hidden object games, supernatural stories, and relaxing puzzle adventures, this is definitely worth checking out :)

Game froze up when ever I click on the box with 3 gems in the backyard. Had to ctrl alt delete to get out of the game. Not able play any further.

This game is crap. I do not have items to move to the next step and all the hints point me to thing I need but do not have. I am not having fun.

Do Games does as Do Games do. It's another typical game from Do Games Limited, whom I guess have changed their name from Domini Games. This company's games are more difficult than games I've played that were published by Big Fish or Artifex Mundi... and not for good or satisfying reasons. "City Legends: The Ghost of Misty Hill" is constructed like the other Do Games I've played. As I make progress, the playable area grows larger and larger. Rooms have interactions requiring items that I don't acquire until sometimes AN HOUR later. The same applies to items. My inventory balloons with random items that may be useless for a while. With so many rooms and so many items, there's just too much going on. It's not possible for me to keep everything in my head at once. Do Games keep using this design, and it just isn't casual and smooth to play through! I started CL:TGoMH on "advanced" difficulty, but I knocked it all the way down to "casual" to get a tolerable experience. I'd gain a new item that doesn't have an obvious use, then have to backtrack through every available room to find what kind of whackadoodle interaction the item was meant for. It felt slow and tedious t…

yes I would

It's a cool hidden object/puzzle game. Decent story line. Awful voice acting LOL. I enjoyed it though. You can play "match 3" if you don't want to do some of the puzzles or click the hint button to complete the puzzle. I liked that as I didn't understand one or two of the puzzles, but felt very rewarding when I got the puzzles right. If you like hidden object games and puzzle games, give this one a go!