Black Viper: Sophia's Fate

This game suffers from the lack of direction and a flawed Hint option that doesn't help. Instead of giving you a hint of what to do next, it will majority of the time falsely direct you to a room you can't interact with or directs you to use something you've not completed to use. Sometimes it sends you through a loop of the same rooms over and over, making it difficult to tell what room you need to interact with. I gave up when you're meant to find several keys to a statue, but the hint system doesn't point out where the keys are or which room to use, it just keeps sending you back to interact with the statue that still needs the keys to function. Items on the screen are mostly difficult to tell apart from the other objects and backgrounds. I tried scanning what I felt was the whole area, but there still was no sign of the last two keys I needed. At this point the cursors ability to zoom in on rooms broke, which made it more difficult to try and find the missing keys.

Now hidden object games aren't that great to start with - but this one, oh boy.

Not a casual game While it has some elements of a casual game (hidden object scenes etc.), all these elements are messed up. The gameplay is confusing, the help button often times not helpful. The developpers were focused on the "character" "Black Viper: Sophia". They wanted to make something totally hot and cool, and the result was something boring and disgusting.

This game could have had so much potentials. Great graphics, but...... Clues once you clicked on them you can't read them again. Hidden objects are hard to find and you have to do some actions that has no logic or had a clue given to them. If you are using a laptop (like me) you have the disadvantage of not having a mouse scroll to zoom in and out of the search areas. No voice over, no map no guide. Looks good, plays bad.

Bad interface, poor construction, the worst hidden object game I have played so far. The only way I could complete much of the game was with the help of a you tube walk through. Graphics were either miscolored or so small I couldn't see the objects using a high def 50 inch screen.

This game doesn't make any sense whatsoever and is in fact insane. Like "lock the creative team in an asylum" type of insane. It's quite the experience if you stick with it. I'd recommend it if it weren't for the janky gameplay. Half the time you'll have no idea what you're even doing and outside of HOG scenes the hint system is useless. Also an IMAX sized screen is required to find a lot of the items. First time playthrough: 3 hours 12 minutes 4/10