Jane Angel: Templar Mystery

About

Jane Angel: Templar Mystery is a single player action game. It was developed by iMaxGen and was released on September 17, 2014. It received neutral reviews from players.

"Jane Angel: Templar Mystery" is a hidden object, puzzle game. Help Jane fund the answers as she investigates the case of medieval coins contraband. All the clues show that Jane has found the way to discover the Holy Grail hidden by the mysterious Knights Templar. Where could the Holy Grail be found nowadays? Was it brought to Colombia by Columbus under the Red Templar's Cross on his sails? Was it…

Genres & Tags

Play Modes

Single-Player

Skip User Reviews

45%

Audience ScoreBased on 51 reviews

story5 positive mentions

gameplay3 negative mentions

The game features a variety of puzzle types beyond just hidden object scenes, including jigsaw puzzles and 'find the difference' challenges, which add some diversity to the gameplay.
For fans of hidden object games, the scenes are cleverly designed with well-hidden objects that require skill to find, providing a satisfying challenge.
The game offers a time trials mode after completing the main story, allowing players to replay puzzles for added enjoyment and challenge.

The graphics are outdated and give a cheap, 1990s vibe, with poorly integrated images that detract from the overall experience.
The story is weak and poorly written, filled with grammatical errors and typos that can be distracting and take away from immersion.
Gameplay can feel repetitive and linear, with a lack of meaningful progression or character development, leading to a sense of disappointment.

story
30 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
17%
73%
10%
The game's story is generally considered weak and simplistic, serving primarily as a backdrop for the puzzles rather than a central focus. Many reviewers noted issues with grammar and translation, which detracted from the overall experience, while the plot itself was often described as boring or incoherent. Although some players found the story enjoyable in a light-hearted way, it is largely deemed skippable and lacking depth.
- “Has plenty of hidden object segments, some simple puzzle segments, a simple but intriguing plot that moves the story forward.”
- “There are 5 chapters, 30 levels with 24 cut scenes that tell the story.”
- “Cute little story, but it leaves you on a cliffhanger, and the game is extremely short.”
- “The story and short cutscenes are merely filling the gaps as you jump directly from one puzzle to the next.”
- “The story is meaningless drivel.”
- “The plot did not really hook either, the whole Templar investigation thing felt boring and it just was not thematic with the clutter scenes at all.”
gameplay
8 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
13%
49%
38%
The gameplay features a variety of puzzles, including image association, lock picking, and mechanical challenges, often requiring players to find missing parts before solving them. While some players appreciate the narrative progression offered by the point-and-click mechanics, others find the gameplay repetitive and tedious, with a traditional hidden-object format that lacks challenge and depth. Overall, the experience is described as straightforward but can become monotonous over time.
- “There are plenty of other puzzles as well, such as image association, lock picking, and mechanical puzzles to solve, which often require you to first find missing parts prior to solving them.”
- “While I liked the scenes, the gameplay got tedious after a while, plus I didn't find the plot interesting at all.”
- “Gameplay is the typical old-fashioned hidden-object style: a handful of scenes to complete per chapter, then advancing to the next chapter and next set of scenes. This is pure hidden-object with an occasional minigame tossed in for variety.”
- “Gameplay itself is easy, and the hidden-object puzzles and minigames are not overly challenging.”
graphics
8 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
38%
24%
38%
The graphics in the game have been criticized for their outdated, cheap 1990s aesthetic, relying heavily on photoshopped images and clip art, which leads to repetitive visuals and a lack of original artwork. While some users appreciate the crispness and brightness of certain elements, the overall resolution and blending of objects can hinder gameplay, making it difficult to locate items.
- “Crisp, bright visuals”
- “The art style is nice and the blending of objects can at times be quite good.”
- “In terms of art style and blending, the graphics are impressive.”
- “Graphics aged badly, almost giving it a cheap 1990s vibe in its attempted pseudo-realistic look, made from photoshopped people on picture backgrounds.”
- “There is hardly any original artwork in this game; it looks like they just pasted a bunch of clip art on top of stock photos, and what is even worse, they reuse the same clip art in every scene, so you are finding the exact same objects over and over.”
- “Graphic resolution is a mess to find out objects.”
music
7 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
43%
14%
43%
The game's music has received mixed reviews, with some praising the use of Beethoven's "Moonlight Sonata" as a strong opening track, while others criticize the overall soundtrack as low-budget and lacking variety, featuring only a single piano rendition and minimal background sound effects. The music is described as relaxing by some, but others find it generic and unengaging, contributing to a lackluster audio experience.
- “The beginning is interesting because starting from the menu, you will be greeted by a wonderful soundtrack: a classic piece by Beethoven, 'Moonlight Sonata No. 14', excellent choice!”
- “Music is decent.”
- “There is no voice acting for one, but the music is quite relaxing.”
- “And if that wasn't enough, the one music track the game offers is a cheap single-piano version of Moonlight Sonata (with the occasional nervous violin to give you an as-generic-as-it-gets action sound during some cutscenes).”
- “The rest of the game has no music, just low quality background sound effects.”
- “The use of royalty-free classical songs felt distinctly low budget.”
grinding
3 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
Players find the grinding aspect of the game tedious, as navigating oversized scenes to locate items can be cumbersome. While some hidden object scenes are enjoyable, the overall gameplay becomes repetitive, and the lackluster plot and poorly written dialogue further detract from the experience.
- “While I liked the scenes, the gameplay got tedious after a while, plus I didn't find the plot interesting at all.”
- “The hogs are larger than the screen, so you have to muck about dragging the scene to find items; some hogs are good, but most are tedious.”
- “Dialogue cutscenes that advance the game are tedious and hard to read due to the poor grammar and writing.”
humor
2 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
The humor in the game is characterized as delightfully chaotic, with players finding amusement in its glitches and overall absurdity. Many recommend trying it out for free, highlighting its entertainingly flawed nature.
- “At first, I was going to say that this game was hilariously broken, and to go ahead and try it if it's free sometime.”
- “That was funny.”
character development
1 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
The character development in the game is criticized for being virtually nonexistent, with reviewers noting a lack of depth and logical progression in the plot.
- “Lacks any character development or logical plot.”

Skip Game Offers

Buy Jane Angel: Templar Mystery

Jane Angel: Templar Mystery
See offer on Steam

2h Median play time

2h Average play time

2-2h Spent by most gamers

*Based on 1 analyzed playthroughs

Skip Videos

Videos

Skip Games Like Jane Angel: Templar Mystery

63%524reviews

Crystals of Time

2014

Casual Puzzle

69%216reviews

Crime Secrets: Crimson Lily

2016

Casual Puzzle

+14

80%354reviews

Left in the Dark: No One on Board

2014

Casual Puzzle

SEASON OF MYSTERY: The Cherry Blossom Murders Image

81%202reviews

SEASON OF MYSTERY: The Cherry Blossom Murders

2010

Casual Puzzle

60%241reviews

Demon Hunter: Chronicles from Beyond

2014

Casual Puzzle

+12

More games like Jane Angel: Templar Mystery

Skip FAQs

Frequently Asked Questions

Jane Angel: Templar Mystery is a action game.

Jane Angel: Templar Mystery is available on PC and Windows.

On average players spend around 2 hours playing Jane Angel: Templar Mystery.

Jane Angel: Templar Mystery was released on September 17, 2014.

Jane Angel: Templar Mystery was developed by iMaxGen.

Jane Angel: Templar Mystery has received neutral reviews from players. Most players liked this game for its story but disliked it for its gameplay.

Jane Angel: Templar Mystery is a single player game.

Similar games include Crystals of Time, Crime Secrets: Crimson Lily, Left in the Dark: No One on Board, SEASON OF MYSTERY: The Cherry Blossom Murders, Demon Hunter: Chronicles from Beyond and others.

Jane Angel: Templar Mystery

Platforms

About

Buy Jane Angel: Templar Mystery