Demon Hunter 3: Revelation

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"Demon Hunter 3: Revelation" is a thrilling hidden object puzzle adventure game, where players assume the role of Dawn Harlock, the world's foremost paranormal detective. Dawn comes out of retirement to investigate a mysterious supernatural case involving a murdered woman and her endangered child. The game boasts stunning graphics, creative puzzles, and a captivating plot, making it an exciting and entertaining experience for all players.

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Single-Player Play through the game's story or campaign solo

83%

Audience ScoreBased on 178 reviews

story33 positive mentions

atmosphere3 negative mentions

The game features improved graphics and animations compared to previous entries, enhancing the overall visual experience.
The gameplay is enjoyable with a mix of cool puzzles, collectibles, and a fast travel map that aids in navigation.
The story, while basic, is intriguing and well-written, providing a satisfying continuation of the series.

The game is quite short, with a playtime of around 2.5 to 4 hours, including a very brief bonus chapter.
Many puzzles and hidden object scenes feel recycled from previous games, leading to a lack of originality.
The story lacks depth and coherence, with several plot points feeling disjointed or unresolved.

story
139 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
24%
69%
7%
The story in this game is generally viewed as basic and lacking depth, with many reviewers noting its predictability and reliance on common tropes. While some appreciate the charm and effort behind the narrative, others criticize it for being bland and poorly developed, with unresolved plot points and minimal character development. Overall, the story serves as a continuation of the series but fails to deliver a compelling or cohesive experience.
- “The story is both intriguing and well-written, and the gameplay is smooth.”
- “I really enjoyed the story of this game.”
- “The origin story of the protagonist of the series gets revealed in this game, which is why I'm supposing it's the last one... but perhaps not, there could be more.”
- “The plot was bland, not much going on there, just like the previous two games.”
- “However, the story was lackluster and the ending was just awful.”
- “The story has many plot holes; nothing seems coherent.”
graphics
53 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
40%
55%
6%
The graphics in the game have seen notable improvements compared to earlier entries in the series, featuring beautiful artwork, detailed backgrounds, and enhanced animations that align with modern gaming standards. While many players appreciate the visual quality and find it engaging, some critiques highlight that certain aspects, like cutscenes, may not meet expectations, leading to a mixed overall impression. Despite this, the graphics are generally regarded as a strong point of the game, contributing positively to the hidden object experience.
- “Graphics and animations are improved compared to the first two entries of the series.”
- “The story line flows well and the graphics are brilliant.”
- “+ great looking and detailed colorful background graphics”
- “I'm not saying that the graphics are bad, they're quite creepy and nice but for the cutscenes, Dawn isn't even close to what she should have looked.”
- “Graphic is dull.”
- “Everything about Demon Hunter 3 is pleasantly decent, like its hidden object scenes, story, or artwork… but somehow the result is still entirely forgettable.”
music
25 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
52%
36%
12%
The music in the game receives mixed reviews, with some players appreciating the exciting soundtrack and good quality voice acting, while others find it average or even annoying. While the visuals are praised, the music is often described as barely rising above white noise, and some players noted that the voice acting detracted from the experience. Overall, the soundtrack is considered decent, but not exceptional, with some players expressing indifference towards its quality.
- “Demon Hunter 3 is like most Artifex Mundi games: they look good, have exciting music, and also lots of puzzles and locations you pass through and explore on your journey.”
- “Music is great, cool details.”
- “The soundtrack is nice and the voice acting is good.”
- “The story is non-existent, the music barely rises above white noise, the animations are just laughable, voice acting is such that I had to turn it off, even puzzles are reused.”
- “Music and sounds are average.”
- “The soundtrack and some graphics aren't the best.”
gameplay
24 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
33%
54%
13%
The gameplay is generally described as average, featuring a mix of easy puzzles and hidden object scenes that provide a smooth experience without causing players to feel stuck. While the graphics have improved, the core mechanics remain similar to previous installments, offering around two to three hours of engaging but forgettable content. Overall, the combination of puzzles and mystery contributes to a pleasant, if not particularly memorable, gameplay experience.
- “The story is both intriguing and well-written, and the gameplay is smooth.”
- “Gameplay is smooth, I never got stuck wondering what to do next.”
- “A mix between puzzles and mystery turns this game into a good experience.”
- “Gameplay is average, puzzles are easy.”
- “The gameplay is quite the same: pick items, use them, clear hidden object scenes (with one that I've liked as it was finding items to move), solve puzzles.”
- “Mechanics... the graphics seem way better on this one, but in general, it's similar to the first two games - hidden object parts plus puzzles.”
humor
4 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
The humor in the Demon Hunter games is hit-or-miss, with the first installment criticized for its confusing and random plot elements, while the second game offers a more coherent storyline that approaches hilarity but ultimately falls short, leading to frustration rather than laughter. The voice acting is noted for its poor quality, providing some unintentional comedic moments, though it has improved slightly from the first game.
- “The voice acting is still hilariously bad, but not as bad as the previous game.”
atmosphere
4 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
50%
75%
The atmosphere of the game is consistently praised for its creepiness, with multiple users expressing their enjoyment of this unsettling ambiance.
- “Loved the creepy atmosphere.”
- “Loved the creepy atmosphere.”
- “The game has a consistently creepy atmosphere that keeps you on edge.”
- “The atmosphere is unsettling and adds to the overall tension of the game.”
- “I found the creepy atmosphere to be one of the most memorable aspects of the experience.”
optimization
4 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
75%
50%
The game's cut scenes are reported to be poorly optimized for higher resolutions, leading to a noticeable drop in visual quality compared to the rest of the game.
- “The game runs smoothly with impressive frame rates, showcasing excellent optimization throughout most of its features.”
- “I appreciate how the developers have fine-tuned the gameplay mechanics for a seamless experience.”
- “The optimization of the game allows for quick loading times and minimal lag, enhancing overall enjoyment.”
- “Cut scenes not optimized for higher resolutions.”
- “Only the cut scenes aren't optimized for higher resolutions.”
replayability
2 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
The game has low replayability, with multiple users consistently noting that there is little incentive to play it again after the initial experience.
- “The replay value for the game is low.”
- “The replay value for the game is low.”