Mountain Crime: Requital

nice HOG game worth to try it if you like this kind of games.. you are doctor that is called in the middle of the night to take care of a patient in a hotel.. story starts from there.. i also found this game in store with another games if you search for "Hidden Object Bundle 5 in 1"

This is a very old game, voice acting reminds me of the first RE game lol. Gameplay is actually very straightforward, barely any puzzles that take effort and poring over. But I have fond memories of playing this when I was young and the story does leave a lot of hints around so you can piece it together yourself.

This game crashed on me innumerable times, particularly during cut scenes and after solving puzzles. I plodded through it but it was laborious. I did like the colorful artwork and the puzzles were intuitive yet challenging but this is an older game with some unresolved issues.

Got this hidden object game on sale for a very inexpensive price, and it ended up being one of the best HOGs I've played. The character animations are lacking (in an amusing way) and the story is formulaic, but the background art and actual gameplay have a nice level of polish.

This was a very bad experience. While the visuals were very good, everything else about the game was not. The voice acting was very sub-par, the HO puzzles were weirdly structured, and the story was nonsensical (especially the atrocious ending). There are so many better HO games out there, do not waste your time with this one.

The story follows a doctor who rushes to a mountain hotel after receiving a disturbing call from a patient. When he arrives, the hotel is mysteriously empty — until the phone in the patient’s room starts ringing. When he answers, someone tells him: “The game has begun.” Moments later, a scream echoes through the corridors… and everything begins to unravel. From that point on, people start dying one by one, with a mysterious figure always one step ahead, taunting us — “Who’s next?” It gives strong Agatha Christie – And Then There Were None vibes. For a 2011 game, the visuals are surprisingly beautiful and the atmosphere hooks you right from the beginning. The puzzles are mentally engaging, and the hidden-object style is quite innovative — I had never seen this approach before. There’s a map, but although it shows where actions are still needed, it doesn’t let you fast-travel, so expect a bit amount of backtracking. My only real disappointment was the ending — far too abrupt for the mystery it had been building.