Adam Wolfe: Dark Detective Mystery Game Reviews – Page 3

5/5 rating based on 38 reviews. Read all reviews for Adam Wolfe: Dark Detective Mystery Game for iPhone.
Adam Wolfe: Dark Detective Mystery Game is free iOS app published by Mad Head Games d.o.o. Novi Sad

WOW!!

Listen to rachel

What a masterpiece!! Mad Head Games has taken their gaming to a level that just cannot be rivaled. The thought and talent that went into this series is a joy to play and behold! Everyone else better step their productions up if they ever want a chance to compete with this! Just, WOW


Constantly crashes

idoc305

This game crashes every time i start it. Running or should I say crashing on iPad2 with iOs 9.35. No other games open and still crashes.


Excellent Game!!!

Zena123456789

This game is one of the best games that I've ever played. And I've played many many games. It compares to the award winning game called The Room. This games ranks up there with that game in its true innovative unique addicting qualities. I LOVE this game its excellent. Make more please!!!!


Adam Wolfe by LynxMinx

lynx minx

No need to do a full review here. I bought it based on KimTwilight and IZZYOC's recommendations. I would be echoing what they said. There's no strategy guide but you can view a video walkthrough on YouTube. I paid for the bundle but it was expensive for the length of the game. I will tell you this. This game was more like a crime novel but it was interesting. At least it was something different!


Loved it!

Smallbeans

Played all 4 parts, awesome! Please, please tell me it's not over. There has to be a 5th episode!!! It can't end this way..............


Outstanding!

catalina5

Intriguing storyline with believable characters. An adventure game like no other. Totally impressed with the uniqueness of this game. There is so much to see & do, explore & immerse yourself into the story. This is so enjoyable and very hard to put down! Buy the series and enjoy! A huge thank you to the developers, KdBoots


I'm Chilling With Adam Wolfe! Will You Join Us?

KimTwilight69

Update after completion of Episodes 2 and 3: Since my original review was submitted after playing Episode 1 and is very detailed, I will keep this continuation very brief. Throughout both of Episodes 2 and 3, we revisit our protagonist detective, Adam Wolfe, as he is introduced to brand-new, distinct, spine-tingling, and minacious paranormal cases; in addition, both episodes brilliantly achieve essences of beguiling, allure, and wonderment with regards to the ingenious originality of context and idea. This is one of the few series of this genre that has wholly captured my attention and absorbed me into its environment where I feel as though I have been transported to/within an actual television series. The only negative point is that the episodes are very short for the price when you consider the amount of playtime; it is still a very rewarding and satisfying way to spend your time though. Original review from on or about October 9, 2016, as follows: This game combines the stylistic elements of Film Noir, one of the most intriguing genres of film, with traits of dark and supernatural fantasy; elevated levels of bustling and action-packed suspense are highlighted, together with sentiments of anticipation and unease. This game contains appropriate, distinct characteristics related to this genre: 1. Gloomy, oppressive setting; low-key lighting: The gritty, raw setting takes place within the city limits, which gives it an urban edge. This is detailed through appropriate imagery, such as the typical shadowy and night-time scenes of the corrupt underworld; murky, dark, and claustrophobic underground tunnels; and dimly-lit, low-budget apartments. 2. Obsession with the past/flashbacks: From the outside, you appear as a mellow, cool-cat paranormal specialist who is in pursuit of a mysterious, demonic entity with a ubiquitous, supernatural ability to set fire upon everything it touches; however, pessimism casts its shadow as you are haunted by disturbing nightmares arising from the guilt and desperation you feel over the disappearance of your sister. 3. Voiceover narration, a hallmark of Film Noir: A distinct feature is the heavy emphasis on diction to enhance the story and build on the protagonist's contemplations; narrative techniques are rendered through two temporal movements: "real time", in which events are currently unfolding and "remembered" time, which gives the player a premonition of what has occurred in the past with a flashback. 4. Unconventional, skewed, wide angles: Bands of action scenes come into view in distorted sequences and are positioned adjacent to each other from all angles; your thoughts are sometimes conveyed as visual fragments of comic strips at times. There is an uncommon, intermittent shift in perspective, from a first-person point of view to a third-person point of view, as you visually see yourself interact within the environment at times. The graphics are impressive with clear, sharp, and precise attention to detail; the colors consist of darker shades to achieve a gloomy, ill-boding ambiance. You are gifted with a paranormal ability of sight, but I won't ruin your sake of discovery. The game is complimented by realistic and technological elements, such as a cell phone that functions as an authentic device with a hands-on approach as you receive incoming calls and snap and send photos. You will use intuitive gestures that are unfamiliar to the vast majority of players, such as sliding and manipulating objects in lieu of tapping them. You can customize your settings. Inventory is labeled, interactive, and puzzle-like. The map permits fluid transport to labeled locations and indicates objectives. The HOS are very informative as you gain insight into the backstory; many times, you will identify items in accordance with narration. The puzzles are suitable to the theme; one such example is when you use a forensics kit to take fingerprints using relative tools. Transition is smooth and brisk; no glitches. The gameplay implements light inventory usage and sparse HOS; there's not much to do in each location. It also highlights heavy narration and steady action; many players might not appreciate this structure as it deviates from the traditional HOA format. I appreciate a free demo to be afforded the opportunity to discover what a game has to offer. I enjoy the clever and rare twists on gameplay that separate Madhead from other leaders in the field; I suggest you give this one a well-deserved chance. I did deduct a star because the length is fairly short.


Couldn't put it down!

Nothingsmurf

Finished the last episode and it was fantastic! Great job mad head! Please bring us some more! I'll be anxiously waiting! Update for 2nd & 3rd episodes: The first was awesome and good length. The 2nd was very short but added more excitement to the story, just really short! Then the 3rd, again a great addition to the story but extremely short! Not many puzzles in the 3rd, some HO throughout but wow short! I paid a total of $12$ for the game so I expected a bit longer episodes! They pull you in with the first one but the next two are half as long. Still enjoyed it. I anxiously await the final chapter but hope they make it as long as the first! Go out with a bang! Amazing! It was my first time seeing Mad Head Games put out a game without it being brought to us thru big fish and I was immediately interested! They've gone above and beyond any prior games BF put out for them! A new experience all together! I can't wait for the rest of the episodes and already did a pre purchase! I played for hours completely thru the game! I'm super excited to see the next episodes story! Just unremarkable folks! A must buy here! Do not miss this one!


Different, but easy and short

ZBCG

Have only finished part 1. Regretted having bought all episodes, even at a discount.


Awesome RPG!

BSMYERS

Absolut lay love this game! Excellent story line and superb graphics! Highly recommended!