Blackwell 5: Epiphany

Name: Blackwell 5: Epiphany
Price: 3.99 USD
Rating: 4.9 (88 reviews)
Author: Wadjet Eye Games LLC

Roleplaying

$3.99 · Designed for iPad

88 Ratings
Ages

13+
Years
Category

Roleplaying
Developer

Wadjet Eye Games LLC
Language

EN
English
Size

1.9
GB

Also Included In

Blackwell Bundle

Adventure

A dead man's soul cries out against the force of a ferocious blizzard. He cries for help. He cries for answers. Then he screams as he is torn apart like damp tissue paper. This wasn't the first time, and it won't be the last. The police are powerless to stop it, so the duty falls to the only ones who can. What force could be so powerful – and so malevolent – that it would destroy the very core of a life in order to get what it wants? Rosa Blackwell and Joey Mallone mean to find out, even if it means risking themselves in the process. The thrilling final game in the Blackwell series - "Blackwell 1: Legacy," "Blackwell 2: Unbound," "Blackwell 3: Convergence," and "Blackwell 4: Deception." Rock Paper Shotgun - "It's pretty much the perfect ending, both wrapping up and nailing a series that's been going from strength to strength since it first appeared way back in 2006." PC Gamer - "The high-point of a consistently strong series, and a great showcase of adventure game design that fits the story's theme." [82%] Gazebo - "The Blackwell Epiphany powerfully and poetically concludes a game series which has lasted nearly a decade." [4/5] Indiegames.com - "It nails the tone, raises the stakes, brilliantly concludes the over-arching story and looks better than ever." RPGFan - "I'm delighted that the final game in the series capitalizes on all that came before and delivers a solid, satisfying ending." [85%]

Ratings & Reviews

4.9

out of 5

88 Ratings

Editors’ Choice

Blackwell fans won’t be disappointed by the adventure saga’s final chapter. Pitting paranormal investigators Rosa and Joey against a frightening new threat, the moody story takes its share of twists, building to a stunning and satisfying conclusion. Along the way, you’ll savor gorgeous pixelated visuals and solve lots of intriguing puzzles by switching between the two leads.

Editors’ Choice

Blackwell fans won’t be disappointed by the adventure saga’s final chapter. Pitting paranormal investigators Rosa and Joey against a frightening new threat, the moody story takes its share of twists, building to a stunning and satisfying conclusion. Along the way, you’ll savor gorgeous pixelated visuals and solve lots of intriguing puzzles by switching between the two leads.
Thank you Dave Gilbert
01/06/2024

Minty...
I came upon the Blackwell series during a low point in my life, having been laid off and then months into a seemingly fruitless job search. They became a form of therapy for me, really putting things into perspective. Everyone will die some day. When that happens, regardless of what awaits us after death, the sources of pain and suffering in this life will fade away like mist. We’ll have to (get to) let all of it go. So why not get a head start on that now? Let go of your suffering. Focus on the good things in your life, and the good that you can do in your short time on this planet.
Thank you Dave Gilbert
01/06/2024

Minty...

I came upon the Blackwell series during a low point in my life, having been laid off and then months into a seemingly fruitless job search. They became a form of therapy for me, really putting things into perspective. Everyone will die some day. When that happens, regardless of what awaits us after death, the sources of pain and suffering in this life will fade away like mist. We’ll have to (get to) let all of it go. So why not get a head start on that now? Let go of your suffering. Focus on the good things in your life, and the good that you can do in your short time on this planet.
A Treasure
09/20/2025

Zoozi66
The Blackwell games are a treasure, old school exploration adventure with some intuitive puzzles. Heavily story and character focused. Lots of suspense. None of that action combat stuff, just good story telling. The entire series is wonderful to get lost in for days. I love all of them. Unavowed is a fabulous Wadjet followup that I recommend. Wadjet can be hit or mis with their games, i don’t love all their stuff, but they’re always unique and satisfying. Gilbert knows how to weave a good tale, and I appreciate that. This series is their best imo , especially if you want strong storylines. Good voice acting and dialogue too. Just a great series all around.
A Treasure
09/20/2025

Zoozi66

The Blackwell games are a treasure, old school exploration adventure with some intuitive puzzles. Heavily story and character focused. Lots of suspense. None of that action combat stuff, just good story telling. The entire series is wonderful to get lost in for days. I love all of them. Unavowed is a fabulous Wadjet followup that I recommend. Wadjet can be hit or mis with their games, i don’t love all their stuff, but they’re always unique and satisfying. Gilbert knows how to weave a good tale, and I appreciate that. This series is their best imo , especially if you want strong storylines. Good voice acting and dialogue too. Just a great series all around.
Great conclusion to the series
07/27/2018

Wubbee
Play the game, in order, from the first one. All the references throughout the game will make more sense, but your enjoyment of this final one will be fuller. The first game had some awkward gameplay and was short - but the story underpinning the entire series is well written and somewhat introspective. This last game was the best of the series. When Lia’s storyline unfolded I was impressed that the game went in that direction - this wasn’t going to be some quirky rinky-dink yarn. I liked the game’s conclusion as well. Very fitting.
Great conclusion to the series
07/27/2018

Wubbee

Play the game, in order, from the first one. All the references throughout the game will make more sense, but your enjoyment of this final one will be fuller. The first game had some awkward gameplay and was short - but the story underpinning the entire series is well written and somewhat introspective. This last game was the best of the series. When Lia’s storyline unfolded I was impressed that the game went in that direction - this wasn’t going to be some quirky rinky-dink yarn. I liked the game’s conclusion as well. Very fitting.