- November 24, 2014
- Viva Media
Brink of Consciousness: The Lonely Hearts Murders
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About
"Brink of Consciousness: The Lonely Hearts Murders" is a hidden object game set in a 19th century English city. As Owen Wright, you must rescue your daughter from the notorious Lonely Hearts Killer and solve tricky puzzles to uncover the mystery behind the killings. The Collector's Edition includes bonus content such as a bonus chapter, integrated strategy guide, and downloadable soundtrack. Act quickly to end the killing spree and save Olivia before it's too late.








- The game features a compelling storyline with interesting plot twists and a well-developed atmosphere.
- The artwork and graphics are beautiful, enhancing the overall experience of the game.
- There are some ingenious puzzles that provide a satisfying challenge, making the gameplay engaging.
- The game suffers from technical issues, including low framerate and game-breaking bugs, particularly in the bonus chapter.
- Many puzzles and hidden object placements feel illogical and random, detracting from the immersion and enjoyment.
- The dialogue and cutscenes can be overly long, leading to a slower pace that may frustrate players looking for a more streamlined experience.
story
37 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe story in this game is generally regarded as compelling and engaging, featuring a murder mystery with intriguing plot twists and character development. While some players found the narrative to be convoluted or lacking in tension compared to the first installment, many appreciated the atmospheric elements and the integration of puzzles within the storyline. Overall, it offers a mix of interesting themes and settings, though opinions vary on its execution and coherence.
“The lonely hearts murders is the second game of the series Brink of Consciousness, the story about Owen Wright who is searching for his missing daughter.”
“The concept of Brink of Consciousness is definitely intriguing and makes the story memorable, unlike many hidden object games where the events fade before you even finish.”
“This second installment in the Brink of Consciousness series serves as both a stand-alone Victorian detective story with a slight touch of the occult, and a vague prologue for Oscar's tale in Dorian Gray Syndrome, for the perceptive gamer.”
“The characters are not 'at the top', the story is too complicated to be followed or believed.”
“The story was alright, but just seemed to drag even though the game is rather short.”
“The graphics and animations are fine, but the story is really stupid and the characters are either annoying or boring.”