Mystery Case Files 19: Moths to a Flame (IHOG)
Game provided for Curator review
Options include separate sliders for Music, SFX, Voices and Cutscene Music, Custom Cursor, Subtitles, Full-screen and Popups. There are three pre-set difficulties, or you can fully-customize your options. Can be changed at any time during gameplay.
Sights and Sounds:
The...
[contains spoilers] As a longtime fan of the MCF series, this game was.... kind of a letdown from all angles. While I've enjoyed the plots of some of the more recent games, the gameplay has been dropping in quality for awhile and this one is one of the worst examples thus far.
Many of the HOPs were boring and lackluster, if not an absolute mess (I've...
MCF has a long history with me before I even owned a steam account, the series is my childhood my favorite being MCF Diregrove. This one is a very interesting take and is like a tribute to some of the past games paying honours to other detectives. MCF classics like Ravenhearst and Madam Fate is embedded into the game and imo it's better to play them...
Very good game, I thought. I give it a 7 or 8/10. The mini-puzzles were not the same ol', same ol' (though some were a bit too difficult for my tastes). The hidden object scenes themselves were pretty basic, but still fun.
Some Mystery Case Files are all hidden object scenes and no wandering about. I don't like those (though some people seem to like...
I quite enjoy this entry, because unlike the previous games it doesn't have a horror setting. Which feels rather refreshing and fun to play.
Gameplaywise It's not that much different compared to the other mystery case files games.
