Phantasmat: The Dread of Oakville - A Mystery Hidden Object Game (Full)

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When your car breaks downs on your way to a book signing, you suddenly find yourself trapped in the tiny town of Oakville. Spooky enough as it seems at first, it gets even scarier when you meet people that, according to the flyers posted around town, have all been declared missing. Can you find your way out before you become trapped here forever?

• WHAT HAPPENED TO THE TOWNSFOLK?
Old Aunt Mae tried to warn everyone that a terrible storm was coming, but no one would listen. Does this have anything to do with an old sacred tree that was cut down to make room for the new town square?

• BEWARE OF THE EVIL MR. NIGHTINGALE!
Face your terrifying enemy through twisted hidden object scenes.

• USE YOUR TALISMAN TO KEEP YOU SAFE
Find the mysterious clues through haunted puzzles and spooky mini-games.

• DEFEAT THE DREAD OF OAKVILLE AGAIN IN THE BONUS GAME
Revisit this shocking tale and enjoy additional Collector’s Edition exclusives including collectibles, special achievements, and more!

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Reviews

Phantasmat - Oakville - another jewel in the series
Dracyy

This is an Eipix game and the quality shows. Long gameplay (refreshing after the last few) and like the others in the series (each a stand alone separate story) it is very well done. You are trapped in a town where missing posters are everywhere yet the people pop up in front of you....and disappear. Something evil was unleashed and you need to figure it out. Mini games are not insane, HOG are varied, transporting map.. Wish it had a diary and no big fish pop ups though ?. Unsure if any vermin but bats and spiders so far. Verdict: play and enjoy this one is actually worth the price.

Don't Let Mr. Nightingale Sing You To Sleep!
KimTwilight69

So far, I have not seen any critters for those with phobias. The graphics are nice and clear with heavy emphasis on darker colors, such as blues, representing many nighttime scenes. The artwork is nicely detailed and hand drawn to portray a realistic environment as you traverse around the largely uninhabited, spooky town of Oakville. The haunting background noises, such as the falling rain, help me feel immersed within the surroundings. There are no customized settings; I have sparkles and tapping penalties in the second mode! Unacceptable! Also, depending on the mode of difficulty, you might not have tasks indicated on the teleport map. The inventory is labeled, interactive, and puzzle-like; items require assembly, and you will play some micro puzzles within it. The HOS are varied and fun; they include word lists with interaction and FROGS (find fragments of items to combine to complete a whole). Some have micro HOS embedded within as well. The puzzles are mostly simple. One type is to swap tiles to form a complete picture; then you slide theme related discs to their appropriate slot. You collect morphing objects in the locations; they are fairly easy to spot. You have the souvenir room as part of the extras. I gave this game three stars because of the following reasons: 1. No journal; you read limited acquired materials. 2. No customized settings; your forced to play with undesirable features. 3. Map will not indicate tasks in last two modes of difficulty. 4. No innovation or twists that add something unique to gameplay. I did not experience any glitches, and transition has been smooth. I guess it's worth it if you have nothing else to play.

Thank you!
jencon7605

When I saw that this game was developed by Eipix, I was so excited! As always, the graphics are awesome, the story line is interesting, and the HOPs and mini-games are fun! It's everything I want in a game! Thank you Eipix!

Fun game!
By Elliotto

Liked the game and generally had a good time. Thought puzzles were mostly too easy. Wish there was a custom level of play. Hate having twinkles "clue" me when I prefer to search for items, locations, HOPs, etc. loved that u can search for the rest of collectibles after the game,but there was no reward. I like having a room to decorate or an exclusive game to play as reward. Liked the souvenirs extra except the items were WAY too easy to find. Decent variety in the HOPs good job!

Oakville is Okay With Me!
SunshineSusie

Phantasmat: Oakville is a different sort of game. Something happened to the city of Oakville in 1973. People began to disappear, but you see their ghosts all over town. You are trying to help three of them to escape, since your car was blocked by a landslide and can't move. I did not miss having a journal, since there is lots of information in the objects you find. There are morphing objects to collect along the way. A few scenes were reminiscent of Night of the Living Dead, so it may be a bit too adult for little kids. The photo-realistic portrayals of characters were well done. I'm still early in the game, but I have enjoyed the challenges of the puzzles so far. The Transporting Map works directly with the Hint button to show the next active scene, which saves time. Since I found the storyline intriguing, I awarded four stars. Another great game from Eipix!