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Mystery Trackers: The Void 
The Void family mansion used to be a gorgeous home, until Dr. Malleus Void inherited it. Legend has it that the creepy doctor spent his time doing terrible experiments in the home, and it has been abandoned for an entire decade. After 3 world famous celebrities go missing inside the house, it's up to the Mystery Trackers to go inside the house, and solve its mysteries once and for all in Mystery Trackers: The Void!
- Gorgeous graphics
- Incredible storyline
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- For a more in depth experience, check out the Collector's Edition
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Game System Requirements:
- OS: Windows XP/Vista/7/8
- CPU: 1.2 GHz
- RAM: 512 MB
- DirectX: 9.0
- Hard Drive: 629 MB
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- Browser: Internet Explorer 7 or later
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I say, not exceptional, but still solid
I always play Big Fish games with my wife, so the reviews are usually two for the price of one. ^^
So let's make it simple... I give you the Good the Bad and the Conclusion:
+ The visuals are mostly real good. Even something that stands out animation vice...
+ Sounds were alright. Does it's job, creates the atmosphere.
+ The storyline is actually quite interesting. Lots of info for those who love to read every lil detail from your notebook.
+ Lots to play.
- Too... linear.
- Obviousness of the progress (not story vice).
- A bit too easy puzzles.
THE CONCLUSION
I was about to give 3 stars to this one, but decided to actually pump it up to 4 because of one; the current price slash and two; once you finish the game, you actually do feel a bit better about the game.
With my last review with Haunted Halls: Fears from Childhood, the journey was great, but ending dissapointing. Things went other way around this time. We had really hard time getting into the story and adventuring for the first half of the playtime. The items were so very very easy to put in their rightful places and it just wasn't that interesting. Thankfully, things started to get more complicated towards the end. With the storyline (which ended up being actually real nice and rewarding in the end) and also with the puzzle difficulty level.
It's still... a solid good game. It just didn't offer something that would leave us remembering this one that fondly afterwards. I wish that you would get more items at once and you really have to scratch your head when to use them. Also, when the story is not set into something completely scifi or fantasy - and I mean really far out something odd - I don't want to find items in completely nonsense places and be told exactly what to do. "Hmm, okay, the text up there says: The wall here is bricked. I wish I had DYNAMITE!" So I go to the room next to me and ooooh... there's dynamite sticking out from a ventilation system. o.O
Alright fair enough, I should probably say that this game is probably more suitable for more casual group and for those who don't need those Master Expert Detective difficulty challenged. (Not referring to myself and trying to boost my ego, says the person who got stuck for the longest time in Escape from Ravenhearst, right in the beginning.)
I'm not nagging about this one too much, but just saying. ^^
Captain S. Imple Obvious, signing out.
November 24, 2011
Good, challenging game!
I liked the storyline. It's quite a dark game.
- There is only one game mode.
- The sound is good, the graphics clear. The objects in the HOS are easy to find.
- Some puzzles are really challenging and a change from what you usually get.
- The journal is helpful, since it can give you some clues.
- There is no map, but when a chapter is finished you won't go back. So there are not that many locations pro chapter.
It took me a little more than 3 hours to finish, and it's worth the money!
June 29, 2012
Loved it!
I absolutely loved this game.
The story had enough differences to be refreshing, particularly some of the location changes.
I thoroughly enjoyed playing through the sections, as it almost felt like true "parts" of a grand adventure.
The HO scenes were challenging enough to be, well, challenging without being challenging in the manner of some that are so dark the challenge is seeing anything, or miniaturizing everything to the point you feel you need a magnifier to solve the puzzles.
The minigames ranged from quite easy to medium-hard.
While there was some back and forth, it was a bit more linear than others - so you don't feel you're spending more than half your game time doing nothing but putting time into a timesink of nack and forth'ing to place pieces or retrieve pieces not available on first (or even second, third, and fourth in some cases) visit.
It was entertaining, different, and offered enough challenge to hold my interest through an extended session. I'd definitely recommend it.
November 18, 2012
Not complicated enough for me
I thought the graphics of the game were wonderful but overall expected a bit more from the game. I played the full hour trial but didn't feel like I wanted to go any further. I liked the hidden object scenes because they were beautifully rendered and the objects were not too hard to find so I didn't find them tiring or a strain on the eyes. However, I found the game a bit too simplistic when everything I found was used almost immediately so the inventory didn't fill up with curious objects.
The game wasn't bad, but when there are just so many fantastic HOGs out there, I felt my time and money would be better placed elsewhere.
November 1, 2012
A great game !
One of the good ones, good ideas, great plots and mini games, I enjoyed it very much, good sense of humor, graphics are good, clear, lots of fun !
August 4, 2012
Near Perfection
The first Mystery Trackers game is hugely fun, immensely replayable, and really makes you feel like you've entered another world. It's simply a must play for any fan of either hidden object or adventure games.
The storyline is excellent and very deep. You are a detective called to investigate several suspicious disappearances at a strange house, and what a surprise, everything is not as it seems! The story is presented through a variety of clippings and papers that you gather and is top-notch. Generally these plots don't make sense, but this one very much does and keeps you guessing in a good way.
The graphics and sound are also very solid. The hidden object scenes in particular look realistic and well rendered, and there are a few examples of animation that fit well in the story. Voice acting is minimal but acceptable.
I particularly liked the layout of this game. You'll explore the mansion and the grounds, but the methods with which you use to do that are inventive and fun. No simply walk through random doors here..you even get a (sort of) car chase! This method also makes it clear where you're going and where you no longer need to worry about. Hidden object scenes are plentiful but only need to be done once. You can also unlock a boatload of achievements for not using hints or skips. Only one level of difficulty and hints recharge very fast.
My only issues with this game are minor quibbles. The biggest would be the "list form" of finding hidden objects, meaning collect "10 ladybugs" and so on. I feel that's an artificial way to make the game appear longer and quite frankly a bore. Puzzles make sense and range from very easy to devilishly challenging, but I never once wanted to skip. Well done work all around and makes you want to try the rest of the series.
June 5, 2012
Feels almost real!
The story line and the way it unfolded was so well done that it feels like you've actually been transported into the void and are living the game itself. I love how this games got me hooked, so hooked in fact, that the first thing i did after playing it was to play it again!
I finished the game on my first try without the help of walkthroughs, strategy guides, or in-game hints. The puzzles are fairly challenging but can be solved in a relatively short amount of time. This doesnt mean that the puzzles arent challenging enough to entertain you, it simply means you dont need a PhD in 5 fields to play the game.
The game is well paced and the story line makes sense and keeps you thinking. The environment was very well done and sets off your imagination on a transatlantic flight. Even the sound track is good!
Conclusion: The game has its fair share of puzzles and hidden object scenes with a great story to tell. Whether youre a beginner or an advanced player, this game is something anyone would enjoy.
My only regret is i did not get the collector's edition of this game.
May 15, 2012
love playing this hidden object game
its a lot of fun.have a great time .
May 2, 2012
Great Game
I liked how this game was a bit longer than most of this type that I have played. Was fun to play and kept me thinking.
March 12, 2012
Great game
Excellent game, very enjoyable. Great game play and nice graphics.
January 6, 2012
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