Maestro: Dark Talent Collector's Edition

[b]Maestro 4: Dark Talent[/b] (IHOG) [i]This is a standalone storyline, with a very different style of gameplay than in the first two games.[/i] Options include separate sliders for Music, Sound and Voice, Full-screen, Widescreen and Custom Cursor. Choice of three difficulties, which can be changed at any time. [b]Story[/b]: You've earned a break from your detective duties, and have plans to spend an evening at the opera with friends. What starts out as a pleasant night quickly turns to horror when The Diva takes the stage. Now it's a race against time to save your friends - and the town - from her wicked spell. The story progresses through a series of cutscenes and via notes/clues that we find as we play. We have NO [b]Journal[/b] in this one, but there's only one puzzle that you'll need to remember the solution for, and it's right nearby. [b]Gameplay[/b]: Be on the lookout for some "Collection Items". I'd call them cursed objects, but that term has already been used by a different series ;D They're hard to miss, as they have a moving gray shadow around them. We have an [b]interactive MAP,[/b] which can also used for instant-transport. You'll have to hover your mouse …

Enjoyed it overall. The voice acting was kinda meh but not the worst I've heard. If this seems interesting to you buy it.

good game

This game was the best out of all the Maestro franchise.