Mystery Of Rivenhallows
EnsenaSoft · 2016 · Adventure, Casual, Point & Click
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Players have sharply divided opinions on this point-and-click mystery adventure. Those who enjoyed it praise the intriguing premise set in an abandoned orphanage and appreciate the puzzle variety, finding it worthwhile at a low price, while critics complain the game is far too short for the asking price, lacks basic features like a proper exit menu and travel map, and feels underdeveloped overall. The core experience appears thin and brief, making it a questionable purchase unless obtained free or at a steep discount.
[h1] This game is a pooop in my library, have to get rid of it! [/h1]11 found this helpful
EnsenaSoft I see we meet again...............................................9 found this helpful
Mystery Of Rivenhallows from EnsenaSoft is a point-and-click adventure that draws inspiration from classic mystery titles, placing players inside a long-abandoned orphanage steeped in unanswered questions and quiet unease. The premise is immediately intriguing: a return to a once-familiar place now marked by disappearances and lingering supernatural hints. It sets the stage for a slow-burning investigation, inviting players to uncover what happened within its walls, though the experience ultimately struggles to fully realize that potential. The gameplay follows a traditional structure built around exploration, item collection, and puzzle-solving. Players move through a series of pre-rendered environments, examining rooms, interacting with objects, and gradually unlocking new areas. Progression depends on finding the right items and understanding how they connect, which gives the game a familiar rhythm for fans of the genre. Some puzzles require basic observation or logical connections, while others rely on simple interactions with the environment. While these elements are functional, they tend to remain on the easier side, rarely demanding sustained problem-solving or deep reasoni…1 found this helpful
I think this could have been a bit of casual fun but it's wayyyyyy to short and some things like an actual way to exit the game would have been nice. I couldn't find that except if I brought up my steam game window and exit from there. Also maybe a travel map but that wasn't vital. It was just so short so kind of a nothing burger. This one goes in my not worth playing again folder. If you get it for free or it's thrown in some bundle you wanted then play it and it will be a quick play through ( my 2hrs is not based on a straight play through). I know developers need to make some money from these games but honestly I don't think it's worth the 2.99 usd current price for something so brief and uneventful. I think I got this one for free or it was in a bundle or maybe I got it when it was under a dollar, I truly can't remember.1 found this helpful
[h1][b]Not Recommended[/b][/h1]1 found this helpful
I seen some bad reviews on this game and I don't think the're fair. I loved this game and I did find some of the puzzles challenging and easy. So it kept me interested. For 89 cents it was worth every penny. Looking for more games like this1 found this helpful
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