Mystery Case Files: The Black Veil Collector's Edition
Eipix Entertainment · 2017 · Adventure, Casual, Hidden Object
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About Mystery Case Files: The Black Veil Collector's Edition
Investigate a mysterious illness turning Dreadmond's residents into the elderly in this hidden-object mystery adventure from the acclaimed Mystery Case Files series. Uncover the sinister cause before time runs out, solving puzzles and finding hidden objects while unlocking bonus content including a Paris adventure with young Richard Galloway.
Eipix Entertainment proudly presents the newest addition to the classic Mystery Case Files series!
The town of Dreadmond has been almost abandoned overnight. When you arrive to investigate, you find a strange illness taking over the remaining residents – an illness that makes them age in an instant! Time’s not on your side. Can you uncover the cause, or will you be the next victim? Find out in this sensational hidden-object puzzle adventure!
• Play as a young Richard Galloway and explore Paris in the bonus game!
• Collect puzzle pieces and morphing objects throughout the game.
• Earn achievements and even find special trophies in the Souvenir Room!
• Replay your favorite mini-games and hidden-object puzzles!
• Enjoy exclusive wallpapers, soundtracks, and concept art!
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
Players praise the game's creative puzzles and atmospheric design, with most finding the experience enjoyable and well-executed despite some vague instructions. The main criticisms center around the game's shorter length and a disappointing bonus chapter in the collector's edition, though some appreciate that the bonus content is actually relevant to the story. The game skews more toward puzzle-solving and point-and-click exploration than traditional hidden object scenes, which works well for those seeking that style of gameplay.
I really enjoyed this game. Puzzles can be difficult due to some vague instructions but they can be skipped if wanted.1 found this helpful
Just like others are saying: it is a bit short. But that being said, it's a good one in my opinion!
Okay, so I finished this game several months after I started, so some of this is partly recollection of the first half of the game. I'll start with the con list since it's a fine game otherwise. (I may edit this when I replay the game at some point) [b]CONS[/b]: - The biggest things for me for collector's editions are the bonus games. This one is...really underwhelming. It was really, really short, didn't really help explain anything about the villain, and leaves me with more questions than answers (which would be fine if I got anything else out of it). [b]PROS [/b]: - Overall, pretty fun to play - not too difficult on the puzzles for the most part, and the multi-step ones are great. - Cutscenes are nicely done. So are the goddess of death and settings designs. - The setting is pretty moody and doesn't let that go. - Some of the themes/topics are a bit darker than I expected for a MCF game (though to be fair, I've only played a handful at this point). But getting [spoiler] stabbed in a cutscene from first person POV, seeing the villain stab a tied-up man to death in the bonus game, and having the villain treat the Master Detective like a child he raised (and supposedly mani…
Definitely one of the weirdest HOGs I've played but I liked it. Unusual subject and puzzles that sometimes revolved around the theme. There's a really messed up bit with a lobotomy that I didn't appreciate, not cool. But overall, I liked it. The bonus chapter is actually relevant and interesting.
Game does not have as many hidden object scenes as other games in the series. This title is primarily a puzzle, point-and-click game. If that's the sort of game you're looking for however, then it does those things competently.
Very good game, puzzles are excellent.
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