- September 29, 2016
- Orchid Games
- 5h median play time
GRAVEN The Purple Moon Prophecy
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About
"Graven: The Purple Moon Prophecy" is a first-person dungeon crawler game set in a mystical world. As a servant of the gods, you must explore treacherous environments, solve puzzles, and defeat formidable enemies to uncover the truth behind the purple moon prophecy. With a rich narrative and immersive atmosphere, this game offers a challenging and rewarding experience for fans of the genre.











- The game features a nice and challenging variety of puzzles and hidden object scenes, keeping players engaged throughout the gameplay.
- The artwork and graphics are beautiful, with a well-crafted story that adds depth to the gameplay experience.
- There is a significant amount of collectibles to find, enhancing the exploration aspect and providing a satisfying challenge for completionists.
- The game can feel a bit short, with some players noting that it only takes around 3 to 6 hours to complete.
- There are minor bugs and issues, such as disappearing overlay text and a lack of clear directions on the map, which can lead to frustration.
- Some hidden object scenes can be overly challenging or confusing, making it difficult to progress without random clicking.
story
44 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe game's story is generally well-received, featuring a long, engaging narrative with decent voice acting and artwork, though it often relies on familiar tropes and clichés. While some players appreciate the intricate plot and its connection to gameplay, others find it predictable and lacking originality. Overall, it offers a mix of enjoyment and standard storytelling, making it a solid choice for fans of hidden object games.
“Long chaptered story that continues on and on yet never feels boring; I was thoroughly entertained the whole time.”
“Hours of playing time and an intricately woven story that keeps you engaged throughout.”
“The story, the voice acting, and the music are all very good and well done.”
“The story is your typical mad libs fill-in-the-blank formula with 'demons,' 'druids,' 'avalon,' 'the four elements,' and 'a prophecy foretold by your magical ancestors.' I swear these companies use predictive text AIs to write their nonsensical plots for them.”
“In practice, what the player is tasked to do has little connection to the story.”
“On the surface, this is rather bland casual point-and-click adventure with the usual mix of hidden-object scenes and puzzles over an awfully trite story.”