Unsolved Case: Fatal Clue Collector's Edition

The mini games were all new which is great but some of them I had no idea how to solve, even on easy mode. I didn't even know where to start.

A really fun and enjoyable game. All of the mini games were different (outside of the hidden object finding ones) which was pretty cool. Some of the mini games were very frustrating and weren't put together that well, but I'd score them an 8/10 overall. The hint system and ability to instantly swap between "Easy" and "Hard" difficulties made it significantly more tolerable for the ones that flopped. I liked the story and the characters were fun.

Enjoyed this game! The mini games can be a little tough, but Hint helps you though it.

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great game - until you get hung up on a bug I really liked this game. It's got lush hidden objects sceneries and interesting puzzles and the pace and the difficulty was just perfect for me. I also liked the way too enhanced colours and the hilariously overly serious characters. So, I enjoyed this game very much, until I couldn't proceed. In the third chapter, there was one object you need to proceed, but here it is simply not shown. I realized that, because in a walkthrough video, it was there. It is really a shame that the game becomes unplayable because of one moment of inattentive programming. Either don't buy it or get it on sale, expecting to play two chapters out of four.

As promised a revised review. Do Games support lived up to it's name and after providing my game save they've fixed the bug, so the game no longer breaks if you don't say yes to entering the office in the third case. As for the game itself. It's a relatively short game, with three individual cases that takes about 4 hours to complete depending on how good you are with minigames, which is reflected in the price. The cases themselves were enjoyable for their length, with some surprises around the culprit although you aren't kept in suspense for long. It has some features that are new to me, you're given a choice of entering one extra room in each case, declining doesn't alter the outcome of the case, but you do miss out on some extra mini games info on the motive and achievements. You can also choose to be supportive or not to another character, although this seems to be more of a role-play thing than something that alters the case outcome, as does the psychologist visit after cases. Overall if you're a HOG player it's an intriguing enough way to pass a few hours.