- July 21, 2015
- MDNA Games
Bosch's Damnation
Platforms
About
"Bosch's Damnation" is a mystery adventure game set in Sweden. Players assume the role of Carol, a detective investigating the disappearance of a wealthy family and the death of their relative. The search leads Carol to explore the life and legacy of the family's patriarch, Malte Stierngranat, and uncover his secrets hidden in a pyramid he built. The game promises intriguing puzzles, immersive atmosphere, and a captivating storyline.











- Gorgeous environments presented with colorful first-person photographic stills create an immersive atmosphere.
- The game features easy-to-solve and enjoyable puzzles, complemented by a helpful hint system.
- The unique use of real photos and the intriguing detective story set in Sweden provide a captivating experience.
- The plot is light and lacks depth, with many puzzles being simple inventory-based tasks.
- There is a lack of interactivity in many environments, leading to large areas with few usable objects.
- Voice acting is dull and uninspired, detracting from the overall experience.
graphics
6 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe game's graphics are primarily composed of stunning photographic visuals that create an immersive atmosphere, complemented by a unique soundtrack. While the environments are beautifully presented, some players feel that the expansive world lacks sufficient interactive elements, limiting engagement. Overall, the combination of real photos and artistic influences results in a visually captivating experience.
“The visuals are real photos and look fantastic, and along with a weird and wonderful soundtrack, create an atmospheric game.”
“The locations are photographic (rather than animated/graphical) and lovely.”
“A mellow point-and-click mystery game with real photo graphics and Hieronymus Bosch paintings!”
“Gorgeous environments are presented with colorful first-person photographic stills.”