Let me start off by saying I LOVE the game. I immediately downloaded this after finishing your Phantom of the Opera game (also a great game). The story’s great, the graphics are beautiful, and I highly recommend it. I do have a suggestion about the coins, though. I wish that you could convert silver coins to gold, like maybe 10-1 or something like that? I finished all the main cases, and I’m trying to get the other cases and the paintings, which is hard to do when you only get 50 gold coins a day. This also means the 900 silver coins I get are 100% useless. If you could consider a conversion system for coins, that would be awesome!Thanks for reading!!

Except a few moments where you play a two second "mini game", the entire thing consists of reading. Which is all well and good if that's all you want to do, but it should be stated that this app succeeds as neither a visual novel nor a game. You move the character(s) around a map and look at things and talk to people, acquiring historical factoids along the way. That's literally it. The only thing that qualifies this as any sort of "game" is the fact that you have to interact with it in the most basic of ways to keep things moving along. (I.e. Talk to so-and-so, then go to such-and-such area to talk to different so-and-so... lather, rinse, repeat) So as a game, it fails. Ironically, this same structure is what makes it fail as a visual novel as well. Whereas in a visual novel you can just sit there and read/watch everything, the app's whole "adventure game exploration/conversation" dynamic draws everything out to such a slow crawl that by the time you're halfway through it you'll be wishing you could just read the actual book.Decent manga-ish art, and decent music, but not worth it. Makes me feel pretty crappy, considering I dropped 10 bucks to unlock the complete app when a copy of the book would have been both cheaper and more satisfying.Oh well.

Where to start with what’s bad with this game? Seems like the “historical facts” were given more attention than the actual game. You can only play as far as ads will allot, so you can only play for about 10 minutes before you run out of coins to move on if you’re not willing to pay large amounts of money. I really don’t see why anyone would. It’s just popping around a map having pointless conversations. I understand they’re trying to tell a story, but this is not a good way to do it. The chapters are waaaay too short. There are no rewards for finishing chapters. You can’t play the additional cases unless you have gold, which is not rewarded or given enough of from watching ads, which interrupts the story. The hints tell you whom to speak to sometimes but not where you have to go on the map so sometimes there’s popping around aimlessly looking for clues. The characters that are standing around in each part of the map serve no purpose. They make unrelated remarks that don’t help a player or advance the story or game. Overall, this is not a good game. Better off reading Wikipedia about the time period for information…or better yet READ A BOOK.

Maaaaaaybe I should be finding a place to put a review on Nintendo EStore, but what the heck, I’ll do it here too. I found this game when browsing sales for my Lite Switch, and adored it.The gameplay is simple, the puzzles are not too complicated, the soundtrack perfectly matched, and the artwork is AMAZING. (I don’t think I could think of Mr. Hyde in any other design anymore lol.)I came here to find the first MazM project, and found not only Jekyll & Hyde, but Phantom of the Opera, which I’m now psyched about (didn’t know it was out). I’ve downloaded J&H on my iPad to play anytime I don’t have my Switch.Great work, MazM!