- October 15, 2021
- FIVE-BN GAMES
Darkness and Flame 3
Platforms
About
In "Darkness and Flame 3: The Dark Side," Alice finds herself on the Dark Side after a devastating encounter with the Dark Warrior. She must now journey through this treacherous land, searching for her uncle and Farador, while her flame's power begins to fade. This hidden object adventure game features puzzles, mini-games, and complex quests as Alice evades the Darkness in her race against time.





- The game features a captivating original post-apocalyptic setting with beautiful graphics and an engaging storyline.
- Puzzles are challenging and varied, providing a good workout for the brain without being overly frustrating.
- The game is free to play, allowing access to a substantial amount of content without mandatory purchases.
- Many players experienced frustrating glitches, particularly related to key collection, which hindered progress in the game.
- Some puzzles lack logical consistency, leading to confusion and requiring players to click on very specific areas to progress.
- The introduction of a pay-for-hints system has disappointed fans who preferred the previous model of one-time purchases for full access.
- story195 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
The game's story has received widespread praise for its engaging narrative, intriguing characters, and beautiful graphics, with many players expressing a desire for the storyline to continue in future installments. While some reviews noted a lack of backstory for certain characters and occasional plot disconnections, the overall sentiment highlights the story's creativity and ability to captivate players. Many users also appreciate the integration of challenging puzzles that complement the narrative, making the gameplay experience both enjoyable and immersive.
“The story is as amazing as always and it brings real risks to Alice and a new companion.”
“The storyline, the challenges, and overall graphics are all great!”
“I love the storyline and how it continues throughout all the games.”
“I still think it jumps character to character introducing new ones without often a backstory or connection.”
“Story and world are all over the place.”
“The story feels unfinished.”