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Hats off to a Game that blew my Socks off!

PostedNovember 25, 2016

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Just finished the game, including Bonus Chapter and most of the Extras.

Ok, I could moan about the story, the element of eternal life is not exactly brand new. But I’ve never seen it going wrong so brilliantly well.
I played the beta back in April, thought it was ok, but I didn’t expect my socks getting blown off.
That’s what happened after playing the first hour of the full game. Off they ...Show more

Just finished the game, including Bonus Chapter and most of the Extras.

For me there was so much to love. Apart from smooth gameplay, brilliant graphics, voice overs, music, an array of marvellous puzzles, outstanding HO’s, „quotes“ from former MCF games, there were word plays as the van-cave or the #Alistel which made me laugh out loud. What I really like is finding references to real life, as the book about the body snatchers of Edinburgh, Burke & Hare. Had to look it up and they existed!

A bunch of new achievements, new twists in HO’s, a few gory moments, a few jump scares were other memorable moments. The best for me was the humour, the quirky characters and the overall smashing gaming experience.

My only complaint: The Developer Hunt was far too short. I would have loved to hunt down every single person who contributed towards this terrific game, cleaning personnel and postmen included. The bloke on the closet was hilarious!

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TICK TOCK ON THE CLOCK BUT THE PARTY DON'T STOP AT HUXLEY'S BOARDING HOUSE

PostedNovember 22, 2016

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fromMCF certainly doesn't skimp when it comes to Morphing Objects that are offered in the main game not the HOP's!

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5 / 5

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5 / 5

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5 / 5

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Ever wish you could turn back the hands of time, back to a simpler way of life? Welcome to Huxley's Boarding House, where they have turned back the clock to the Victorian era where life moves at a much slower pace. No phones, no technology (say what! I'm outta here!) no modern day hustle and bustle, race against the clock drama. As long as you can agree to follow a few simple rules, and a strict ...Show more

This just might be another one of MCF's famous series ranking right up there with Madame Fate and the famous Ravenhearst games. This game will be tough for beginners, but doable, because this is not a hand holding type of game, and I love it. Many of the tasks require you to reference codes and clues you've seen previously, and your journal doesn't always have the exact clue written in it, or there may be more than one clue that may seem applicable which can be confusing. After the demo, things seem easier once you get into the swing of things. Then again, MCF has made those Super Puzzles famous, and they can be really challenging, but, they do let you skip sections of the super puzzle if one of the multi-layered puzzles boggles your brain, which has happened to me, especially by the end of the game, lol! There aren't any fuzzy wuzzy helpers to assist you in finding the Queen's Royal Photographer, George Pritchard, whose last known whereabouts was at the Huxley's Boarding House. Each scene has a Morphing Object to find, some are very well hidden and the cursor doesn't change to scream :here I am" I absolutely love that I have to actually use my brain to solve this case!

The Hidden Object Scenes are mostly Interactive List finds but MCF games are all about the Mini Games and solving tasks. The HOP's are well done and entertaining, but nothing compared to the puzzles, especially the Super Puzzles. Don't forget to look for the Hidden Ladybugs, one in each HOP.

The Mini Games are fantastic, even the tasks themselves are more like a mini game than just a mindless operation of turning a key etc. Below are brief descriptions of some of the mini games you'll encounter during the demo:

1) Locate and enter the right code.

2) Memorize the darkened squares, then insert the punch card an press those same memorized squares.

3) Super Puzzle which is a multi-layered puzzle using a decoder to solve the encryption and learn a story.

4) Set the time on the clock by pressing on the cogs to rotate the hands.

5) Place the 5 different clock hands onto the correct clock and then set the correct time by referring to your journals clues.

6) Super Puzzle, another fantastic multi-layered puzzle following blueprints and solving several puzzles within.

This Collector's Edition has 27 replayable Mini Games, 14 replayable Hidden Object Scenes, a Developer's Hunt game, Case Files, Concept Art, Wallpapers (most require you to earn and spend tokens in the Hunt game to access) 11 replayable Movies, 9 Music Soundtracks, 42 Morphing Objects, 14 Lucky Ladybugs within the HOP's, a built in Strategy Guide and a Bonus Chapter, enjoy! Show less

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Simply the Best!

PostedNovember 22, 2016

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5 / 5

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Based on trial.

What a treat - challenge upped for once, great dose of humour, story unfolding in a brilliant pace, quirky characters, reminiscences of former MCF games, great puzzles, fantastic, innovative HO's, super soundtrack - couldn't wish for more!
Love it! Kudos to all who helped to do such a super duper game!!!

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GREETINGS MASTER DETECTIVE THE BROKEN HOUR IS HERE!

PostedNovember 22, 2016

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fromThe master detective is on to a new case for the queen searching for her favorite photographer

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Greetings Master Detective, and with those words you are off on another task for the queen and an excellent new MCF game begins. Finally, we have a game that truly deserves the Editor’s Choice Award! I believe it was 2004 when I began my journey into the world of hidden object games with another MCF game Huntsville, and from that time I was “hooked” and became a lover of the hidden object genre. ...Show more

Your job this time detective is to find George Pritchard, the queen’s missing photographer who is not only a valued employee but a dear friend as well. George has always loved “obscure historical places” and his last known location was Huxley’s Boarding House. Your journey begins when you arrive at the boarding house and encounter the first two in a cast of wonderfully depicted characters. This developer has an amazing ability to create characters that come to life with all of their characteristics both good and bad. There are so many special touches and clues in this game that begin with the number 14 on the gear shift knob in your car. Keep your eyes open as you move through the scenes to pick up on all of the clues that you could possibly miss if you don’t pay attention. To say that I love this game is an understatement because it excellent in so many ways. I am a big puzzle lover and, at least for me, the puzzles in the game are a huge plus. I can happily say that I am thrilled to leave the Dalimar saga behind (or at least I hope that is the case) but keep your eyes open for some subtle clues that might indicate the dreaded Dalimar saga is lurking in the wings. One more thing - pay attention and obey the rules at Huxley’s Boarding House because there might just be some unpleasant punishment in store if you happen to forget.

The technical aspects are exactly what we normally expect from this developer with great graphics, wonderfully created characters, great voiceovers and much more. Your tools include an interactive map and a journal. The journal is keeps track of your progress and objectives but it doesn’t always include the clues you might need later.

The HOPs are excellent with many being the list type that I happen to prefer but there are other styles as well but be sure to look for something a little extra in scene. The Broken Hour is perfect for those who love puzzles because there are plenty of them and some are quite challenging. I admit that I did struggle with more than one puzzle but don’t give up hope because they are doable and if you just can’t get them, there is a skip button. Early in the game there is a Rube-Goldberg type of puzzle that was introduced in the first Ravenhearst game and has since become almost a signature to the series. I enjoy these types of puzzles because they are multi-layered with some of the layers being easier than others.

If you enjoy the CE version of games, this one includes a lot of extra content that is better than in most CE games. There are 42 morphing objects, 14 ladybugs, collect tokens by playing a game in the extras section that will then open the Developer’s Hunt. Other standard extras include the strategy guide, bonus game, wallpapers, artwork, videos, music, case file, and a replay of HOPS and puzzles. For me the extras represent a terrific CE value.

This is probably one of the best games (at least of any that followed The 13th Skull) in the Mystery Case Files series. That being said the two Ravenhearst games released last year were excellent, even though I am so sick of the Dalimars and truly hope that I don’t see them again. The Broken Hour is a terrific game with some excellent gameplay features that include some of those difficult puzzles. I love the characters and think they are so true to life that I actually feel involved with them during the game. The storyline and the mystery surrounding the clocks are intriguing and have held my attention past the demo since the game was an immediate buy for me. If you are new to HOPA games The Broken Hour might seem a bit difficult but just hang in there. It is a game worth playing and adding to your gaming library. For me the game is one that I will play more than once as there is so much to do and find. A great mystery that I am sure will be a standout in the Mystery Case Files series. As always, please try the demo to see if The Broken Hour will be a game you will enjoy. Show less

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Get Ready for Puzzle Mania

PostedNovember 26, 2016

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Fun Factor

5 / 5

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5 / 5

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5 / 5

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3 / 5

Do you like puzzles? I do, but if you don't it's going to be a short game for you. Eipix went all out with SuperPuzzles this time.

The down-low: lots of beautifully illustrated scenes, 42 or more scenes, good music & haunted house atmosphere even though it's ostensibly a murder mystery, and challenging gameplay. The story was okay with a loophole or two, and too much dialogue for my ...Show more

Do you like puzzles? I do, but if you don't it's going to be a short game for you. Eipix went all out with SuperPuzzles this time.

Awesome SuperPuzzles! Plus regular ones that challenge you. HOs were nicely varied with new twists, but traditional HO fans will be pleased too. There's a real journal too.

Morphing objects are in every scene, ladybugs in every HO, and new achievements that differ from Eipix' usual fare. (Read them before you start play).

CE bling includes replayable puzzles & HOs, ability to go back to find missing morphs & bugs, and playing a puzzle to open up bling. Plus a "find the dev" souvenir room that's kinda cute.

Some have said there's "something missing" despite being a great game. I kinda like the first two Ravenhearst games too, but that theme is played out, so on to more original stories, right?

The main game is Yuge, about 6-7hrs in hard mode. The bonus game is a prequel, at about 1 hr. Most of my time was spent on puzzles. The usual CE bling is included, along with the above mentioned.

Is it worth a CE? Yeah, I believe it, plus it's worth replaying. The combination of excellent production values, bling, adventure challenge, tons of puzzles (included in bonus game), and atmosphere make this worth it. Show less

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BREAKING ALL THE RULES, EIPIX PRODUCES ANOTHER EPIC MASTERPIECE

PostedNovember 22, 2016

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fromTime to put on my “gaming glasses” to increase my “insight” and “brain power” in locating clues, solving puzzles, keeping track of time, and avoiding Meredith at all costs.

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5 / 5

7 CHAPTERS PLUS A BONUS CHAPTER. DEMO BASED ON DEMO DUE TO THE ENORMITY OF THE GAME

OVERVIEW: Keep a stiff upper lip and remember - “No one breaks the rules!” You are off on another assignment at the behest of the Queen in this 5-star plus game. A fellow agent, George Pritchard, is missing. His last known sighting was at the historical Huxley boarding house. Loosely based on reality shows dealing with the paranormal, find yourself in this house with a cast of suspicious characters. Become engulfed in a maniacal, obsessive compulsive world of time, clocks, where residents must adhere to a strict time schedule. As you look for your fellow agent, beware the menacing presence of the former owner, Meredith Huxley, a ghostly apparition who insists on complete observance to this time schedule.

This game does not disappoint. It is another masterpiece in the BFG flagship series! It is a testimony to this developer’s “obsessive” amount of time and talent involved in creating this well-constructed enigmatic game. It has an excellent pace, realistic graphics, well-written suspenseful story, and HOP scenes and puzzles galore. This puzzle-intense “who-is-behind-the-mystery” game will keep you engaged. It was an automatic purchase for me and well worth the price.

BE VIGILANT! Clues abound in this game. Play slowly! You do not want to miss important clues throughout. You will need to pay attention to your environment,( both people and objects) to solve some of the puzzles in this game. There is no hand-holding in this game. You collect morphing objects and play a variation of a shooting game to collect tokens. You collect tokens to open the game extras. Included in “the price” of staying at this boarding house, is access to a “van cave” containing high-tech ghost busting equipment.

THE DALIMAR FAMILY CONNECTION: Could this story be connected to the previous games in the series? Possibly. There appears to be some subtle hints to that affect. The obsessive/compulsive ghost Meredith could pass for a relative of Alistair Dalimar. She certainly has some of those crazy family traits.

ME AND MY STEREOTYPE: In “time,” will EIPIX leave the stereotypes on the cutting room floor and attire their characters in some less-than-hackneyed images? The game has some well-defined character analysis in this story. However, some of these characters are too one-dimensional and stereotypical for my taste.

PUZZLES: This game is a puzzler’s delight! The puzzles are varied both in style and difficulty. There are some difficult puzzles in this game. There is an excellent, well-designed Rube Goldberg puzzle (super puzzle) in the demo which will appeal to the science buffs in the audience. The others include the usual moving tile puzzles, gear puzzles, cryptic clue puzzles, logic puzzles, and matching puzzles, to name a few. There are some multiple-step puzzles. One of my favorite puzzles from the demo is the battleship puzzle, based on the battleship game, with ghosts replacing the ships. To purchase tokens, play a type of shooter game in which you match up like numbers.

HOP SCENES: They are standard fare seen in all games, including interactive lists of items and silhouette. My favorite was one in which you use a dial to adjust the resolution of the screen to view more items within the scene.

LEVELS: Easy, Hard, Insane, Custom Hint: 10 to 120 seconds Skips: 10 to 400 seconds

EXTRAS: (A) 17 Achievements (B) Collect tokens to unlock areas of the game. Play a game to get tokens (C) Replay 14 HOP scenes and 27 puzzles (D) 42 Morphing objects: The icon for these objects will light if there is one located in the scene. (E) Strategy guide - 49 pages (F) Wallpaper, artwork, screensavers, videos – must use tokens to unlock some of these (G) Developer Hunt game and 14 ladybugs to collect

HERE ARE THE DETAILS (SPOILERS) FOR THOSE WANT MORE INFORMATION ON THE HOP SCENES AND PUZZLES IN SEQUENCE:

HOP SCENES: A. List of items to locate. B. List of items to locate. C. Replacement into scene. D. List of items to locate. E. Silhouette - find and replace – has a puzzle within it F. List of items to locate. Rather cool. Use a dial to adjust the resolution on the screen to see more items.

PUZZLES: Puzzle Rating: (1) Extremely easy 2) Easy (3) A little difficult or time consuming (4) Moderately difficult (5) Difficult
A. Moving tiles puzzle. Rotate rings to unlock a code to open a lock on a valise. Rating: 2
B. Decoder puzzle. Place a decoder on a document so that items in a window match the symbol above the window. 4 X Rating: 5
C. Origami puzzle. Fold paper along lines for four pieces of paper containing information on Jacob Huxley. 4 X Rating: 2
D. Gear puzzle. Move cogs to set time on a clock. Some move both hands, some only one hand. Rating: 3
E. Multiple step. (1) Matching. Place 5 clock hands on the proper clock. (2) Set the clocks to the correct time based on a set of cryptic clues. Rating: 2
F. Cryptic clue puzzle. Following a coded piece of paper with cryptic clues, open a lock. Rating: 2
G. Rube Goldberg puzzle: Refer to a blueprint to solve these puzzles.
1. Sliding tiles puzzle. Create a picture. Rating: 3
2. Matching puzzle. Press tokens on a numbered board as given on a blueprint. Rating: 1
3. Checkerboard puzzle. Move batteries into position matching a diagram hidden in the blueprint. You can only move by jumping over other batteries. Rating: 2
4. Mathematical puzzle. Combine two bottles with a 10 lb. weight to equal that of indicated on the blueprint. Rating: 2
5. Sequence puzzle. Press red buttons to light up lights so that all lights stay lit. Rating: 2
6. Assembly puzzle. Using 3 colored wires, create a grid so that all lines contain wires. You only get a certain amount of each wire. Rating: 2
7. Sequence puzzle. Arrange bottles as to weight. Rating: 2
8. Matching. Match up symbols with numbers. Rating: 1
9. Assembly puzzle. Create battery acid by following the blueprint for chemicals and amount of each one. Rating: 2
H. Logic puzzle. Move dials on a radio until you get the frequency to hear a broadcast. Rating: 2
I. Maze puzzle. Move chests into proper position. You will need to lower some squares to free up the other chests. Rating: 4
J. Assembly puzzle. Calibrate a keyboard by placing keys into the proper locations. Rating: 3
K. Matching puzzle. Match up floppy disks. Rating: 1
L. Battleship puzzle. Same as battleship but use ghosts instead. Rating: 3
M. Matching puzzle. Take a series of photographs and place them into the proper place within a scene. Rating: 2 Show less

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A Wonderful Surprise

PostedAugust 1, 2017

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To be honest, after playing the last two MCF games (Key to Ravenhearst & Ravenhearst Unlocked) by these developers, I was actually quite reluctant to play another one of their MCF games. In fact, the only reason that I (reluctantly) started to play it is that I had already bought it before playing those Ravenhearst games. And what a pleasant surprise it was as soon as I started playing it! The main idea might not be original, but it is certainly presented in a very original way. The story is very interesting, the graphics are great, and the game should be fun on whatever difficulty level you play it (mine was and always is "Insane" - hehehe).

Usually, I really don't like it when there are any Achievements. I feel they only distract you from the story, which is supposed to be the heart of the game, after all. In fact, I wish there would be at least one Big Fish game series that did *not* have any Achievements... But even the Achievements were not a problem in this game (and in fact the two Ravenhearst games before it)! In fact, I was so impressed with the way the developers have *integrated* the Achievements with the game that I have to write a separate paragraph just to cover all the positives! So here we go.

For one thing, even before starting the main game, you can check out the Achievements box and find a complete list of Achievements and what is necessary to achieve each of them. In other words, none of those *pesky* "Easter Eggs" or "Secret" or "Mysterious" Achievements, that only distract the gamer as he/she continuously struggles to figure out what that Easter Egg or Secret/Mysterious Achievement might be, instead of focusing on the main story/game.

In addition, you can get just about any Achievement even after finishing the main and bonus games! Thus, you can get ALL the HOP-related Achievements, even finding the Lady Bugs, in the Extras section, after you finish the Main game (and those for the Bonus game after finishing that Bonus game). In fact, you can even get those rather pesky Morphing Objects after finishing the game! (In my case, I had already gotten all of them during the game, and opening that section in the Extras just confirmed it.) I said "just about any Achievement," however, because I had gotten all the puzzle-related Achievements during the game itself. But seeing the Puzzle section in the Extras assures me that you should be able to get those Achievements after the game as well. (Please, let me know if I was right about this.)

And if all of the above (story, Achievements, etc.) were not enough, the developers have introduced a fantastic feature in the Credits which I have never seen before (and believe me, I have played LOTS of HO and other games): you can actually PAUSE the Credits to read any or all of them at your own pace. So no more trying to super-speed-read this or that. I especially like to know the names of the voice actors, and sometimes there is a message from the developers as well. So I really appreciate this feature and applaud the developers for coming up with it.

In short, I really enjoyed this game; and would whole-heartedly recommend it to any gamer. :) Show less

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MCF Makes A Come Back!

PostedNovember 17, 2020

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I had pretty much given up on this series as I had many others simply because the game dynamics (plot, puzzles etc.) had become rehashed so many times- the same thing over and over: save the world, save two worlds, save your sister or your half-sister or a multitude of siblings, dwarves, dragons, wicked queens, other-worldlies, lazy cg graphics, lazy script, lazy plot. I guess you get the point. And, if you have been reading the reviews, this has been the biggest complaint: a lack of originality. Now, granted, if a developer is running a series, you eventually run out of ideas (same happens on TV save for but a few series). Well, Eipix has apparently been listening to the gamers on BFG because this is a truly fun, immersive, brain-tweaking game. The cg graphics as far as scenery is really very good (personally, I am a huge fan of hand drawn graphics but I know that is time prohibitive), the characters move a little stiffly but are still well presented with appropriate accents and personalities- multi-dimensional characters are a big plus as they add to the storyline to keep us engaged. And so many different twists to the same old find the morphs, collectibles etc. Not gonna give it away here. The HOGs were actually fun and the puzzles were definitely a challenge. I really enjoyed this game- I actually read every note and book page, I felt an engagement with the characters and loved the different plot. Thanks for hearing us, Eipix! Can't wait to see more! Show less

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It's A WINNER!!!!

PostedNovember 22, 2016

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I had to pop on and say WOW, I'm having fun..Fun...FUN!!
Kudo's to the developer, I judge a game by several factors...
Art, Sound, Games, HOS, Intelligence, Clarity and it has to be FUN!!!
Something that holds my attention, those accents are fantastic and so believable.
So much has been said on details so not going there just want everyone to know ...WINNER...WINNER..CHICKEN DINNER and IT'S A ...Show more

PS: I just need the chicken dinner as I have NO time to cook
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I recommend this game!

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Its Time To Play

PostedNovember 22, 2016

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It is time to buy this Game. I would not be surprised if this is the winner for game of the year award. My brain hurts from the overload. lol. My hour was defiantly broke into a million seconds of Pure Pleasure.

Working HO's, Morphing objects, Good puzzles, Semi Hard puzzles, Lots to do, Great inventory list, Love the Characters, Love the Rules, but maybe they can be broken, Love the story ...Show more

Working HO's, Morphing objects, Good puzzles, Semi Hard puzzles, Lots to do, Great inventory list, Love the Characters, Love the Rules, but maybe they can be broken, Love the story line and game ran smooth as silk for story telling and for game play, Oh and don't forget to find your lucky lady bug in HO's. Smiling and hoping in my chair as I plan to buy right away this game. Show less

I recommend this game!

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