Twilight Phenomena: The Lodgers of House 13 Collector's Edition

[b]Twilight Phenomena 1: The Lodgers of House 13[/b] (Adventure-lite) Options include separate sliders for Music, Sound and Voice, Full-screen, Custom Cursor and Maintain Aspect Ratio. The game actually ran in borderless-windowed mode automatically. Choice of Casual, Advanced or Hard mode (can be changed at any time). [b]Story[/b]: You jump at the opportunity to live in a beautiful mansion at an incredible price, but it soon becomes apparent that this place is not the bargain you'd hoped for. Unease quickly becomes alarm, and there is no easy escape from this nightmare! Despite the storyline, there is really nothing scary about the game. Sure, you run into some disturbing sights, but somehow it never translates to anything more than, "Huh, that's weird..." [b]Journal[/b] entries are semi-frequent, but short, so it's easy to stay on top of the story as you play. [b]Gameplay[/b]: This title is an adventure-lite, meaning that it's everything you would expect from an IHOG, but without hidden object scenes. I always expect to do some illogical tasks, but this game takes you from "Yeah, that would never work," to "Are you frickin' kidding me?" I therefore recommend putting as…

[b][u]Game Information[/u][/b] "Twilight Phenomena: The Lodgers of House 13" Collector's Edition is a Adventure game. The game was developed by ERS Game Studio and published by Big Fish Games Studio. "The Lodgers of House 13" is the first episode of "Twilight Phenomena." Since this is a collector's edition, it comes with extra features that are not available in its counterpart; the standard edition. [b][u]The Game Review[/u][/b] Game Visuals I want to mention that the visuals in the game are nicely done. The visuals can be adjusted in the game's option menu. Game Audio I want to mention that audio for the game is well done. Even though the audio is somewhat simplistic and repetitive. The audio can be adjusted in the game's option menu as well. Gameplay There are four different difficulty game modes to choose from: Casual; Advanced; Hard and Custom. The notebook keeps track of progression in the game. Such as story events and clues. There is no map in this game. The player has to remember where to go in the game. There is a padlock feature that is available to lock the inventory panel in place to make it stationary. There are interactive items in the game. Some of thes…