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PuppetShow: Souls of the Innocent 
Return to the terrifying PuppetShow in this spooky sequel! A young girl has been asleep for over two days, and the local doctors are at a loss. The townspeople believe her condition to be a curse emanating from a dark magician’s castle in the mountains, so it’s up to you to track down the cause of the curse and save the Souls of the Innocent! Dive into in this dark and mysterious Hidden Object game.
- Dark and mysterious atmosphere
- Awesome artwork
- For a more in depth experience, check out the Collector's Edition
- Check out our Blog Walkthrough
- Get the Strategy Guide!
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Game System Requirements:
- OS: Windows XP/Vista/8
- CPU: 1.0 GHz
- RAM: 512 MB
- DirectX: 8.0
- Hard Drive: 241 MB
Game Manager System Requirements:
- Browser: Internet Explorer 7 or later
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Another Great Puppet Show!
I enjoyed almost everything about the game. I only wish they would have provided an interactive map. All else I enjoyed. It was fun traveling to the different locations. The visual aspects were up to par. The challenges of the mini games ranged from simple to slightly challenging. The storyline is cohesive with the game itself, as well as the other PuppetShow series of games. This is one where you will not mind spending your money. Check it out.
February 5, 2013
Soulfood - A Guy's Review
*review based on completing the game on expert difficulty level*
I have to say I found this, the second installment of the PuppetShow series, a big step up from the first one. It sort of continues the story from that one, but I do not believe that it would be too confusing playing this one without going through the first one.
Anyways, almost ever aspect of the game is better. The graphics, the story, the game play and adventure elements. It still leaves a bit to be desired, but I suspect the next two installments will further better this series.
The graphics are nicely hand drawn art and is, on the most part, crisp and clear. It is a little cartoonish as the first one was, but I tend to like that art style. The animations is quite good as well.
It seems like the developer spent a little more on the story too this time, though far from perfect, it is a big step forward from "Mystery of Joyville". I still think they should let us players get more familiarized with the characters and more filling dialog. There is no voice-overs which is quite ok, though it would be even better with. The sound effects are well done all the way. One BIG plus is that the story seems a bit more conclusive this time around, and doesn't leave you with a horrible "to be continued".
Luckily, this time around, you at least have 2 difficulty settings to choose from. Regular and Expert. Regular sparkles on everything and have a quick recharge for hints/skips while Expert has sparkles only on HO scenes and slower hint/skip recharge. I played it in expert and still found it rather easy, so if you are a seasoned player in these types of games you should definitely go for expert. Regular is strictly for beginners.
The game play itself is very typical HO game. Lots of HO scenes, of which most gets revisited. Most are crisp and clear, but you do get some darker scenes in there and some items are quite small. That might make it more challenging for people with poor eye sight and a bit eye straining for most. There is some very light interactivity within the scenes (mostly just opening/closing drawers and such).
The puzzles are still on the easy side as they were in the first game, maybe a tiny bit harder, but there is basically no brain twisting to fear or look forward to. There is also a bit more adventuring in this one, and there are certain items you need to find in the regular scenes.
There is little guidance and explanations on what is going on and what you need to do next or where you need to go, so expect a bit traveling back and forth. There is no map or journal either. Most is pretty straight forward though.
I had more fun with this one than the previous one and that makes me look forward to the next one in line. It also makes it easier to recommend this game for most players. A warning to the most advanced though, it offers little challenge if that is what you are after.
For the guys:
As with the first game there is no gender bias and the story suits all.
TJ
November 2, 2012
Souls of the Innocent
Game took 3 hours, but it was my third time playing. So add an hour or two, depending on your skill level, for a first-time play.
Storyline: Refreshingly original and cohesive. Joyville people are falling into a deep sleep and you are investigating why. Little do they know that Felicia is stealing souls so that she can use them to regain her beauty. The cute scuttling spider doll is back to again tease you. Ending was satisfactory for some, not so for others.
Gameplay: Although not linear, it is usually apparent what needs to be done. How is not as easy, especially once many more environments become open. Artwork is clear, exquisite and beautifully detailed and the animation is again superb. There are a lot of HOS and they are a pleasure to play ? objects are well defined, lovely and good sized. Puzzles and mini-games are diverse and well-crafted, complexity ranges from fairly easy to moderately challenging and they are tied together by the story.
Game design is once again awesome, as are all ERS games. About 4 1/2 stars, rounded up because of the unique storyline and gorgeous artwork.
September 3, 2012
Another fantastic PuppetShow
We have had some nasty weather here in Edmonton. Since I was going to be a shut-in, I got all 4 of the PuppetShow series. What a blast!!! I love them all equally. The visual/sound/story line are all excellent. If you want hours upon hours of challenging fun - then these games are for you. Thank goodness for the walkthrough blog, have a good memory-but short. Am watching for another in this series !
July 15, 2012
Great game, like all of the PuppetShows!
The storyline is good, continuing the first PuppetShow. I love these sometimes creepy puppets!
I played in expert mode.
- The sound and graphics are great.
- The HOS are very clear.
- The puzzles are sometimes challenging, but mostly quite easy.
- There is no map, and a lot of going back and forth.
- There is no journal, so you have to remember where to use a clue.
I could have played longer, it took me about 2 1/2 hours to finish. These PuppetShow games are really great!
July 7, 2012
Souls of the Innocent
I love the first Puppetshow that I almost buy this game without even trying the demo. I am glad I did, because I think this game is as good as the first one. Like all other ERS games, the graphic is great and very life like.
One thing I found struggling is the puzzles. I am not very much puzzle fan. I love HOG scenes but not the mini games. They're difficult in my opinion. Some I can solve myself and the rest I have to use the hint button >_<
For puzzle, HOG and great storyline fan, this is for you (dont forget to buy the first one to know the story behind it!)
June 28, 2012
Great challenge!
I loved this game. It has about everything you could want from a HOG. The storyline was interesting and the artistry was detailed. I need to get the rest of this series!
June 11, 2012
Can't wait to buy!
After completing the trial version I can now say that I am DEFINITELY buying the full version! The graphics are simply amazing, the story line is great, with it following on from the first Puppetshow. Only thing that erks me is revisiting the HO scenes two-three times. This was a tad annoying, but relevant I suppose.
Another thing that kind of erkd me was the HO clues, some of the things I had to exit gameplay for and Google, because I had no idea what they were.
Other than that, a great game. Well done BF and developers for a wonderful sequel :) About to go trial the next game in the series
May 28, 2012
I bought the game
Fun game and you get your money's worth
May 27, 2012
Another hit for ERS and the Puppetshow series
The final chapter, stands up and takes notice! Great graphics, decent eerie music and a good storyline. While no VOs just some light reading the game was still very good. A little bit short for my taste but I still highly recommend this game simply because its that good! The puzzles definately proved to be a challenge and wth no instructions you really have to think outside the box on some of them. Hint button only works with HOS but its really the only place its needed.
March 30, 2012
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