- February 20, 2014
- Cateia Games
Tales From The Dragon Mountain: The Strix
Platforms
About
Mina Lockheart's dreams became unbearable nightmares. She dreamt about her grandmother Kate and their old family house being eaten by flames. One day, Mina decided to travel back to their family estate to make peace with her own memories and feelings of loss and loneliness. But after she arrived, not even in her wildest dreams she could imagine what will happen and where the events will take her.…











- The game features enjoyable mini-games and puzzles that can be fun for casual players.
- Voice acting is amusing and adds some charm to the experience, despite being cringy at times.
- The game is quick and easy, making it a relaxing option for those looking to pass the time.
- The game is very short, often completed in under two hours, which may leave players wanting more.
- Graphics are outdated and blocky, detracting from the overall visual experience.
- The story is generic and lacks depth, making it difficult for players to feel engaged or invested.
story
24 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe story has been widely criticized for being generic, poorly executed, and lacking depth, with many reviewers noting its boring dialogue and unsatisfying ending. While some players found it mildly engaging, the overall consensus is that the narrative fails to captivate, making the game less appealing to both casual and experienced players. The absence of a compelling story detracts from the gameplay experience, reducing it to a series of uninspired puzzles.
“Games like this need a story that drags you in.”
“Although the graphics were pretty good and I liked the storyline, this game was way too easy.”
“The storyline kept me interested and the hide and seek did not slow it down.”
“Technically weak, graphically pretty ugly, storywise pretty boring.”
“Secondly and more important: the story is very poor, the dialogs are cheesy and the ending not satisfying.”
“Overall, it's hard to recommend this to casual players because there are better examples of the genre worth looking into and experienced adventure gamers will find the story and puzzles obtuse and difficult to care about.”