

Chimeras: Mortal Medicine Collector's Edition
Elephant Games · 2021 · Hidden Object, Point & Click, Female Protagonist, Detective, Casual
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About Chimeras: Mortal Medicine Collector's Edition
The children of Ronas have fallen victim to a strange illness. With their condition worsening, you’ve been called in to investigate. What starts as a simple investigation quickly takes a dark turn as you uncover secrets and encounter a dangerous creature of unknown origins! Can you save the children before it’s too late? Find out in this hair-raising hidden-object puzzle adventure!
This is a special Collector's Edition release full of exclusive extras you won't find in the standard version. The Collector's Edition includes:
• Continue your investigation to save one more child in the bonus chapter!
• Enjoy cool wallpapers, soundtrack, and concept art.
• Collect puzzle pieces, morphing objects, and collectible cards!
• Earn achievements.
• Replay mini-games and HOPs.
This is a Hidden Object Puzzle Adventure game, meaning a specific genre of story-driven, point & click adventures. Throughout the game, players are tasked to find a list of objects hidden within a particular scene, and to occasionally complete various mini-games/puzzles.
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
Players appreciate this hidden object game's engaging mystery plot and generally solid presentation, with particular praise for the fun hidden object scenes, challenging minigames, and voice acting. However, common complaints include the game being too short (under 2-3 hours), overly easy puzzles, nonsensical item placement and puzzle design that relies too heavily on single-use items, and a predictable story where the villain is revealed too early, making the remaining gameplay feel pointless.
You are a detective hired to recapture a convicted murderer. Said murderer is accused of poisoning the town’s children and killing his own daughter. But is that what happened? HO scenes are fun, minigames challenging, and the plot engaging. Recommend in the bundle, just for ease of purchase.3 found this helpful
There is a sickness epidemic going on in the town of Ronas, I must find a cure and find out who the real bad guy is. Decent HOG, the puzzles and hidden object scenes were very easy in most cases which made it a chill play. Some good characters to meet and voice acting. I wish the story was longer, a little under 2 hours to play through it. Game is suppose to occur in 1700s but there was a picture of JFK in a scene...time travelers are my guess. Solid wallpaper selection, especially with the trench coat medicine seller guy!1 found this helpful
This one is very bad. Technically it functions, and it isn't one of those timed phone game ports, but it's still not worth playing. The plot is extremely obvious and the villain confesses multiple times but then we carry on doing things for no apparent reason. Then there's the item placement - a HoG gets more marks from me the more sense the locations of items makes. This one had a mystery cache unlocked by a carving which contained a door handle. Which we needed because another door handle had just fallen apart for no reason. Worse than that, the gameplay is really bad. Most of the places where there should be a puzzle there's just another single-use item unlocking another nonsense obstacle, which is pretty normal in HoGs but has been taken to an extreme here. Even when there is a "puzzle", half the time it isn't even a real puzzle. Keep moving these tiles around until they all get where they're going. Okay, is there anything stopping me? A time limit? A move limit? A way to fail? Nope. At least one of them could have been solved by brownian motion.
One of the easier Chimeras game, loved the storyline. Did wish there was a bit more to do but otherwise it was great! Would recommend if it's your first time playing.
I enjoyed the game very much. I am a big fan of the Big Fish Hidden Object games.
3 hours of formulaic click-to-win meh
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