Spirits of Mystery: Family Lies - Hidden Object Reviews – Page 2
4/5 rating based on 34 reviews. Read all reviews for Spirits of Mystery: Family Lies - Hidden Object for iPhone.
Spirits of Mystery: Family Lies - Hidden Object is free iOS app published by Big Fish Games, Inc
Better than expected
La Contessa de Medici
Graphics lovely. Story not bad. A lot of back and forth but ok. Some of the HO games confused me and or couldn’t find due to dark screen ( hint to the rescue ). LONG game + bonus game. Played well no issues/glitches. Purchased on sale. Well worth it.
Family lies
Thrush fueled
Really enjoyed this games. The layers you have to peel away keeps you focused. One of the best I’ve ever played
Family lies
Dracyy
Isa is back but with a twist. Usual vapid nanny, useless supporting characters and way too many Ho scenes. Good graphics thankfully transporting map but once again no diary. Game was predictably short. Buy on sale if you are bored. Otherwise- well I'll be knitting because this one wasn't worth more than one run through.
Here's the Ironic Truth: Isa Saves the Day!
KimTwilight69
As it takes place during the medieval times, this game represents a dark fantasy genre with pronounced horror-like elements; unfortunately, the plot sets forth a borrowed and recycled theme, which is void of any original concepts. The imagery is typically inauspicious; and it will generate a terrifying reaction, such as when you become trapped in a musty, decayed, and deplorable dungeon containing horrifying spike-covered contraptions and the skeletal remains of unfortunate victims. The graphics are satisfactorily rendered with nicely and clearly drawn illustrations, which create an almost realistic representation of the environment. The color scheme steadfastly exhibits a monochromatic base of lighter and darker tinges of blue, and this achieves an overcast and timorous mood. You can customize your settings; options should please your needs. The inventory is labeled and interactive; items require assembly. I love the design layout of the features at the bottom, as well as the quick and convenient access to the collectibles and achievements. In custom mode, the teleport map allows for brisk transport to labeled locations and indicates available objectives. Transition between scenes, though, is slightly delayed by a few seconds; however, there's no other glitches to report. The HOS are diverse, interactive, and puzzle-like; you might use an inventory item to effectuate an action, which, in return, will initiate an HOS. They can also be story driven in which you will find items in accordance with a narrative story. Some of the puzzles are the "one move affects another move" type; furthermore, there are micro puzzles peppered throughout and within the close-ups. The collectibles are used to furnish a room, which is accessible at any time. This installment feels outdated since it lacks any current-trending aspects that are prevailing in other developers' games; Madhead is one such example of an avant garde expertise. Having said the above, my true rating is 3.5 stars but bumped down to 3 stars. There is a secret core within my imagination that produces an inclination toward medieval-like men with long hair, such as Isa (minus the giant beak). So..., I kinda stared at the screen a few times. Shush! Don't tell!
Nope nope nope
Barky196
I'm not buying games from ERS anymore. The graphics are just awful. Muddy, dull, like something out of a child's coloring book. Really ugly.
Spirits of Mystery: Family Issues ...
Izzyoc
Bought this game and ended up regretting it - short game play. Voices are annoying. So-so- story; interesting to see another side of Isa from the previous games, but that's about it. Annoying to have to scan the scenes with the amulet to find the thorns - first few times were fine but gets old fast. Custom mode of play is always nice, and you do get a map a little later in the game. Collectible little gem stones, mainly in the zoom-in scenes. Decent graphics, small lag between scenes for me. Noticed a small mouse in the bonus game, and a couple of flying bats ... Upcoming Games from Big Fish Games: (# stars is average review on BigFishGames.com for the PC or Mac version, date is the day the game was first released on any platform - usually PC or Mac) Midnight Mysteries: Ghostwriting (3.6 stars, Games Forest, Jan. '15 Dark Dimensions: Blade Master (3 stars, Daily Magic, Jun. '16) Edge of Reality: Ring of Destiny (3.8 stars, 4 Friends Games, Apr. '16) Labyrinths of the World: Stonehenge Mystery (4.1 stars, Domini Games, Aug. '16)
Spirits of Mystery Family Lies
JosieBill
New update...after reloading the game several times, I was able to purchase it. Gave it a 4 star because of the issues with purchasing the game. Giving it a 5 star as I am enjoying the game more then I have some of my past purchases. Will look to see it there are other related games.
Spirits of Mystery: Family Lies by LynxMinx
lynx minx
Note to Izzyoc: I really hope you bought this game; it was worth it. You know there is no love lost between me and ERS after the whole PuppetShow debacle but this game was terrific. You know I don't hand out stars easily either! I went back and read your review, as well as those of KimTwilight and Dracyy. I don't know why I liked this game so much more than you all did. Maybe I am bored and I don't know how to knit! The storyline was interesting and easy to follow, even without a cohesive journal. It was a fairytale about love gone wrong. You could customize settings. The game was lengthy and had a decently long bonus adventure.The graphics were crisp and clear and quite eerily beautiful. There was a marked (if so chosen in settings) teleport map to transport you, and this time ERS let you know when there was an active task so there was no useless running around, with marks everywhere! There was a slight lag time between locations but it wasn't interminable. At each location you collect hidden pearls to decorate a boudoir, and it was the only collection. No stupid morphing objects which I truly detest! Inventory was labeled and interactive and there were complex items to assemble. The HO scenes had variation and some were more like puzzles, so they weren't boring for a change. I liked the selection of puzzles/games because it wasn't all boring rotational nonsense. You had to paint, embroider, crack codes and formulate potions, and there were a couple of games which tested dexterity. The gimmick in this game was a magic mirror used to destroy evil roots. I deducted the star for the following reasons: no actual journal, short lag time loading between locations, and you could tell that English was not the developer's first language due to poor grammar, vocabulary and syntax. There was a slight touch sensitivity issue when using inventory items but not enough to prevent us from finishing the game. Oh, I forgot! Of course I must mention there were a couple of rodents but ERS made them cute this time. I will deny ever saying that! I would definitely play a sequel if it was as good as this game! DTE, this is a definite winner! Or maybe I just enjoy fairytales! Lynxie sends you all tons of ?❤?!