I thought mystery trackers and Rain Cliff were the same game, so I started playing them side by side. The theme is the same, graphics are different and very pretty, so for $5 I will probably by this game unless it has problems, which we all know could happen after we pay for it. So far so good. Good Luck, McKennaTAKING ONE STAR AWAY BECAUSE tapping objects on these games are irritating. Either you have to beat your iPad to death or you barely touch it and it was the one thing you didn't want to do. And it just seems to be the Mystery Tracker games.

This game could have been great, but there were several issues. The story was about invisible people, so it was a bit different than your usual horror or fairy tale, more of a detective theme. The graphics were good, although too much snow gets old. The cut-scenes were decent. Loading between scenes was almost instantaneous. The HO scenes were boring as they were just lists with a couple of puzzles here and there within them. There weren't enough puzzles/mini-games; I like when there's tons of varied ones! Inventory was labeled, but when you received an object it didn't tell you what it was. There was a teleport map, which had marked tasks, but it was hard to use! I kept tapping and sometimes it worked and other times it didn't! The same was true of the hint button. The game wasn't very lengthy, even with the bonus chapter. There was no journal, but you were given a task list. The only novelty in this game was that you found videotapes, inserted them in a magic camera, and then you received a picture. You then had to find the location of the picture, and compare them. Then a magical location or item was unlocked. The worst thing is that this game was extremely glitchy! I had a lot of trouble picking up certain objects. I repeatedly closed and reloaded the game and eventually was able to pick them up. Players, if you have the same trouble, instead of tapping hard, keep pressing gently around the item and eventually you'll get it. Also a stylus helps.At least only a couple of tiny mice and NO RATS! BigFish, and Elephant Games, you need to test better! If the game wasn't so glitchy it would have been more fun! Average at best!❤️💋❤️💋to Snooper, Nambr, Moonbeam, Dracyy, Hossie and Blueflier. Oh, and Bunkie, where are you again! I need my Dream Team to give thorough reviews. When we do, the games are better. This one, not so much!

I have really enjoyed games from Elephant in the past, but rated this game only 4 stars. Elephant is falling back on its reputation for great games, but is beginning to feel a little stale lately. It has great transporting hint buttons, good music, and above average (not great) voice overs, although there is no mouth movement. Graphics are getting outdated. Blue Tea Games have incredible graphics, great voice overs with mouth movement, and very good music, but suffer from poor tapping response. Maybe these two excellent companies could learn something from each other?

This was a great game I hardly ever write reviews but that's because there are really very few great games. First of all I look for the ability to mute the voiceovers and the music, and to make sure the inventory items are labeled This game has all of those plus there is not an overabundance of hidden object scenes and the ones they have are brightly lit. There is a map but in order to transport locations you have to use the hint button which is fine with me. Good story lots of puzzles fun fun fun. And yes there is a bonus game