Where do I start? This game is incredibly long, and filled with mystery and a gripping plot. The graphics and cut scenes are dead-on, as is the music. There are NO hidden objects, which I prefer! Just an outstanding point-and-click game that takes you on an adventure you won’t forget. The developers incorporated the most brilliant hint system I ever saw. If you play on the intermediate level, which I did, you can never really hit a wall, as with so many other games: If you wish, a creepy doll will blow smoke in the direction you should be taking; a map lets you know which areas can be completed, as you have all that you need; a twinkle let’s you know precisely where to put the object; a book keeps tabs of all clues so that you don’t have to write anything down. You can even skip a puzzle if you find it too challenging. (I did not.) The challenges are well, challenging, but logical. Hundreds and hundreds of things to do and solve. I don’t usually pay for games, but the $4.99 I paid was beyond well worth it. And computer programmers and developers like these deserve to be paid. By far, one of the best games, if not the best game of this genre, I ever played!

I really enjoyed this game! The graphics are pretty great. I like the story. It’s challenging and creepy sometimes. It’s also a good length for a purchase. I played on and off for a few days and I’d say it was worth the $5. That being said, there is a loooot to remember with new objectives popping up before the previous ones are finished. The character keeps a notepad to reference, but I might even suggest keeping track of the surroundings on pen and paper as well. There were a few times I would find a key and forget where all the unopened locks were and end up having to search each room again to find it. And that’s fine if taking the time isn’t an issue, but I know that it can get annoying as the expanse of the map increases. I knew what I was looking for, but just forgot where lol and again that will happen when this isn’t completed all in one sitting. Anyway I would definitely recommend this game and I’m excited to play more.

Love the game was very good so I decided to purchase it just like the first one. I just really wished there was more to play which makes me sad and not sure if there is another game a number 3 I hope so because the ending was horrible and doesn’t even explain the ending of the story. Unless I missed it. Also wished there was more video of her sister and the scary parts. Overall was very good just think should of showed more at the end of the story I was really hoping it would show her seing her sister but nope. Worth it to purchase just wish their was more. I feel like I just purchased to finish and I am already done so I guess hello bonus level. I am just not sure if I missed something because the storyline seems unfinished. What is up with the extra level having nothing to play click it and says will have more information soon. That is the part look forward to when finish the game. Specially after paying $5 for it. Shouldn’t even put extra level even there as a option when it doesn’t even work. So I have to keep checking now or what? Should say extra level coming soon or something also would think it would of been finished when released the game. That is so disappointing to find out specially the way the game ended

I almost didn’t buy this game because I couldn’t get its predecessor to open on my iPad. But I’m sooo glad I gave it a shot anyway. It’s been worth every penny and more. The level of detail that’s gone into making this game is just astounding. If you’re hesitating to buy it, GET IT! You won’t regret it. In most games, you’ll find one or two objects in an area, solve a puzzle and that area will be done. Not this game. I loved how some actions have cascading effects so for instance, knocking over a bookcase to access a safe, then opens up a hidden drawer in that broken bookcase too. No pointless frustrating HOG scenes or match mini-games. A lot of games just focus on the puzzles and there’s little to no storyline. Again, this game does it right. There’s bits of storytelling peppered through all the areas which makes finding a new location even more interesting. That’s not to say the puzzles aren’t ample and challenging too. At first I intentionally limited my gameplay to stretch out the experience longer but I’ve come to find out I didn’t need to do that. This is a LONG game. I’ve been going for 5-6 days now with at least 2-3 hours each day. I’ve heard the 3rd part of the game series is going to be out soon and I’m going to grab that game as soon as it is. Goblinz set a high bar with this game and I just hope the next one is as good as this was.