- November 25, 2020
- Pretty Simple
Criminal Case: Paris
Platforms
About
Criminal Case: Paris is a free-to-play hidden object game where players join the city's police force to solve murder cases. Investigate crime scenes, analyze evidence, interrogate suspects, and work with friends to catch killers. The game is suitable for players aged 13 and above, and can be played on iPhone 4 and above, as well as all iPads. In-app purchases are available for real money.




- The game features engaging storylines and fun investigations, making it one of the best hidden object games available.
- Players enjoy the brain exercises provided by repeatedly searching scenes for different objects, which helps keep their minds sharp.
- The graphics and sound effects are well-designed, contributing to an enjoyable gaming experience.
- The game suffers from frequent glitches, including freezing during gameplay and issues with energy replenishment.
- Many players are frustrated by the lack of power-ups and hints, leading to repetitive gameplay and difficulty in progressing.
- The presence of excessive ads and long wait times for lab results detracts from the overall enjoyment of the game.
monetization
79 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe monetization strategy of the game heavily relies on ads, which players find intrusive and excessive, often detracting from the overall enjoyment. Many users express frustration over the frequency of ads, especially after every game or scene, leading to a negative impact on gameplay. While some players are willing to pay to remove ads, they report that this option is not consistently effective, further contributing to dissatisfaction with the monetization approach.
“I love these games; I have almost all of them, but I can't pay $7.99 on 5 different games for no ads. That's all that sucks about it. I love the games beyond that, though!”
“I paid to have no ads, but it's now going to ads after every round!”
“I have made in-app purchases that didn't show up.”
“We all understand that some free games use ads to keep them free, but this game has so many that it gets annoying.”
“Fun game, but way too many ads, and you have to pay to advance to later stages.”
“Great idea and engaging game totally ruined by ads.”