Mystery Trackers Darkwater Bay for Pc

Once again a short and pricey game from elephant games and BIG FISH. Yes this is a big fish game - I did a search through big fish this time and the elephant games are popping up through them. So - the 6.99 price tag is a Big Fish choice. I have been having issues from the start with the price of these games but have been wanting to support the developers. So I have been buying some of them (as opposed to all of the less expensive games). I think I will be stopping now - knowing that it is actually BIG FISH that is getting supported - the same company that left us high and dry - fired a third of their staff- and upped all their prices. This review is also based on the shortness of the game etc. I appreciate reviews that are actual reviews rather than 5 stars just because a game was released. I base my reviews on storyline, graphics, enjoyablity, genre and yes- price. I didnt get much into the game on this one but felt that I should educate that elephant games is actually Big fish. Also this is my review. Please don’t criticize peoples reviews if you dont agree with them. Many of us may find them helpful or may agree with them. This is an open forum for any of us to voice our opinion on the game!

Message to Catalina: don’t tell me what to do. Considering how numerous people on here converse, that’s some nerve. I’ll put what I want, when & how I feel like it. I’m an adult, not a child. I don’t tell you how to review, please give me the same respect. And I say that with peace & love! I love this series but I won’t pay $6.99. Please consider releasing your games at a reduced price for a couple days. I’m sure you will find you will make more, due to the fact more people will buy it. Some money is better than no money. The people who play this genre are dedicated, yet I believe many others feel the same after reading reviews on other games you’ve previously released. All that being said, I do APPRECIATE you continuing to release games! I just wish the price was one I can justify paying! So regardless...THANK YOU!

Beautiful scenes with puzzle pieces and morphing collectibles to find. That cute helper elf is back along with interesting water scenery that has lots of detail. Hogs, my favorite, are numerous and fun. 1 off for having to start over. Don’t know why it happened but it’s one thing that frustrates me. Keep them coming.

Get ready for a unique oceanic adventure, as you travel deep within the ocean's depths to the lost city of Atlantis where you investigate the disappearance of a scientist who found a powerful artifact. Even though the storyline suggests a rehashed theme, my attention was maintained by the undersea concept, and I enjoyed the plot as it progressed. However, I do wish that more of the storyline took place underwater. Some of the illustrations are attention-grabbing, depicting fascinating changing environments. I am captivated by the schools of multi-colored fish and sharks swimming around the glass-paned windows of an underwater facility; the rugged jungle with imposing totem poles, gaping alligators, and waterfalls spouting water over moss-covered cliffs; and the underwater world of the Atlanteans, with the scattered ruins of columns and pillars resembling Ancient Greek architecture. Character interaction is minimal, especially with the villains whose roles needed some more development. I loved meeting the fantastical sea creatures who exhibit distinct amphibian-like appearances. The HOSs are thematic, using items relative to a marine-oriented environment. They comprise various interactive types that are creatively executed. A few of the scenes give a panoramic view, as you extensively scroll either to the left and right or up and down to find items. The varied puzzles are fabulous and highly entertaining. Some of the puzzles are multi-layered; for example, the solution to one puzzle initiates a subsequent puzzle. Some were challenging, such as the one in which you place the stars into the slots by manipulating hooks and control buttons. The collectibles are underwhelming; I wish I could have put a jigsaw puzzle together with the pieces, as well as read some informative details about marine life. The only glitch I encountered were some touch sensitivities when interacting with inventory. I enjoyed playing this game, even though it is not extraordinary. But I will not overlook the fleeting playtime and unacceptable length. I cannot not believe how short the game is, particularly the main game. I've been reading the reviews of the other games by this developer, and I see that the brevity of their games is prevalent. Even though I appreciate the work that is being effectuated by some reviewers — via contacting developers and informing us about upcoming games — I still believe there should be a lower-priced introductory offer, as demonstrated by BFG in the past, to appease faithful players who promptly download and play their games. Some of us can afford to fork out $7 a game; others cannot and hence the expectation of a long-playing game to justify the hefty price tag. This might not sit well with some of you, but this game is not worth $7! I’ll leave my rating at four stars to account for the good components.