- October 10, 2012
- Anarchy Enterprises
Ghost Encounters: Deadwood - Collector's Edition
52%Game Brain Score
story, emotional
graphics, music
52% User Score 79 reviews
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The town of Deadwood is being terrorized by the ghost of a murderous outlaw in Ghost Encounters: Deadwood - The Collector's Edition!










Audience ScoreBased on 79 reviews
story16 positive mentions
music3 negative mentions
- The game has a decent length and offers a fun story that can engage players, especially those who enjoy hidden object games.
- Some players appreciated the cheesy and campy elements, including the voice acting and the overall atmosphere of the game.
- The game features a variety of hidden object scenes and puzzles, which can provide a casual gaming experience for newcomers to the genre.
- The hit detection in hidden object scenes is often poor, requiring players to click in very specific spots to register an item, leading to frustration.
- There is no map or fast travel option, resulting in excessive backtracking and making navigation tedious.
- The story and puzzles are considered uninspired and lacking depth, with many players finding the gameplay repetitive and the hints often unhelpful.
story
46 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe story has received mixed reviews, with many players finding it weak, uninspired, and poorly executed, often criticizing the dialogue and plot coherence. While some appreciated its straightforwardness and occasional twists, others felt it lacked depth and emotional engagement, leading to a generally unsatisfactory experience. Overall, the narrative is seen as a basic framework that fails to elevate the gameplay, with many players expressing disappointment in its execution.
“The story kept me engaged, and it was pretty satisfying to finally figure out what I needed to do after stumbling around for a bit.”
“The story is nice with you playing a female detective with powers to see into the ghostly realm.”
“The story throws in some twists that were unexpected, at least by me.”
“The story is subpar even for a hidden object game, with terribly written dialogue and the most emotionless child-actively-running-from-a-murderous-ghost you could possibly imagine.”
“The story makes no sense and the graphics are poor.”
“The story was weak (a psychic detective that can't tell the difference between living and dead people) and the mini-puzzles were pointless.”