- November 26, 2019
- Eipix Entertainment
Mystery Case Files: Black Crown
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About
In "Mystery Case Files: Black Crown," you are a detective sent to investigate a patient's drawing at the Manchester Asylum. When the inmates escape, you must find the mysterious Black Crown to regain control. This Collector's Edition includes bonus content, exclusive extras, and various achievements to unlock. The game is a classic hidden-object puzzle adventure, featuring replayable HOPs and mini-games.











- The game features a variety of excellent puzzles that are both challenging and engaging.
- The graphics and art style are visually appealing, enhancing the overall experience.
- The storyline ties in well with the previous game, providing a satisfying continuation for fans.
- Many puzzles are considered too easy, lacking the challenge that fans of the series expect.
- The bonus chapter is short and feels rushed, disappointing players who anticipated more content.
- The game lacks the depth and atmosphere of earlier installments, leading to a less immersive experience.
story
20 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe story in the game is generally well-received, with many players finding it engaging and entertaining, though some note it can be convoluted or silly at times. While the narrative is considered serviceable, it lacks the depth of earlier installments in the Mystery Case Files series, and players are encouraged to familiarize themselves with previous games for a fuller experience. Overall, the combination of a good story and enjoyable puzzles contributes to a fun gaming experience, despite some criticisms regarding the brevity of the bonus content.
“Found it very fun, chill, with a good story.”
“The story is great, the graphics are awesome and it has some very fun and unique mini-games and hidden object scenes!”
“I found it quite good and entertaining. The storyline was great and the graphics were very good.”
“Honestly, ever since the Shadow Lake installment, the whole Mystery Case Files franchise has gone south when it comes to dialogue and story.”
“Let me start out this review by saying that I managed to beat both the main story and the bonus chapter in 3.4 hours; this is perhaps the shortest time I have ever gotten in a Mystery Case Files game.”
“As with a lot of the newer Mystery Case Files games, the story is definitely serviceable, but nothing really outstanding.”