- January 7, 2013
- MumboJumbo
- 10h median play time
Angelica Weaver: Catch Me When You Can
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About
"Angelica Weaver: Catch Me When You Can" is a murder mystery hidden object game featuring detective Angelica Weaver. After having disturbing visions of a crime in the future, Angelica must use her skills to solve a series of interconnected murders that span across time. Players will search for clues, analyze evidence, and solve puzzles to uncover the truth behind these chilling crimes.







- Engaging storyline with a unique concept of time travel and crime solving.
- Atmospheric graphics and enjoyable puzzles that integrate well with the narrative.
- Pleasant gameplay experience for fans of hidden-object and point-and-click genres.
- Game-breaking bugs that can corrupt save files and hinder progress.
- Some puzzles lack logic and can feel unfulfilling upon completion.
- Performance issues, including slow loading times and occasional game hangs.
story
36 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe game's story is a murder mystery that incorporates time travel and features a clairvoyant female detective, praised for its originality and engaging plot twists. However, many players noted gaps in plot logic and an over-complicated narrative that detracted from the overall experience, leading to feelings of confusion and dullness. While the integration of puzzles with the story was well-received, the overall execution was seen as average, making it a decent but not exceptional entry in the genre.
“The story is an engaging murder mystery involving some time travel.”
“It has a wonderful story about a clairvoyant female detective chasing a serial killer through time, and all the puzzles are fun.”
“Interesting point-and-click adventure with nice character and a thrilling, well-written story.”
“There are gaps in the plot logic though (like your character finding a clue and somehow knowing a person's name without it being introduced - I could name a few more, but spoilers), and after a while I felt like I was just kind of going along.”
“I give gold stars for originality plot-wise but ultimately it's just not well done and comes across as slow and dull.”
“Storyline was average as well, just overall an average game, worth killing a few hours of time over; the puzzles felt pretty unique except for a Sudoku one.”