Cadenza: Havana Nights (Full‪)‬ 9+

Put on your Cuban heels and come with me to the visual tour of Havana, Cuba, in 1952! My father actually went to Havana in 1952, and his black-and-white photos look just like all the scenes in this game! You have come to play trumpet in your brother Ernesto's night club. As soon as you arrive, a ghostly man begins to play guitar, which acts a a trigger to make a stranger shoot your brother! Unfortunately, the police assume you have shot Ernesto, so you must prove your innocence. This Mad Head game has beautiful art work, and the puzzles are interesting. Most of the Hidden Object puzzles also contain a Morphing Object for you to collect. Each new scene contains a hidden Diamond Design as a collectible. Good Map, and Back button. I find the story compelling and different, especially when Ernesto's friend, Lucia, begins to assist you. Who is the ghostly musician? Why is he angry with Ernesto? Enjoy solving these mysteries and touring a beautiful place!

Been playing these games for a while now and while many have a plot that is disjointed and have you running back and forth from screen 6 to screen 2 and back again, this one flows beautifully with a plot that makes you feel like you are part of the game.
Good for all levels, mostly family friendly, as in no demons and such, but you do have to sucker punch someone and threaten with a gun. No overt violence, and in the end, love wins.
The music was not too "jazzy" (not a big fan), some mystery type music is thrown in, and a couple side things you can do while you're playing. Length of game is also good. A thoroughly enjoyable time!

Apparently there is plenty of music however I play with the sound off (hearing isn't what it used to be) so music doesn't factor in my review. You are trying to save your brother who you are blamed for shooting while at the same time trying to solve a mystery. Unique storyline, no vermin, map wasn't very helpful. But twists and turns made this a welcome change of pace. Verdict: buy!