Vampire Legends for Pc

I wasn't sure about getting this game because of some of the earlier reviews but i'm glad I did. The graphics are a little cartoon like but that doesn't bother me at all. I like the story and all the mini games fit the Sean which is nice. I also like the fact that it has a transporting map so you are not going back and forth constantly. The clues make sense and I have only had to use the hint button twice. It took me a minute to figure out that in order to go back to the dark room you have to push the bulb next to the hint button but besides that I have found this game to be very enjoyable.

Well, I love vampires "any which way I can get them." This plot is both refreshing and, in my opinion, original since it combines traditional horror with an intriguing murder mystery. You are investigating the history of a sinister family of murderers and their connection to vampires. The strategy of building backstory into the characters' behavior makes them more believable. An example of this perception is Beatrice Lefort, the sole surviving victim of that bizarre string of murders. Her facial expressions demonstrate acute senses of both fear and the anxiety over the possibility of harm striking out at her again, and her diary entries further exemplify these painful, haunting memories. Each location realistically portrays New Orleans in its finest style, such as with the beautifully preserved, mansion-like hotels containing relevant furnishings and decor; the cobblestone streets leading past the stunning architecture of the famous French Quarter, including the balconies that are adorned with intricate ironwork; the eerie above-ground tombs of the historic cemeteries, with freshly planted flowers and serpentine-like vines wrapping around; and a chilling House of Voodoo with spooky shrunken heads, occult-like skeletal remains of animals, and a fortune-telling machine. The graphics are unimpressive in that they are visually washed out and subdued; an overhaul is needed in order to fine-tune the sharpness and clarity of details. The colors lack vibrancy and saturation; the murky, overcast climate creates a fitting somber and dismal mood. You may not customize your settings; therefore, you will be frustrated by sparkles and random-search penalties. The inventory is labeled and interactive; items require assembly. Depending on your mode of difficulty, you might need to vacillate between modes in order to find active tasks. The HOS are comprised of several fashions; they are quite interactive, and they are presented to complement the storyline. I love the one where you find ingredients to create a Gris-Gris over the tombstone in the cemetery. The puzzles are cleverly executed and imaginative, and they suit the actions as you proceed; one such example is the game in the shop where you use a ball to manipulate a series of consecutive actions, such as moving a train along its path. The journal only records updated tasks; reading materials are acquired as you progress. You are given one set of collectibles, and they can be well camouflaged. Overall, this game has an enticing storyline, together with an ample amount of creativity; however, it is short of some desirable features, such as custom settings. Either way, I feel pulled into the storyline like a magnet; and I feel it is worth my time. Side Note: You might not realize that you need to return to the darkroom in order to develop a photo; at times, I did not have to snap a photo before initiating this process. I thought I was experiencing a glitch at one point. The hint, which I rarely use, told me to take a picture of the angel; but the camera would not activate. Before deleting and reinstalling, I returned to the darkroom to walk through the development steps, just in case this worked. A photo of the angel appeared. You can move directly to the darkroom by clicking the small lamp picture to the right of the hint button.

I did like the story behind this hidden object game, but the objects that I was supposed to combine together didn't work often. I would have to tap it several times. Then I would tap an area to go too and it wouldn't work so I kept thinking I was incorrect and I'd hit my hint button to find out I already hit it but it wasn't taking me to that area. Then some of the hidden object games were difficult, I played in casual mode but throughout the whole game not one area or item glimmered or lit up to inform me of where to touch!!! I play tons of these games and this one was in the top five worse ones.

This was a great game with all the standard features like a transporting map, collectibles, and a variety of hidden objects and mini-games. I enjoyed the New Orleans setting, and loved the characters and dialogue. I had no glitches in the main game at all, but if you don't get the ice tongs from the second murder scene in the bonus chapter before you move to the hospital front, you can't finish. Bummer!