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Gravely Silent: House of Deadlock Collector's Edition 
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Save your sister from the grave! After receiving a troubling phone call from your brother-in-law, you’re off on an adventure! Investigate the troubling scene and discover the truth in Gravely Silent: House of Deadlock. Scour gorgeous Hidden Object scenes for valuable clues and unravel the mystery behind your sister’s disappearance.
This is a special Collector's Edition release full of exclusive extras you won’t find in the standard version. As a bonus, Collector's Edition purchases count toward three stamps on your Monthly Game Club Punch Card!
The Collector’s Edition includes:
- Bonus gameplay
- Integrated Strategy Guide
- Wonderful Wallpapers
- Original Soundtrack
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Game System Requirements:
- OS: Windows XP/Vista/8
- CPU: 800 Mhz
- RAM: 512 MB
- DirectX: 9.0
- Hard Drive: 380 MB
Game Manager System Requirements:
- Browser: Internet Explorer 7 or later
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Gravely Silent: House of Deadlock Collector's Edition
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insect alert!
warning .... if you do not like spiders I would skip this one. they are featured prominently in the first section of the game.
May 17, 2012
Oh What a Tangled Web We Weave
This game looked very promising during the trial game play, and it did come through with a few things. For example the sound and music was lovely, the graphics were okay, some were even very good. The hint button charged rather quickly, as did the skip button. The story line was easy to follow, not much in the way of getting lost which was nice, because the hint button would give you the ?nothing here try looking somewhere else? which annoys me. The bonus play in the collector?s edition offered a nice additional bit of game play that was rather nicely done.
One reviewer wrote of the number of spiders, and I find that to be true also, if you are afraid of the eight legged creatures you very well might want to skip this game, because there are a rather large number of them in it.
The game was fun, not super and had a little more thought been given to the hidden object scenes the game would have been even more fun. Some of the items are either too small or, for example; one scene had you hunt for a bird with a worm. There were a couple of birds in the scene, and couple of worms in the scene, after trying each combination, I gave up and clicked on the hint button and out pops a bird that was hidden in something for me to give the worm to. That type of thing ends up just frustrating someone who is trying to enjoy the game. And since you will be penalized if you click too much in the scene, please refrain from hiding the goodies.
Parts of the game, as I said, were clear and beautifully done, and other parts were rather poorly done. Even with all its flaws, I would recommend this game, because it did have some saving grace to it. Parts were very nice.
December 25, 2012
How 'Bout No!
At first, I was really excited to play this game, but shortly after beginning my trial I discovered that there was nothing to get excited over. This is just a plain boring game that needs a lot of fixing.
The storyline had huge, and I mean HUGE potential. It had a great idea that sounded like it could be really mysterious and spooky, but was very poorly executed in the fact that there were no voice-overs, and as every HOG player knows, voice-overs are the key to a good story.
The main story involves a sister who is supposed to be dead, but is not really dead, and as always it?s up to you to save her. As I stated before, this story had a lot of potential, but I quickly lost interest.
There were quite a lot of HOS in the demo and they were really annoying on more ways than one. Firstly, the objects were hard to find and I had to use the hint multiple times. Secondly, there was this really annoying click penalty that showed up if you made 6 wrong clicks in a row (I have always hated click penalties and this really turned me off the game and was what ultimately made me quit) and thirdly, there was one HOS that was in the dark and you had to move the torch around to find the objects. SERIOUSLY! As if the HOS weren?t hard enough.
The puzzles on the other hand were a completely different story. I was able to solve all but one, which was good for me, since I am not usually able to solve puzzles. There was one puzzle with unclear instructions, which I still solved in a few clicks.
The graphics are good and are clear. The artwork is well done and nothing was grainy or hazy. However, some improvement could be done.
FEATURES
- Fast recharging hint and skip (as it turned out, I would need the hint a lot)
- Something to keep track of all tasks
- Built in Strategy Guide (CE Exclusive, had 6 chapters in the main game plus a bonus chapter)
After all that, I think the main turn off for me was definitely lack of interest and frustration. It seemed to be alright for the first few minutes of the trial, but in reality, is very poor.
May 30, 2013
Full of Awful Spiders
I don't understand why game-makers think putting spiders all over a game is fun. It ruined the entire game for me.
February 16, 2013
frustrating and easy
the Hidden obj were awful for being frustrating with smallness and clutter and having absolutely no idea what some of the things on the screen were. Then the puzzles were easy, time consuming and yet waaaay too simple. And the game is dark and full of creepy stuff. I do not mind that so much but I like things that are bright, light, colorful and pretty. If the game is not that, but has interesting puzzles and game play, I'm fine with a bunch of bats and crypts, but no redeeming game play, and it is a NO for me.
February 1, 2013
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