I enjoyed the game and will give it 4 stars. The HOS were relatively easy and one could actually see the items. Scenes and sounds were nice. Game was a good length. The map was okay but could be better by showing all areas at once instead of just two at a time. Since the map was like it is I had to use the hint often to know where to go, thus the 4 instead of 5 stars. Some of the games were not explained well and either it wasn't working or I couldn't figure out how to do it. For the most part Elephant did a good job.

Very creative! Love the characters, and the seven deadly sins theme. This is an older game, from back when Elephant was really good. Newer games from them are just repeatedly finding an amulet, inserting the amulet to..guess what?.. find another amulet🙄🤦‍♀️. I believe the new ones were rushed by big fish, but I digress. Even though the graphics are 5 years old, they are still good. Only 24 scenes in the main game, but it was still a good length. The mini games were great! I especially love the “embroidery” one, which is a pic-a-pix (also called, griddler , logic art, nonogram, etc.) The bonus game is 13 scenes long, and you prevent 6 sins from causing the havoc in Riddleton, (why not 7? Idk). I did have to sometimes tap on an item a few times in the hos to get it to register, and when trying to pick up the first item in inventory you often got the task button instead, which is annoying. The hos are all list/interactive. But it is 5 years old, and that just didn’t bother me because the game is more about the story, creativity, and mini games. Real rating of 4.5 bumped up to 5 because it is just a delight to play!

Riddles of Fate:Into Oblivion is another winner for Elephant Games! The premise is simple. You have been thrust into a town, once beautiful, that is now in the grip of the Seven Deadly Sins. You are attempting to free the original citizens and banish the Deadly Sins. As usual with Elephant, the Hint and Skip buttons are excellent. Requesting a Hint shows you the next scene for an action and asks if you wish to teleport. Nice! There is also a Map and a good Strategy Guide. The Hidden Object scenes are well lit, colorful, and logical. Items in Inventory are labeled, and have a Plus Sign if another piece is required to make them functional. Puzzles are varied and interesting, such as painting a picture with colors, or matching sets of eyes to colorful masks. In fact, I was having so much fun that I did not want to stop to write my glowing review! Hidden extras include several objects to find and collect. You are able to view these collectibles, as well as your achievements, separately. This is one of the most captivating games I have seen lately, and I highly recommend that you purchase this Riddle!

FINALLY a story where GOOD is GOOD and EVIL is EVIL ( not just "misunderstood" or excusable or bad but really good inside garbage)!!! For that alone I would give it the five stars!!! It was a bit on the touchy side not allowing me to select (touch) the items I wanted right away, sometimes having to press many times to get it. The ending line was a little lame..."For Goodness"?! But I guess it would be far too politically incorrect to say something like for "God" or for Righteousness, etc. but whatever...still it was an interesting story... A little on the easy side defeating the villain sins, but I won't complain! No terribly bloody or graphic gore, no non-sense satanic rituals or cultish garbage to drive out the sins or whatever...overall I loved it and can't wait for the next one! I hope it's just as clean. And even better! Thank you!