Detective From The Crypt

Great game, classic P&C detective adventure, lots of cozy locations, lots of objects, 80% of the time their placement made sense, a few were obscure, cozy cat to give you little hints, lots of characters, great dialog, just the right amount, graphics were great like the Lucas era games, story was decent, some mystery. A couple of times I didn't know what to do next even with the cat. I had no clue I could solve it until i read a walkthrough. Overall a good decent cozy game.

This was... Not rage inducing. Actually, I really like the pretty sceneries and being a long-haired ghost lady. We also get a cat, so that makes the score go up by 100x in itself. Gameplay... Well... Some things I felt were trial and error. I still wasn't sure why we had to shove candy at the Mason to make him do his thing... Did I miss something? Eh. Everything else came with clues/hints. If you could pick up on it. There are... FIVE endings. But ONLY ONE is a "Good One". I don't know what else to say. Just meow. Oh and the story/mystery was enough to bring all the Five Endings together. It worked.

Fun little puzzle game

a delightful little 'who dun it' which the added treat of being a ghost. Thoroughly enjoyed.

Detective From The Crypt is a charming point-and-click mystery adventure developed and published by BOV that blends supernatural storytelling with classic detective gameplay. Set in a gothic Victorian-inspired world, the game places players in the role of Jane, a young girl who awakens after death inside her family crypt. Rather than accepting her fate, she sets out to uncover the truth behind her own murder and the tragic deaths that have affected her family. Accompanied by a loyal ghost cat, Jane begins an investigation that gradually expands into a larger web of secrets, suspicious characters, and hidden motives. What immediately makes the game appealing is its unusual premise. Solving crimes as a ghost creates opportunities for creative storytelling that separate it from more traditional detective adventures. The narrative mixes mystery, humor, and supernatural elements in a way that remains engaging throughout the journey. As Jane explores her surroundings, she encounters a variety of eccentric characters, restless spirits, and unusual locations that add depth to the world. The story continuously introduces new clues and revelations, encouraging players to keep pushing forwar…

[h1] A bit finicky and monotonous [/h1] [h3] Summary ; TLDR [/h3] A [b]less than 3 hour[/b] game with some quality of life mechanics that are unfortunately for me outweighed by annoying (not game breaking) mechanics. The story itself is decent until the ending and this game has very [b]poor transcription to English[/b] which effected overall story and even clues (by generally being unhelpful). Some items and clues had weak logic to them and made it less satifying to progress and determine "whodunnit". Nice graphics and audio. I'd recommend if it's on sale if you're really wanting to add this to your repotoir. But you're not missing out on much. [h3] Game play [/h3] My main qualm over this game. The [b]walking whether it be a/d or point and click is disgusting[/b]. If you use a or d she will stop after a brief period rather than it being fluid so I found myself just constantly tapping it. That and the pausing seems to be ranged based, so [b]you'll move from A to B, NO INBETWEEN[/b] so you might as well use point and click. [b]Point and click walking is just as horrible[/b] not only do you have to keep clicking but if there are items in the forefront you'll probably be clicki…