- January 11, 2017
- Playsoft
- 2h median play time
Mysterium
Platforms
About
Mysterium is a digital adaptation of the board game, where a ghost guides psychics to solve a murder mystery using visual clues. Play as the ghost providing clues or a psychic deciphering them, with options for single-player, pass and play, or online multiplayer for up to 7 players. The game features additional content, story mode, and worldwide leaderboards, with availability in multiple languages.



- Great adaptation of the physical board game with beautiful art and engaging gameplay.
- Fun to play with friends, especially in a cooperative setting where everyone works together to solve the mystery.
- The story mode serves as a good tutorial for new players, making it easier to understand the game mechanics.
- Multiplayer functionality is often broken, with many players unable to connect or experiencing frequent disconnections.
- The AI is frustratingly poor, making solo play less enjoyable and often leading to confusion.
- The game has numerous bugs and issues, including problems launching on modern systems, which detracts from the overall experience.
story
70 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe story mode is designed as an engaging tutorial that introduces players to the game's mechanics while following a narrative about a group of psychics solving a murder. However, many users find the mode frustrating due to its brevity, poor AI performance, and the requirement to unlock certain content through gameplay, leading to mixed feelings about its overall execution. While some appreciate the intriguing storyline and cooperative elements, others wish for a longer and more challenging experience.
“It's a bit confusing at first if you jump right into it, but if you take the time to play the 'story mode', it's essentially an in-depth tutorial that eases you into each step of the game.”
“Honestly, it has a really intriguing storyline, and it's just complex enough to keep you engaged trying to figure out where the game is going.”
“I thought the story mode was interesting and did a good job of teaching the game at the same time.”
“The story mode adds insult to injury, and locking (admittedly just a few) cards behind such gameplay is just aggravating.”
“Where the game is really let down is that the story mode is incredibly brief, leaving you with little for your money except if you play online.”
“The really terrible AI makes me not want to play the story mode, and playing against it as practice, or for fun, is totally pointless, since the AI gives really stupid hints.”