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The Fall Trilogy Chapter 3: Revelation 
After a new fall, you wake up in a Victorian house. A letter briefs you for a new mission in the The Fall Trilogy 3: Revelation! The lady of the house urges you to take care of her husband and pleads for your help. Use your talents to complete you journey in this exciting Hidden Object Puzzle Adventure game! Can you get through the challenges, make the connections, and finally figure out what is happening to you?
- Fantastic gameplay
- Incredible storyline
- Face new challenges!
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System Requirements:
- OS: Windows XP/Vista
- CPU: 1.0 GHz
- RAM: 512 MB
- DirectX: 9.0
- Hard Drive: 130 MB
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I played the 3 Chapters!!! AMAZING GAMES!!!
I was waiting to be on vacation to play the same day one after the other "The Fall Trilogy". What a fantastic trilogy in deed.
I recommend to start from Chapter I, then II and finally III.
Nice graphics, puzzles, and interesting story! Any way...it seems "will continue".
I finished each of them within 2 1/2 hours. I took me about 10 hours to complete all of them. Don't need strategy games or walkthrough assistance. Puzzles are challenging but nothing you cannot resolve. I highly recommend to buy all three.
December 28, 2011
poor sequel, short and very easy
I would recommend playing the other 2 games first, in this casual adventure series by Kheops to understand the story so far but you don?t have to.
Like the first two games which has a completely different setting in each game, the tradition continues. This time you wake up in 1886, in a house as a doctor. You then as you go through the house, discover things you have to do and collect. There are a lot of 'find 15 same items' areas. There are not different scenes as a hidden object scene would be, but it is integrated into the areas you are.
You can play this game in 360 or by using arrows, you can go into the menu and change it there. You have a task menu to your left, and if you click on the ? beside it, it will give you clues to your task. The puzzles do have a skip button as well as the option to make it easier.
For those that have played the other 2 - You may be disappointed. This has gone more 'generic', mainstream. It seems very straightforward even easy to me. There is a lot of 'find same items' areas. I really liked the first in the series, more complicated and some of the puzzles quite hard. The 2nd one I didn't like so much, but I found that harder than this. This seems so easy! It just didn?t seem like a sequel to the others.
I can't believe how short it was. I played on hard and it was about 3 and a half hours. And I recommend you playing it on hard as this is a short and very easy game. I was playing the first game for ages compared with this. I liked the cellar puzzle in the demo, and thought there would be a lot more interactive play like that. There ended up being far too many 'find same items'.
The difference between the first game and this one, that I missed - the first had complex puzzles, non linear (to an extent) game play, bit of head scratching. This was very straightforward what to do next, easy puzzles (as in you know what you had to do, even if it took you a while).
The first game was an A this ended up being a B or B+. The ending was satisfying - not a surprise which was good. I did enjoy it, in a casual, don't have to think too much about this game kind of way and I wanted to see the end. Just a shame that the standard dropped so much from the first game, and such completely different type of gameplay that it didn?t feel like a sequel.
Only recommend for true lovers of the first two in the series who wants to know the ending, and if you can get it at as a DD.
(edited from my original review but still feel the same)
May 8, 2012
Not recommended buying
The game itself is good but after purchasing I only had one hour of gameplay left, therefor I would not recommend the purchase.
April 17, 2012
Entertaining
Love the game, good story, great grafic, and fun to play
November 20, 2011
Unimpressed
I wasn't thrilled with these games. I bought and played 1, 2, & 3, but would probably only give them a 2 or 3 star rating. Just wasn't worth the purchase.
February 4, 2012
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