Hello my fellow Bats,
Today I will be reviewing a Hidden Object Game on the Platform Steam. It is called Mightnight Mysteries 3: Devil on the Mississippi, which is the third Game in the Midnight Mysteries Series.
If you haven't read my Review about the first 2 Games then please Click here to read the first one and here to read the second one.
Midnight Mysteries 3: Devil on the Mississippi is a Casual Hidden Objective Game Developed and Published by MumboJumbo. The Game is about the famous writer Mark Twain, which died 100 years ago. The Game was released on the 29th of March 2012. It comes with English Interface only and its native steam price is 9.99€. The Game does provide Steam Achievements but no Steam Trading Cards.
Although I am myself not very familiar with Mark Twain or his Stories, I did enjoy the Game regardless. The Setting was once again compared to other Hidden Object Games grim, gray and Gothic like but yet still a bit more colourful and vibrant then the first Title in this Series.
The Title released on the exact same date as its second counterpart, but yet still looks better then the second and the first Game. This Game is coming, although not mentioned on Steam itself, with the Collectors Edition, meaning, you will receive a Bonus Chapter, Hunt them Bones Bonus Mode, Wallpapers and just as before Artwork within the game itself.
The new Crafting Mechanic that got first introduced in the second Game has been put to use a lot more and better in this Game, which personally I was very fond of.
If you haven't read my Review about the first 2 Games then please Click here to read the first one and here to read the second one.
Midnight Mysteries 3: Devil on the Mississippi is a Casual Hidden Objective Game Developed and Published by MumboJumbo. The Game is about the famous writer Mark Twain, which died 100 years ago. The Game was released on the 29th of March 2012. It comes with English Interface only and its native steam price is 9.99€. The Game does provide Steam Achievements but no Steam Trading Cards.
Although I am myself not very familiar with Mark Twain or his Stories, I did enjoy the Game regardless. The Setting was once again compared to other Hidden Object Games grim, gray and Gothic like but yet still a bit more colourful and vibrant then the first Title in this Series.
The Title released on the exact same date as its second counterpart, but yet still looks better then the second and the first Game. This Game is coming, although not mentioned on Steam itself, with the Collectors Edition, meaning, you will receive a Bonus Chapter, Hunt them Bones Bonus Mode, Wallpapers and just as before Artwork within the game itself.
The new Crafting Mechanic that got first introduced in the second Game has been put to use a lot more and better in this Game, which personally I was very fond of.
Unlike the first Title, this one is more like the second, meaning you will have a few Jump scares coming your way. The Game has a great atmosphere with scary background noises. Headphones are a must for all fans of creepy things.
This Game also provides an in-game build in Guide that can help you with everything in-case you get stuck or a puzzle is to Hard for you. Which personally I liked a lot, I do sometimes myself use these guides if I get stuck or need help with something. It is by far easier having a provided guide by the developers then looking for a solution online.
Unlike the second Game the Achievement were working perfectly fine on this title which means if you are an Achievement Hunter this game will be perfect for you.
The Puzzles in this Game were a lot of fun however I had some problems with a couple of them, which is why I was glad that there was a Guide provided with it.
The Bonus Chapter itself was rather short compared to the main story. The Main Story is around 3 Hours long and the Bonus Chapter will give you another 1 Hour on-top of it. Other Bonus Modes such as Them Bones Bonus Mode and Unlimited Hidden Object Game will probably give you some more time to spent in there. I however was only interested in the Story itself.
If you are interested in completing this game with 100% Achievements and playing all Bonus Content till completion then you might as well get the game for its full price as I imagine you can sink quite the amount of hours into it, or at least 10 Hours.
If you are like me however, which is only interested in the Story itself, I recommend grabbing this Game in a Bundle or on Sale.
This Game is Vampire Approved because of its Gothic Grim Atmosphere, art style and non native English user friendly interface.
This Game also provides an in-game build in Guide that can help you with everything in-case you get stuck or a puzzle is to Hard for you. Which personally I liked a lot, I do sometimes myself use these guides if I get stuck or need help with something. It is by far easier having a provided guide by the developers then looking for a solution online.
Unlike the second Game the Achievement were working perfectly fine on this title which means if you are an Achievement Hunter this game will be perfect for you.
The Puzzles in this Game were a lot of fun however I had some problems with a couple of them, which is why I was glad that there was a Guide provided with it.
The Bonus Chapter itself was rather short compared to the main story. The Main Story is around 3 Hours long and the Bonus Chapter will give you another 1 Hour on-top of it. Other Bonus Modes such as Them Bones Bonus Mode and Unlimited Hidden Object Game will probably give you some more time to spent in there. I however was only interested in the Story itself.
If you are interested in completing this game with 100% Achievements and playing all Bonus Content till completion then you might as well get the game for its full price as I imagine you can sink quite the amount of hours into it, or at least 10 Hours.
If you are like me however, which is only interested in the Story itself, I recommend grabbing this Game in a Bundle or on Sale.
This Game is Vampire Approved because of its Gothic Grim Atmosphere, art style and non native English user friendly interface.
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