- July 22, 2016
- Far Mills
- 3h median play time
Riddles Of The Past
Platforms
About
In "Riddles of the Past," explore an abandoned town with 50+ locations, interact with robots and mechanisms, and solve puzzles to uncover the intriguing story of Emily Hanson. Features two difficulty levels, an interactive map with clues, and uncommon uses of objects in a mystery-filled post-apocalyptic atmosphere. Game includes 25 achievements and has no time limits.






- The artwork and graphics are visually appealing, with a nice comic style and good animations.
- The gameplay is straightforward and casual, making it accessible for players of all ages.
- The game features a unique approach to hidden object mechanics, integrating item collection into the overall gameplay rather than traditional hidden object scenes.
- The story is clichéd and lacks depth, often feeling juvenile and unengaging.
- Many puzzles are overly simplistic, leading to a lack of challenge and engagement for experienced players.
- The hint system, represented by an animated dog, is distracting and annoying, detracting from the overall experience.
story
71 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe story in this game has received largely negative feedback, with many reviewers describing it as melodramatic, predictable, and poorly executed. While some found elements of the plot interesting or enjoyable, the overall consensus is that the narrative is clichéd, silly, and often cringeworthy, detracting from the gameplay experience. Despite a few positive remarks about the art and puzzles, the story is generally viewed as a significant weakness of the game.
“I enjoyed the crazy robot story and appreciated how the gameplay prevented me from doing certain things until I had already completed some other steps.”
“Interesting story, nice art style, good music.”
“The main story is a bit silly but it gives you a reason to wander around a semi-abandoned town and solve puzzles.”
“The story is very very bad.”
“This game should be free as it is very badly done, especially the story which is just stupid... seriously, I have no other way of describing it.”
“The voice acting is wooden and the story is way too far-fetched to be taken seriously, making me laugh at a potential sequel as hinted at the ending.”