Mystery Case Files: Return to Ravenhearst
Mystery Case Files: Return to Ravenhearst
Casual
PC
By: Big Fish Games
Jackal
Senior Content Writer
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The Good
- Better integration of puzzles, storyline, and exploration than standard hidden object games
- nice artwork
- effectively haunting atmosphere
- rich orchestral soundtrack.
The Bad
- Over-reliance on arbitrary puzzle challenges
- off-putting character commentary
- inconsistent interface issues
- &ldquo
- hints&rdquo
- are often all-or-nothing.
Our Verdict
Good
A solid adventure that is generally enjoyable, though it lacks enough polish or ambition to recommend without caution.
You may not want to live there, but the return trip to Ravenhearst offers a little something for casual gamers, puzzle lovers, and adventurers alike.
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