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Mystery Trackers: Black Isle 
Investigate a supposedly abandoned island in Mystery Trackers: Black Isle! After a journalist is kidnapped after beginning an investigation, its up to you to learn the truth behind Black Isle. Years ago an earthquake struck leaving the island deserted. None of the buildings seem to be damaged, however, and a hooded figure seems to be stopping people from discovering the truth. Find the missing journalist and learn a sinister secret in Mystery Trackers: Black Isle!
- Find the hooded figure
- Save the journalist
- For a more in depth experience, check out the Collector's Edition
- Get the Strategy Guide!
- Check out our Blog Walkthrough
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Game System Requirements:
- OS: Windows XP/Windows Vista/Windows 7/8
- CPU: 2.5 GHz
- RAM: 1024 MB
- DirectX: 9.0
- Hard Drive: 560 MB
Game Manager System Requirements:
- Browser: Internet Explorer 7 or later
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Loved the sound effects
The sounds effects are reallty good - the storm sounded right overhead. The graphics are good also. Some of the hidden objects are a little hard to find ( not too bad). I had to skip some of the puzzles. The main thing I don't like about this game is it jumps around from place to place too much!
April 11, 2012
Great game !!
EXCELLENT FUN- GREAT PLAY AND STORY! Bought it and I will go back and play later in the advanced mode. I have the other Mystery Trackers,but haven't played them yet-they will be my next advertures.
April 11, 2012
Not bad but without originality
One thing about this game I appreciated is the fact that all the HOs are not, on the whole, ludicrously tiny; some are even quite big and hence easy to find, others are best located by the Hints.
That said, all the HO Scenes are junkpiles, filled once more with objects that bear no relation with the context... a fork here, a harmonica there, and in between a spring, a spoon ... just name it.
The good thing is that there are not too many of these boring HO Scenes, a larger part being dedicated to finding key items and visiting locales.
Still, there is no originality in the nature of these key items: oilcan, bulb, ladle, keys...and naturally... skulls. I think one of these days I am going to play ONE game and save all the objects for all subsequent games since they all make you find the same thinggies !
Not that many puzzles either and those you have to solve 1] are rather simple, 2] do not require logic, just guessing and the error and trial method.
The artwork is good, neatly crafted, colorful and pleasant, the voice-acting decent although out of sync, tasks are listed, and navigation is made easy thanks to a map which allows you to teleport.
However you visit the same locations several times and that's a definite lack of variety. As regards the story, nothing new under the sun: a malevolent creature, a kidnapping... we've had that dozens of times.
I'll recommend this game because it is easy if not very interesting and only mildly challenging, and can be enjoyed by gamers who are new to casual games.
April 1, 2012
Not what I expected
This was listed as a hidden object game, but there wasn't much of that in here. It was about solving a puzzle that only the creator's knew what was going on. I've done these before but never felt as confused (like watching a nonsensical movie) and disappointed with a game before. The graphics were wonderful as was the visual/sound quality but had no idea why I would need to pick up certain items. Their meaning had nothing to do with the story, except, like I said, in the minds of it's creators.
March 12, 2013
HAD ENOUGH!!!
Could not finish this game. It became tedious and boring. I had inventory items I could not use and items that were needed, could not find. The HOs were good but too many puzzles for my taste. The storyline re: paranormal abilities I enjoyed because it's always been of interest to me but it dragged on. The VOs and use of live actors were great. Too much jumping from scene to scene. Just glad I did not purchase the CE, if there is one.
June 20, 2012
An o.k. game
Not as good as the other games in this series, too much back and forth for me. Story was decent but maybe should have waited for the regular edition?
April 22, 2012
Incessant rain on a blue background makes for a gloomy picture
The latest in the Mystery Trackers series from Elephant Games is a gloomy game; the artwork is all dark blue & it rains incessantly, in addition the graphics were not as crisp as I like.
There are 3 modes, casual with 45 second hint recharge & sparkles absolutely everywhere, advanced with 60 second hint & sparkles to mark the H0s. The hardcore has no hints & although it says no sparkles they are used for the H0s. You might notice a lot of owls around the place but they are only used in the collector?s edition as an extra in game task.
Live actors are used in the transition scenes, the music is very subtle & the background sounds are good. There is a map & if you click on it you will get a closer view of various areas & can use it to jump from scene to scene, it is not the easiest map to use & could have been much better. The hint button will tell you what to do next if you get stuck & make sure you examine all of the scenes well as there are a lot of well hidden inventory items.
The H0s are pretty much junk piles & also rather blurred, you will use some of your inventory items on some of the interactive hidden objects. This is quite a recent development & I like it as it makes them more interesting.
The mini puzzles were fun to play, a mix of the usual sliders, matching items, etc. & most of them were easy to solve.
This review is on the demo only as due to the bad graphics I will not be purchasing.
April 1, 2012
good game
from the begin of the game story was fine and get in the middle of the game starting become a bit bored and silly
April 18, 2012
Get the collector's editon
I really hate the strategy guides because you have to quit the game and open the SG, back and forth. I play a LOT of HO games but this one is very tough without help. I would recommend spending the extra credit to get the collecor's edition just to simplify the game some. I would definately avoid purchasing any other way since it's easier with a built in guide. I promise you will need to look!
June 1, 2012
Same Game Different Name
This is the same game with a different title and I have come across several hidden object games that are the same they just change the title whats up with that?
April 3, 2012
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