Mystery Island：Enigmatic Painting
TAPROMANCE · 2025 · Adventure, Point & Click, Interactive Fiction, Puzzle, Mystery
PC
3 user reviews33% · 3
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About Mystery Island：Enigmatic Painting
Unravel the mystery, explore the shadows lurking within human nature!After a difficult journey, Ada has found her sister and officially become a detective. Various cases soon follow. This time, Ada is hired by a painter's wife to search for her missing husband, Ben, within a castle on the remote Island. Yet, this ancient fortress, filled with strange paintings, hides far more than the truth behind a disappearance case—The twisted father-son relationship between the adopted son Jared and the castle's master, Frank... the conspiracy behind the butler's bizarre death... the hallucinogenic drug coveted by a mysterious organization...Amidst layers of shocking twists, the darkness and complexity of human nature are quietly rising to the surface.Key Features:
- Immersive Suspense Thriller: A tightly woven plot full of suspense. From awakening with amnesia to uncovering the truth, each twist will shatter your expectations!
- Mind-Bending Puzzles: Break through illusions, collect crucial items, search for clues – piece together the fragments of truth with your wits.
- Classic Aesthetic Experience: Immersive visuals and sound design perfectly recreate the castle's haunting atmosphere.
- A Fatal Misunderstanding: How did an invitation addressed to the wrong name and an undelivered painting lead to a tragic father-son rift?
- Deceptive Identities: Nothing in the castle seems certain. Who is impersonating others in the shadows?
- The Ultimate Twist: The castle's treasure is undeniably alluring, but is this truly the goal of the treasure hunt?
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
✦ AI summary
Players criticize the game for its obvious AI-generated content, including poor voice acting that is frequently out of sync, broken English dialogue, and AI-created graphics and sound. The gameplay relies on traditional point-and-click mechanics with static scenes, but lacks quality-of-life features like a hint system or clear visual indicators for interactive elements, making progression frustrating when players get stuck. Despite a reasonable premise and some effort in presentation, the overall execution and high asking price relative to the content quality make this an experience most playe
[h1]AI Created and it shows![/h1] This game has most obviously been created using AI and it shows. The graphics are reasonable but I suspect have been created by AI as well. The sound design is ok but could be better. There is no hint system that I could find, other than a banner at the top left of the screen detailing what should be done next. The voice acting is deplorable with the English at times not making sense and and has most obviously been voiced by AI. The voices themselves are usually out of sync with what is on screen when the protagonist is talking, as well as with other characters. I completed the first chapter and that was enough for me. I paid £5.00 for it but that is too much and should be a free game at least. I would suggest you avoid this one.24 found this helpful
This second entry in the series tells a completely new story in a new setting, so you can jump in without having played the first game. In short, it follows Ada, a young woman who previously rescued her sister and was inspired by that experience to become a detective. Her latest investigation concerns a missing painter, but the game opens with Ada waking up in a bedroom, unsure of how she got there or what her objective is. The gameplay sticks closely to traditional point-and-click mechanics, and since nothing has really changed since the first installment, most of my comments still apply. You explore static scenes by clicking to uncover items, inspect details, or transition to other locations. Because nothing in the environment is highlighted, progression depends heavily on careful observation and a fair bit of trial-and-error clicking. This lack of visual guidance can be frustrating, especially when progress is blocked by a tiny hotspot you didn’t notice. The game occasionally helps by deactivating hotspots you’ve already used, but this isn’t applied consistently across all rooms. Item management is handled cleanly. You never carry an overwhelming number of objects, and most so…1 found this helpful
It reads like a translation that was not looked over by a native english speaker. There is no hint system for when you get stuck. There is no indication for what parts of the environment you can and can't interact with.
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