

Final Cut: Homage Collector's Edition
Eipix Entertainment · 2017 · Adventure, Casual, Hidden Object
PC
6 user reviews83% · 6
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About Final Cut: Homage Collector's Edition
From the developers who brought you the Hidden Expedition series
…Eipix’s dramatic continuation of the Final Cut story line! A serial killer calling himself “the Director” has targeted your father’s movie legacy for his magnum opus, and he’s cast you in the starring role.
Your father’s projector appears again as a game-play feature, allowing you to switch between real-life scenes and the Director’s movie sets. Save your family from certain death as the Director tries to immortalize them as works of “art.” Beat him at his game of cat-and-mouse. And uncover the Director’s true identity before the final credits roll!
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:
Play role-reversal as the detective in the bonus game!
Collect old-school clapperboards hidden throughout the game
Use the available Strategy Guide
Win cool achievements
Get wallpapers, concept art, and soundtracks
…Eipix’s dramatic continuation of the Final Cut story line! A serial killer calling himself “the Director” has targeted your father’s movie legacy for his magnum opus, and he’s cast you in the starring role.
Your father’s projector appears again as a game-play feature, allowing you to switch between real-life scenes and the Director’s movie sets. Save your family from certain death as the Director tries to immortalize them as works of “art.” Beat him at his game of cat-and-mouse. And uncover the Director’s true identity before the final credits roll!
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:
Play role-reversal as the detective in the bonus game!
Collect old-school clapperboards hidden throughout the game
Use the available Strategy Guide
Win cool achievements
Get wallpapers, concept art, and soundtracks
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
✦ AI summary
Players have mixed feelings about this third installment, with some finding it enjoyable with solid gameplay, puzzles, and humor comparable to previous games, while others feel it's a step down from earlier entries due to a predictable story, poorly written dialogue, and an unoriginal villain concept. Technical issues including save file corruption and auto-quit bugs frustrate some players, though the game's core mechanics and production values generally receive praise from fans of the series.
This third installment was nowhere near as fun a game as the first and second games. The second was the best of the series so far. This game had a very stupid and predictable story. Some bad guy calling himself The Director is inspired to commit murder and calls it art. Yep, haven't heard that one before. We are treated to a bunch of recordings of this godawful community college acting major spouting nonsense with this forced sinister sneer in his voice. It was so obvious who he was from the very beginning. The dialogue seemed to be written by the non-English speaking wing of Big Fish because some of the comments made by our heroine were inane and inappropriate at times. And the story itself was not well thought out. The murderer's goal was to tarnish the name of the great director Morton Wolf by framing his daughter for murder. However, his plan had absolutely nothing to do with Wolf beyond framing his daughter for a murder. How would that tarnish a great director's name when he's already been dead for years so is not around to see it? Even the way the guy was going to frame the daughter was stupid. Um, YOU are the one trespassing and had a gun on you. How did you think that was …2 found this helpful
Average buy on sale
Keeps very much at the same level as its predecessor with new locations and a new antagonist
This is Eipix at their fun best. I actually laughed out loud, right from the beginning joke to the end of 'how they made the game'. Great story line with all the Eipix trimmings, the souvenir room etc. Would have got all the achievements if I could have finished a HOP in 30 seconds and although you can find missed morphing objects in the extras it doesn't record the time. Keep your eye on the clapperboard collectables light or the map as the guide is not in order. I would love to work for this company. They so obviously enjoy making these games
Game play is fun and the puzzles are nice, but the game is buggy. An auto-quit event corrupted my save file so that no progress was saved beyond that point. I left the game open so that I could finish it but it auto-quit again right before the end. Very frustrating. Guess I won't see how it ends out (I am not repeating 2+ hours of game play a third time...!) All in all I would still recommend this game, and the series as a whole.
this great game for mysteyr fans
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