New York Mysteries 5
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About
"New York Mysteries 5" is a single-player adventure game with a masterful story and graphics. The game takes place in a fantasy world that is overtaking the streets of New York. As the player, you must uncover the mysteries behind this supernatural takeover and save the city from destruction. With its engaging storyline and high-quality visuals, "New York Mysteries 5" is a must-play for adventure game fans.








- The game features a refreshing change in main character and story arc, enhancing the overall experience.
- Graphics and animations are praised for their quality, contributing to an engaging atmosphere.
- The puzzles are varied and provide a good level of challenge, making the gameplay enjoyable.
- Many players found certain puzzles to be frustratingly difficult, leading to a reliance on hints or skips.
- Some users reported bugs and glitches that hindered gameplay, such as puzzles not functioning correctly.
- The game was perceived as shorter than previous installments, leaving some players wanting more content.
story
87 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe game's story is generally well-received, with many players appreciating the creative narrative structure, character changes, and engaging plotlines. However, some reviews note issues such as abrupt endings, confusing elements, and a lack of coherence in certain installments. Overall, while the story is often highlighted as a strong point, it can vary in execution, with some players finding it entertaining and others feeling it falls short.
“The change of main character and story arc during the game brings a refreshing touch to the experience.”
“Great storyline as usual.”
“The story is definitely more interesting than on the last two installments and the way the chapters are divided is also really nice and gives a good change of scenery.”
“I've been a devoted fan of these games for years, but this one has no discernible plot or absolutely nothing driving it forward!”
“So I really don't have any idea what's going on with the story.”
“Feels like upper management said to hurry up and finish the storyline in the middle of part 3.”