- September 11, 2014
- Artifex Mundi
- 4h median play time
Time Mysteries 3: The Final Enigma
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In Time Mysteries 3: The Final Enigma, players join estate manager Eva on a quest to save her missing father. Using time-traveling abilities, Eva explores various eras to uncover the truth behind her father's disappearance. Throughout the game, players solve puzzles, gather clues, and interact with historical figures to ultimately unravel the final enigma.











- The time travel mechanic adds an interesting layer to the gameplay and story.
- The graphics and artwork are improved compared to previous installments, making the game visually appealing.
- The game provides a decent amount of content with a bonus chapter and a straightforward plot that ties up the series.
- The hidden object scenes can be frustrating due to duplicate items and unclear objectives.
- Voice acting and some animations are subpar, detracting from the overall experience.
- The gameplay can feel repetitive and easy, lacking the challenge found in other Artifex Mundi titles.
- story172 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
The story of the game serves as a continuation of the previous entries, attempting to tie together the narrative threads from the trilogy, but it often feels disjointed and lacks a cohesive structure. While some players appreciated the time travel mechanics and the effort to conclude the series, many criticized the plot for being bland, nonsensical, or poorly executed, particularly in the bonus chapter, which was seen as a lazy addition. Overall, the narrative may appeal to those invested in the series, but it does not stand out as particularly compelling or original.
“The story is a direct continuation of the previous entries and serves as a final conclusion.”
“This game goes back and tries to knit the story of the first two games together as a full arc.”
“Brilliant finish to the series.. enjoyed it thoroughly.. amazing storyline that's worth buying all three!”
“Voices are horrible, the story is strange in a bad way, and overall nothing is interesting!”
“The only negative I really have to say about TM3 is that the bonus game was lazy garbage that added little-to-nothing new to the story and seemed slapped together with what appears to be very little thought or effort.”
“That aside, the story does 'conclude,' but it still really never touches on the ending of 2 directly, and the callbacks to the other games, while nice, don't feel like a good, cohesive story that was all planned out, but more like the game devs wanted to include them and then just fit them in where they could.”




