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Frankenstein: The Dismembered Bride 
Help Brad save Janet, his fiancée, from Frankenstein’s crazy experiments in Frankenstein: The Dismembered Bride! Janet has been missing for several months but Brad has finally tracked her down to Bavaria. Explore the mysterious house owned by Lord Albrecht von Frankenstein and save Janet before it is too late in this exciting Hidden Object Puzzle Adventure game!
- Fantastic graphics
- Incredible gameplay
- Save Janet from Frankenstein!
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System Requirements:
- OS: Windows XP/Vista
- CPU: 1.0 GHz
- RAM: 512 MB
- DirectX: 8.1
- Hard Drive: 92 MB
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Frankenstein: The Dismembered Bride
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Not impressed
TERRIBLE GRAPHICS - played 20 mins then trashed it.
December 18, 2011
"Intense Game''
Well, I guess I am "odd man (female) out". Either you like it or you don't. "I like it". Found it rather interesting. The screaming only lasted for a while. I guess you have never watched a scary movie, where you hear blood gurgling screams, like deep bubbling noise that liquid makes when it is poured from a bottle the whole entire movie. What about that? Any way it's a game not a marriage.
November 29, 2011
Frankenstein: The Dismembered Bride
This has to be one of the worst hidden games I have ever played. Thank god I didn't pay for it, I would of been upset to pay to be bored, when was it made in the late 70's. Not even worth the time to download it.
January 17, 2012
Poor graphics & badly designed mini games
Well the title sounded interesting so I decided to try the game out but I simply could not last more than 25 minutes.
The graphics are average but the scenes were very dark, the music overly dramatic & the background sounds sort of ok; screams, ticking clocks, the type of thing which matches the subject matter; but they did get tiresome.
The hidden objects were tiny, not very well drawn & hard to find & although there is a magnifying glass which helps; when you moved the scene in magnify mode it was very jerky. When there is an important object it will be covered by a light, sometimes if you click on the object it will disappear & behind it will be other H0 items, sometimes it will be an item to add to your inventory.
There were only a couple of mini games during my short demo & there were too many icons; you can?t just click to swap squares or turn them, you have to click on an icon to determine which move to make then click another icon to make a different type of move.
The main character is quite cartoonish & keeps having weird things on his hair, first it was something that looked like a big drop of water, I couldn?t work out if it was supposed to be sweat or a Bluetooth ; then what looked like lightning bolts (presumably he was having a brainwave). At the point when a brain appeared & started talking is when I threw in the towel & stopped the game.
It is a shame the graphics & the way the mini games are played are not better as this could have been a funny game to play; it is obvious that the writer has a sense of humour.
However I cannot get past the fact that it is awkward & clunky to actually play so it is a no buy for me.
January 14, 2012
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