Mountain Crime: Requital Free Download Crack Serial Key

Mountain Crime: Requital Free Download Crack Serial Key > http://urluss.com/103v03

About This Game Someone is killing the guests at a mountain resort, and you could be next if you don't solve the mystery at the heart of this chilling thriller! Take the role of a doctor who's summoned to a remote hotel to tend to a patient, and hold on to your sanity as you discover the first victim moments upon arriving at the retreat. As you search for clues, crack brain-bending puzzles and read newspaper clippings that reveal the hotel's horrific past, two questions will take shape in your mind: What ties do you have to the hotel? And why did one of the victims claim you are the killer? The answer will shock you! Play Mountain Crime today to discover the truth! Key features: •Two difficulty modes •Map with available actions •Interactive conversations •Fully-voiced characters •Step-by-step tutorial 6d5b4406ea Title: Mountain Crime: RequitalGenre: Adventure, CasualDeveloper:Alawar StargazePublisher:Alawar EntertainmentRelease Date: 24 Dec, 2011 Mountain Crime: Requital Free Download Crack Serial Key THE CAPTIVATING STORYLINE IS CLEVER AS IS CUNNING...A BIG THUMBS UP!. A murder mystery written like an early Agatha Christie novel, presented like an Alfred Hitchcock movie, with the solvability (and continuity) of an Ellery Queen mystery. Engaging, intriguing, heart pounding. Keeps the gamer enthralled and guessing until the end. I felt like I had read a thrilling murder mystery without actually any reading involved. Excellent pacing with just enough time to almost catch your breath. Storyline: Dr. Philip White (one dark and dangerously stormy night) is called to the newly renovated White Wolf Hotel to examine and attend to a Mr. Grey. When he arrives, the bridge washes out leaving him stranded. He discovers there is no Mr. Grey and a hotel filled with other guests also invited to this grand opening by Mr. Grey. (And Then There Were None ~ Agatha Christie, anyone? And no that is not a spoiler.) The mystery begins when the body count begins. Who is Mr Grey? Does he even exist? Why are these people here, unknown to each other yet have a connection? What is that connection? And why this requital? As the body count rises, the answers are revealed. Gameplay: Hidden Object puzzler with point and click elements. The hidden object scenes instead of being find lists, are picture finds (somewhat like a silhouette). The HO scene opens and small pictures form a circle of the things or pieces needed to be found. Not as easy as it sounds since the objects needed to be found blend into the surrounding objects (which are appropriate for where the scene is). For example looking for desk items, on a desk covered with items typically found on a desk. Also there are generally several of the same item and like a matching game the gamer needs to pick the correct one. Puzzles: Sliders and logic, or maybe better stated: logic sliders. For example the typical moving of X number of one color object to the opposite side of a board\/grid while the x number on that side are moved to where the other color is. Typically found on locks. Also there is the finding of keys, which are usually found behind some type of logic slider puzzle. The Point and Click element is just as important to the story and in true point and click fashion there are plenty of puzzling obstacles to overcome. However this element is so intermixed with the Hidden Object aspect it is hard to tell the two apart.Note: No map (not needed), no penalties for game hints or puzzle skips. No achievements but trading cards for those who care about those things.Conclusion: Enthralling and believable murder mystery, and like all excellent murder mysteries when the pieces start to fall into place, it is an avalanche. Definitely worth full price.. An old abandoned hotel, a monstrous storm, a mysterious invite and lots of murder...it's like the movie Clue only not as funny.You play Dr. Phillip White and you've been summoned to a hotel to help a person in need. Then a storm hits and your car crashes leaving you stranded at the hotel. You'll meet lots of characters but honestly none of them matter since they all fall over dead like flies. The amount of murder in this game is just ridiculous. It honestly got to the point where I'd expect to find a dead body in every room. However, the story itself isn't bad but it quickly takes a predictable turn and the ending is down right hilarious. I laughed out loud at the end just shaking my head.Of course, the game doesn't intend to be funny. It takes itself seriously. The voice acting isn't perfect but it's passable. The graphics are dated but not hard on the eyes. The game play is where the game shines. I enjoy the hidden item scenes because you go into each one with a list of items to find that go together to form something actually useful. So no finding random gum wrappers or etched hearts. The mini games are very standard fare; sliding puzzles, memory puzzles, pipe puzzles, etc. They're fun but some are a bit vague when it comes to instructions.The game lacks achievements which is a shame but it also makes playing the game more relaxing. It's an old game at a cheap price and a good one for fans of the genre. Though the story isn't amazing it's funny and I enjoy laughing while playing a good game. So I say you should buy it and give it a shot.Lunar Productions. Finished this last night and enjoyed the experience overall. I was a little disappointed with the ending, which seemed a little abrupt but for a couple of bucks, you can't go wrong.. Bad graphics, too easy HO, music sometimes try too hard to scare me EVERYWHERE and stupid plot [ending makes it worse]. Don't buy it, don't play it, even if you got it for free, it's waste of time.. I know that hidden object games are generally hit-or-miss, but as far as I'm concerned, given the plethora of HO games on Steam, this one is a miss.To start off, the voice acting is horrible, even by HO standards. You can tell that the voice actors are at least trying, but in all cases they either fall short of their mark or completely flat altogether.The HO puzzles are bizarre and annoying, even though I know I shouldn't be as critical about them as I am. Instead of what we all are used to - a list of items at the bottom of the screen - a wheel of diagrams show up and you need to find the items in that wheel. That's fine, I suppose, but the really annoying part is that you have to click on the item then drag it over to the wheel and click again. WHY?! We've obviously found the item. That should be enough. Why add the extra step? And one sliding puzzle was particularly frustrating because of how restricting it is.The story and music are uninspiring, at least in the way that they're presented. Supposedly, according to another review, this is based on Agatha Christie's "And Then There Were None" (as it's now called), but I think I'd rather read the book. The game feels disjointed and does not present itself well. Things seem to happen just for the sake of happening. I know that this is relatively common in HO games, but for some reason it made the game more annoying. The horrible voice acting plus the sparse (and clearly synthetic) music might have set a bad mood from the start, but unfortunately the game did nothing as I progressed to reverse that mood.On the plus side, areas are self contained. You only have four or five rooms to deal with for a certain amount of time before you progress to a completely different area. Once you do, there is no need to go all over the place to achieve your goals. The backgrounds are on par for HO games, too, and that's not a bad thing.I respect that others think this game is worth playing; however, I disagree. (This game is exactly why Steam needs a "meh" option instead of straight "yes" or "no".) Although there are some HO games that are much worse than this, there are far more that are superior. If you really think that this game its worth playing, I suggest that you get it at a discount, although the $2.99 (as I write this) isn't a horrible price for what you get. Just don't expect this to be up to Artifex Mundi quality, especially where the voice acting is concerned.