- October 6, 2016
- Mad Head Games
- 6h median play time
Adam Wolfe
Platforms
About
"Adam Wolfe" is a first-person mobile adventure game, where players step into the role of a paranormal investigator seeking the truth behind his sister's disappearance. The game features 52 hand-painted scenes, with a focus on psychological thriller elements, 35 puzzles, and 15 hidden object scenes. Its storytelling combines crime and supernatural phenomena, unfolding a thrilling mystery involving conspiracy and otherworldly forces.










- Engaging story with a unique blend of mystery and supernatural elements.
- High production quality with beautiful graphics and good voice acting.
- Variety of puzzles and gameplay mechanics that keep the experience fresh.
- The game ends on a cliffhanger, leaving many plot threads unresolved.
- Some puzzles are too easy, which may not satisfy players looking for a challenge.
- The episodic format may feel short, with each episode lasting around 1-2 hours.
story
534 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe story of "Adam Wolfe" is a compelling blend of supernatural mystery and detective drama, engaging players with its intricate plot and well-developed characters. While many reviews praise the immersive narrative and strong voice acting, some note that the story can feel incomplete or rushed, particularly towards the end, leaving players wanting more resolution. Overall, the episodic format allows for a rich storytelling experience, though it may not satisfy those seeking deep character development or challenging gameplay.
“We got fully invested in the story, trying to uncover every secret and appreciating every detail of the world it presented.”
“The intricate storyline is filled with unexpected twists, memorable characters, and moral dilemmas that keep you on the edge of your seat.”
“With its stunning visuals, engaging gameplay, and intriguing storyline, it offers a thrilling and immersive experience.”
“It felt quite short, and the ending was too open-ended, making it seem like the story was incomplete.”
“As for the story, it gradually gets worse and worse as you keep playing, with the ending part just pulling crap out of its ass just because why not.”
“The story is riddled with plot holes and laughable characterizations, but is very well narrated.”