The Great Unknown for Pc

I purchased the app game because I thought it was fun to play and it was. Great puzzles. Good story. Got close to then end and crashed. Says it lost my external profile. Started me over from the app beginning of of the app story. Now whenever I play after a short while it. Crashes and starts over. Don't buy. Too buggy.

I'm glad I came across this game while searching for types of this genre through the app App Store. the app storyline was interesting enough to hold my attention; I like the app twist on Houdini and his adopted son as the app villain. the app graphics were sharp and clear; the app artwork contained brighter textured colors and details creating an almost realistic portrayal of the app environment. Unfortunately, I had no choice of difficulty even after checking my options. Most developers understand that players expect customizable settings to fit their preferences. You had a great journal to read the app story as you progressed, and it also recorded clues to solve puzzles. the app inventory was labeled but not interactive. the app map transported you to any location; however, there were no tasks or objectives indicated. You still had to jump around to find something to do. There was a hint button, and there were directional back arrows. You also are given a Strategy Guide. the app HOS are two types: word lists with mild interaction and a fun association type where you put objects into the app scene, such as giving a carrot to a rabbit. the app puzzles are varied, simple, and fun; there were rotational types, as well as sequence or order based types. the app bonus game had some new scenes as well as recycled ones. the app reasons I took off two stars were the app following: 1. You could not zoom up in the app HOS making it hard at times to identify the app objects. 2. Loading between scenes was delayed by a few seconds. 3. the app map should indicate tasks or objectives. 4. No difficulty modes offered. 5. Throw in some collectibles to spice it up a bit. 6. I was thrown out of the app game several times, and I have updated software. 7. the app price should be no more than $3.99. Other developers offer games for less money, and I think the app length of the app game was average. It moved very fast. Even with the app aforementioned issues, the app game still deserves a solid salute! It was fun to play.