Mystery of Mortlake Mansion

Owaaa!!! It's been a while since I've seen such a nicely drawn H.O.G... Or maybe I just woke up because it looked nice. Anyway, everything in here seems rather well crafted for a solid H.O.G. experience. I mean... Even the items were well hidden to a point where it was darn crafty. o.O Except for when it's too dark. I can't see sheet! >.> Also... I ACTUALLY WANTED to do the mini-games!!! They were FUN!!! Yay!!! The only problem I had was with the last Mini-Game. It's freaking LAGGY AS ALL HELL!!! My mouse moved at few frames per second. XD But the rest? Lovely. It's nice we still have games like these... So many good things had been ruined nowadays... So thanks for having something warm and original. :)

I really had a taste in games (and men) as a kid 9/10

Really Really good!! Keep making more like this!! plz

I had a physical copy of this game when I was a kid because I loved collecting mystery and I-Spy types of games during the era in which you could still buy physical games for PC at your local Walmart. I ended up forgetting this game existed until a vague memory sent me on a mission through the lost media Reddits to figure out what the name of that game was. Thankfully, I found it, in all its ancient, low-budget glory, reuploaded to Steam. I bought it again. Played through it with far more efficiency than I did as a child, and enjoyed it just as much 15 years later. The art style is so oddly unique I can't even explain it, really. The background designs are really pleasing to look at and the colors chosen for the I-Spy segments actually present a challenge. Thankfully, the game allows you to request hints that basically point you in the direction you need to go or where that last missing item is. It's hands-off while still ensuring you don't beat your head into a wall trying to figure out what you've missed. The characters are so deliberately vague it feels like the team responsible had "show, don't tell" drilled into their heads, but it isn't annoying because of how quickly t…

Re-release of a game from 2011 that still has a great atmosphere, exactly as I remember it. It has a bit easier puzzles and a simple plot, but the music and the art sticked with me and I randomly rememebered it during the years. I am happy that I was able to play it once again. Tip: If the sizing is incorrect, play it in windowed mode and use Windows magnifier glass.

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