

Family Mysteries 3: Criminal Mindset
Brave Giant LTD · 2020 · Casual, Hidden Object, Tutorial, Point & Click, First-Person
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Very Positive80% · 102
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About Family Mysteries 3: Criminal Mindset
You are Nancy Bradford, a talented daughter of famous scientists who died under mysterious circumstances 20 years ago. Your recent studies, concentrating on mind control, draw attention from a prestigious Neurotech Institute as well as the CIA, which resulted in an unusual offer. Continuing studies within the walls of a top-secret laboratory and getting a huge grant is surely enticing, spying on the other hand sounds like a risky job. Brace yourself as it's just a kick-off for a deadly game!
Third instalment of the Family Mysteries series plunges you into a sea of action, double agents, brainwashed patients, murky experiments, nerds and conspiracy theories. A thrilling example of spy fiction with upfront overtones of X-Files, that should satisfy even the pickiest fans of the genre as the story unfolds at a breakneck pace and keeps you immersed to the very last minute!
Avoid being uncovered, save the mankind and discover the old family secret, which will shed some light on the past!

Third instalment of the Family Mysteries series plunges you into a sea of action, double agents, brainwashed patients, murky experiments, nerds and conspiracy theories. A thrilling example of spy fiction with upfront overtones of X-Files, that should satisfy even the pickiest fans of the genre as the story unfolds at a breakneck pace and keeps you immersed to the very last minute!
Avoid being uncovered, save the mankind and discover the old family secret, which will shed some light on the past!

Features
- Jump into the gripping world of labs, spies and secrets!
- Prove yourself as a scientist and a CIA agent in over 25 minigames!
- Inspect the mysterious research facility visiting 30 locations!
- Hunt for abundance of hidden objects and collectables!
- Discover the cobwebbed family secrets in the Bonus Adventure!
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
Just like its predecessors in the series, this is a very disappointing hidden object game, especially considering what you can normally expect from Artifex Mundi HOGs. It is extremely linear, with only 1-3 scenes available to you at any time and the minigames are pretty much all really easy except one which unless you know your zodiac symbols you are gonna have to go look them up to solve it (then it is easy to solve). On top of that it also very heavily suffers from HOG logic. I don't mind a little bit of it, but it is just too much in this one. I wouldn't bother, there is better HOGs out there. Linux version of the game works without any issues. You can find my review for Family Mysteries: Poisonous Promises [url=https://steamcommunity.com/id/MouseWithBeer/recommended/1225070]here[/url] and Family Mysteries 2: Echoes of Tomorrow [url=https://steamcommunity.com/id/MouseWithBeer/recommended/1247190]here[/url].3 found this helpful
Relaxing hidden object/detective game ... if you like these games, it's worth the small price.3 found this helpful
A lot of HOG games are always a bit contrived in the puzzles, you just kind of have to ignore the logic why there are all of these special locks and puzzles all over the place. But this one is completely insane when you think of what your character does. You start out breaking a key in your closet. The solution? Create an acid and melt the lock obviously. When you arrive at your new job, the driver that took you there doesn't let you in, that would obviously be too easy. Instead you break into one of your presumed new collegues car, steal their tablet, use it as a screen for the broken door camera (just go with it). Later when you arrive at a house, without knowing something is actually wrong, you drill the lock on a car trunk, get a crowbar and break into a window. The lab rat that you are also fight off terrorists and hardend criminals in hand to hand combat, because why not... The quite frankly ridiculos plot aside, this is just a very mid HOG, The puzzles tend to repeat themselves and there are seldom any new ones.2 found this helpful
excellent
Finally, this terrible series has come to an end, and the last chapter does not disappoint, maintaining the sewage level of the entire trilogy. What more can I say, if you've played the previous ones and somehow liked them, you won't be disappointed with this one, but I feel sorry for your low expectations. However, if you're like me, shocked at how ♥♥♥♥♥♥ the previous ones were and didn't make my mistake of buying them all at once, then what are you even doing here? But seriously, I'm really shocked by the level of this series considering its release year, which according to Steam is 2020. Although it might have been created much earlier and the date is just there to deceive people like me. Once again, I rate this part 1 point higher than the first one and probably only because I'm used to this mediocrity, which is not a good sign. [h3]2/10[/h3]
First HOG (suitcase) is not playable at all. I don't know if it is because I'm on MacOS but screen freezes every time on first HOG. Can't quit can't click can't move cursor. Reinstall/restart doesn't work as well. This is the only artifex mundi game with this issue. I wouldn't recommend this one
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