The Unseen Fears: Ominous Talent Collector's Edition

This is a very refreshing hidden objects game. The artwork is fantastic, the music is outstanding and the story is not bad. You play as Nathaniel, a supernatural detective. He arrived in Rome and received a request to find a missing art critic. The first stop is Alsonso's Exhibition. I liked the story, but the voice-over is a little underwhelming. https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=2945920161 The artwork is really good, it has some details and nothing too cluttered, it is like visiting an ordinary world. The characters' designs are good as well. The music is the most impressive, especially the main menu music. The hidden object scenes are varied between finding a specific written list or arranging a closet, or following a journal-specific word. Each hidden object scene is different from the others. The boss fight was amazing and unique. https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=2946069202 I liked the puzzles, some of them are new to me and a little bit challenging. There is a fast-traveling map to help you move from one place to another, and an indicator to tell you if there is an action to be done in that area. You also have the option to find '…

This was a fun game. Wish it was longer than 3 hours from start to finish.

There was a lot for me to enjoy here. I liked the detailed artwork and the modern scenes. I enjoyed the story and the large amount of puzzles and collectables. It was longer than many other games at this price point. I found it to be good fun and good value.

Still playing. it just glitched out...but i've been playing for hours so no complaints. Very long and very interesting. Graphics are GREAT!! Very realistic. VOs are also great. Collectibles kind of super easy but other than that zero issues. LOVE IT!!!

The game's alright. the art and visuals were fantastic and the story was decent. It kind of felt tedious to play because it seemed like I had to be /precise/ when clicking on or dragging something...The hidden object scenes were varied between looking for stuff based on a list or looking for things that matched words in a journal entry. There were a few puzzles that I didn't really understand and the instructions were vague so they were kind of challenging. Also there were a few things felt like they were thrown in for the sake of having more stuff for the player to do... Like at one point you need to clear a ladder so you can climb in through a window, but you can just click the window and get in anyways??

Short and quaint game with a nice art style and music accompanying light puzzles and hidden objects gameplay.