Amax Interactive brings you the next installment of the Redemption Cemetery series!
When your best journalist comes to you with a chilling story about strange occurrences at an old cemetery, you can't wait to investigate. Things quickly take a dark turn when she's abducted by dark forces! Do you have what it takes to travel through death and save your friend, or will you become the cemetery’s next resident? Find out in this spine-tingling hidden-object puzzle adventure game!
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Game System Requirements:
- OS: Windows XP/Windows Vista/Windows 7/Windows 8/Windows 10
- CPU: 1.6 GHz
- RAM: 1024 MB
- DirectX: 9.0
- Hard Drive: 704 MB
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- Browser: Internet Explorer 7 or later
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Reviews at a Glance
Redemption Cemetery: One Foot in the Grave
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Average Rating:
Customer Reviews
Redemption Cemetery: One Foot in the Grave is rated
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Rated 5 out of
5
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denniann2 from
another great game in the series
you are investigating the disappearance of some people.
this evil entity is killing them and draining the energy from their bodies. you have 2 females that you need to find and save. great hint system
Date published: 2018-10-12
Rated 5 out of
5
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Majestyx12 from
It kept me Entertained
Based on the completed game.
A word of warning. Things jump out at you. I loved this. It really had the surprise factor for me.
It has 6 Chapters. 622 mb.12 hops. The graphic are great. The scenes are artful. It had some puzzles I liked. I liked shooting. I think it had some funny parts. I liked it enought to buy the CE but they say there are no collectibles, so I won't.
I didn't like when you have continue. I had to click on the word continue or I wasn't moving.
Date published: 2018-02-13
Rated 5 out of
5
by
SparkleGlow100 from
If you like graveyards, barren mountains and underground echoing chambers, you'll like this
Review based on completed game. I thought this was a fun game and I enjoyed playing it! I especially liked all the desolate looking places. The characters were done well, with great voice-overs. The graphics were very good in MOST places and the storyline kept my interest. There was occasional unexpected humor here and there, which made me laugh out loud. I played this game from start to finish, and there was no lag in interest. The HOPS (about 8-10) were nice to look at, and there are plenty of puzzles.
I'm not usually too bowled over by Redemption Cemetary, but this one was really good I thought!
Date published: 2018-01-20
Rated 5 out of
5
by
luvnascar from
I really liked this game, Glad I bought it
I thought it was really fun to play. It really held my interest. I was disappointed that there was no bonus chapter. . I would recommend it.
Date published: 2018-01-03
Rated 3 out of
5
by
Yanie1020 from
Rather Boring
Nothing new in this game. Just more of the same. Was ready for it to be over.
Date published: 2018-01-01
Rated 2 out of
5
by
pennmom36 from
TO LIKE OR NOT TO LIKE, THAT IS THE MORAL QUESTION
I really tried to like this game, I bought the CE version on a BOGO sale, and I have tried to finish this game several times. Try as I may, I just can't do it! The best part of this game was the first 15 minutes, when that wicked looking spirit and his undead horse (that horse was looking pretty rough) came to life, after that all I got was a stupid raven! To make matters worse, I spend most of my time saving Karen, first she's abducted in the graveyard, and we hadn't been there 10 minutes yet, then she gets kidnapped by venomous snakes, then she get thrown in a well, (which btw, is in no way, shape or form, a well, it's an underground prison cell) then she gets stuck under a bunch of rocks! I'll be honest with you, when it came down to me choosing between saving Nathan or saving Karen, I chose to save Nathan. Surely he's more capable of handling himself, and he's so much cuter! Well, anywho, here's a recap of my review to help you decide which version, if either (I recommend "if either" lol) is right for you:
When your best journalist comes knocking at your door in the middle of the night, you can bet on the fact that she's stumbled onto something incredible. That bet will pay off, because Karen has discovered a cemetery where she believes, people are just dying to get in! This cemetery is heavily guarded (and by heavily guarded, I mean one guard who refuses to sink with the ship) but her investigative skills have now led her to believe that the guards aren't there to keep people from getting in, it's to keep people from getting out!
Clap, clap, clap, clap. I have good news, and bad news. The good news is that Amax is really digging their heels in, they are jumping in with both feet, they refuse to accept the agony of deFeet (sorry, can't help myself, gotta use those pun opportunities) In all honesty, it's clear to see that they are really trying to get it right, they aren't sticking a toe in the HOPA waters, they are getting both feet wet (oops I did it again) They are trying to give us something new in a stagnate environment. The bad news is that I think they are trying too hard, because some of these features initially piqued my interest, but quickly became annoying.
The first new feature Amax added was way more dialog to sift through in an attempt to build a character/gamer relationship bond. Then they added Conversation Options, which in itself isn't all that bad, but it takes place on almost every conversation in every scene, multiple times. Again, that in itself isn't all that bad, however, for me it became annoying because I was constantly having to click on the dialog box at the bottom, to advance the conversation, then up to the top to click whichever choice I wanted, and then back to the bottom again to advance the conversation. If I chose the wrong answer, I would have to go back to the conversation option to click on the dialog option once again. A little goes a long way, they went a little overboard with it, and it may have helped if the two boxes were closer to the bottom dialog box?!?
They have also added a feature that looks to me like it's the majority of the CE bling. There aren't any collectibles or morphs offered, just points to earn to tip the scales of justice. When you are making those above mentioned decisions, depending on which answers you choose, you receive either Order points or Chaos points, moral or immoral choices. There is a moon on the bottom left that will turn red if you begin to make Chaotic or unethical decisions during the game. I like this theory, because it can make the game more interesting to replay, by making different choices, IF it effects the outcome of the story. (but at the rate I'm going, I'll never make it to the end, wouldn't it be nice to be able to fast-forward through the game if you wanted to?)
The Hidden Object Scenes have changed as well. First of all, they didn't repeat any HOP in the same scene, awesome! Most of the HOP's require you to use a lantern, the same lantern, even more awesome! You use the lantern in a dark scene to find several rabid bats, in a highly interactive scene where the bats consume the entire scene and attack you when you least expect it. Another scene requires you to use the lantern to pan several areas in search of dangerous creatures and ignoring the creatures who aren't dangerous. There is also a Spot the Difference HOP that was fairly well done.
The Mini Games sometimes requires help and guidance from your talking Crow friend, or the use of a camera for picture references. The camera can also help you find secret areas, or to see thing in a different light. Below are brief descriptions of some of the games you'll encounter during the demo:
1) Drag skulls over the holes in the glass, moving one skull may affect others.
2) Swap tokens to match the riddles and picture references.
3) Use the fishing rod to guide the key out of the well, avoiding obstacles on the way up.
4) Follow the crows directions to interact with the character, by choosing the correct left and right side of the character facing you.
REDEMPTION CEMETERY GAMES AVAILABLE
Title***Collector's Edition Release Date***Average Rating
1-Curse of the Raven (August 9-2010) 4.4
2-Children's Plight (August 12-2011) 4.5
3-Grave Testimony (August 12-2012) 4.3
4-Salvation of the Lost (April 18-2013) 3.8
5-Bitter Frost (December 26-2013) 3.4
6-The Island of the Lost (March 15-2015) 3.6
7-Clock of Fate (September 29-2015) 3.6
8-At Death's Door (May 5-2016) 3.8
9-Night Terrors (February 9-2017) 3.4
10-Embodiment of Evil (May 17-2017) 4.0
11-One Foot in the Grave (November 16-2017) 3.3
The Collector's Edition version has 20 Concept Art pictures, 10 Wallpapers, 9 Screensavers, 4 Music Soundtracks, 10 Movie Videos, 18 re-playable Mini Games, 17 re-playable Hidden Object Scenes, Order and Chaos Points to earn, 12 Achievements to Earn, a built in Strategy Guide and a Bonus Chapter, the end.
Date published: 2017-12-15