Marcella Moon: Killer at the Cove
Hidden Ocean Games · 2023 · Mystery, Point & Click, Old School, Adventure, Atmospheric
PC
3 user reviews33% · 3
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About Marcella Moon: Killer at the Cove
Jack Delmar was a hotel owner and avid diver before he tragically slipped and fell on the deck of his boat. The police have labeled his death an accident, but his daughter doesn’t believe it.
Playing as amateur sleuth Marcella Moon, you have been hired to investigate. Was Jack's death as simple as it seems? Or is one of the residents of La Fortuna Cove not telling the whole truth?
Gameplay features:
Playing as amateur sleuth Marcella Moon, you have been hired to investigate. Was Jack's death as simple as it seems? Or is one of the residents of La Fortuna Cove not telling the whole truth?
Gameplay features:
- First-person point-and-click mystery game
- Follow your hunches as you collect clues and verify alibis
- Explore the sunny Southern California beach town of La Fortuna Cove
- Solve a variety of challenging puzzles
- Find the culprit and choose your own ending!
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
This is a disappointment for the franchise. Nearly unsolvable puzzles, and a downgrade in the ambience. Which is saying a lot.8 found this helpful
This game was so bad I am attempting to get my money back.2 found this helpful
It's a decent little game with very simple graphics. Fairly quick to complete - maybe 4-5 hours? But the mystery is interesting and the solution works. It's got a handful of puzzles within the investigation, and I was able to solve most without a walkthrough. (I definitely needed a walkthrough for one, because I was approaching the puzzle from an entirely different and wrong direction.) Voices were pretty good, and Marcella very much reminds me of Nancy Drew, which isn't a bad thing at all. Low-key but natural sounding dialogue and delivery throughout. My only issue with the game is that when I would save and then return later, it didn't always start up from my save point. So I'd have to replay a couple of segments before going on. But it was never enough to become annoying. Navigation can get a bit clunky, with a couple of items not leaving the screen when you click for them to, but again it's never enough to be a bother. Overall, I recommend it, especially if you're a fan of the Nancy Drew type of point-and-click mysteries. I'm looking forward to checking out more of the series.
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