Surface: Game of Gods Collector's Edition
Elephant Games · 2017 · Adventure, Casual, Hidden Object
PC
5 user reviews100% · 5
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About Surface: Game of Gods Collector's Edition
From Elephant Games, makers of Mystery Trackers and Grim Tales, comes a new installment in their ground-breaking Surface series!
When your friends, Jim, Kevin, and Maggie, invite you to participate in a paid research study, you jump at the chance. But things take a bizarre turn when you arrive to discover that Jim and Kevin are missing, and Maggie has just been abducted by a horrific figure! A strange game is spread out on the table, and every move could mean certain death. But you have no choice – you’ll have to play to save your friends’ lives… and your own. Can you make it to the end of the Game? Roll the dice and find out in the thrilling Hidden Object Puzzle Adventure game!
This is a special Collector's Edition release full of exclusive extras you won’t find in the standard version. The Collector’s Edition includes:
Uncover the secrets of the mysterious stranger in the bonus game!
Find hidden flowers and use them in the Secret Room
Soundtracks, concept art, wallpapers, and more!
A comprehensive Strategy Guide
When your friends, Jim, Kevin, and Maggie, invite you to participate in a paid research study, you jump at the chance. But things take a bizarre turn when you arrive to discover that Jim and Kevin are missing, and Maggie has just been abducted by a horrific figure! A strange game is spread out on the table, and every move could mean certain death. But you have no choice – you’ll have to play to save your friends’ lives… and your own. Can you make it to the end of the Game? Roll the dice and find out in the thrilling Hidden Object Puzzle Adventure game!
This is a special Collector's Edition release full of exclusive extras you won’t find in the standard version. The Collector’s Edition includes:
Uncover the secrets of the mysterious stranger in the bonus game!
Find hidden flowers and use them in the Secret Room
Soundtracks, concept art, wallpapers, and more!
A comprehensive Strategy Guide
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
✦ AI summary
Players appreciate the puzzle design, atmosphere, and visuals, but feel the game falls short compared to earlier entries in the series due to overly linear progression that limits flexibility and fewer varied activities. Common complaints include forced cutscene waits, character issues, and a score that feels mismatched to the experience, though the bonus chapter reportedly improves the story and character development significantly.
I really loved the first two games in this series and, while this one was fairly good, I wasn't as struck on it as the first two. There were a lot of good points about the game, the atmosphere, appearance and puzzles I can't fault. The only things about it that bugged me a bit were the music (which just felt wrong to me) and the fact that you can't get past some of these cutscene bits with people talking at you without patiently waiting for the game to let you keep going. So I'm not sure why I didn't quite like it as much, personal taste I suppose. And I just wasn't mad about the characters. But, after playing the bonus chapter in the collectors edition, I found myself liking this game drastically more. It really improved the plot and I actually preferred the character. So I would advise anyone purchasing the game to get the collectors edition and play the bonus chapter, as it was really worth it.2 found this helpful
After the other 3 of the Surface series I've played, this came as a bit of a disappointment. It's still a fairly good HoG, and I'm still recommending it as such, but there's an undefinable lack of... something... in this one compared to the others. Here's a quick brain-dump of some of my thoughts: - Compared to the others in the series, it seems very linear. Although you sometimes have quite a few items in your inventory, it's usually the case that only one ever does anything at any given time. The other games somehow seem to mask things so that there [i]always[/i] seems to be plenty to do. In GoG, I frequently (i.e. almost the whole time) was road blocked because a single specific task had to be done to proceed. - Seemed like less variation in the activities you do. In Pantheon there was always something new and different turning up. Here it's the same 'Use item A on location B to do C' or generic HoP D. There were one or two nice moments, but overall the whole thing felt decidedly cookie-cutter. - Far less plausible. The premise is no less realistic than the other games. Yet somehow those seemed to obey a general principle of logical cause and effect. Here you can, for insta…
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