Vera Blanc
| Category | Price | Seller | Device |
|---|---|---|---|
| Games | Free | Celso Riva | iPhone, iPad, iPod |
Daughter of Emmanuel Blanc, one of the richest people on Earth, she left her life of luxury to use her powers to work alongside paranormal detective Brandon Mackey.
The game plays like a visual novel / adventure game with several different paths to solve the mystery, and a collection of challenging minigames.
Featuring innovative comic-style art, with over 200 unique panels, Vera Blanc immerses you in the world of the supernatural as you play the detective!
Will you be able to solve the mystery?
Reviews
Fun
Lucyford0044
Game is very fun and addictive but it eventually tried to connect to iTunes Store so I figure you have to pay to continue. The game would be much better if I could at least finish the story.
I agree with the person below me
coOkIe MoNsTeR loves candy too
This game wass so much fun but I had to unlock some kind of thing to continue the story which is disappointing but still I loveeeee your games!!!
Loved it
Kristen Roberts
This game was really fun and interesting. I loved the illustrations. It was almost like an interactive comic book. The one drawback is that if you die you have to start the game all over again. Otherwise, great job!!
Interactive comic visual novel
OutlandishArtist
I like the comic book style art and text boxes. I like the choice your own adventure style play. Story was only so-so and characters kinda cliche and uninteresting. But it was still fun. And worth playing a few times to get different endings. I'd really really really really like to see more visual novel/sim games with more western comic art but with more of a story and better characters. And stats like sim games. Still it's worth a play.
Impossible to save...uninstall.
jennifer626
I was less than thrilled with the 16-year-old psychic genius who dresses like a streetwalker and serves as our heroine, but I tried to look past the bad-comic aspects of this game. There are too few detective games in the App Store, and I wanted to give it a chance. The CYOA aspect is interesting because your choice often does impact gameplay significantly. I also liked the use of cryptographic puzzles, although the ones I played were quite easy. My real unhappiness began when I died and I realized I had to start over from the beginning. I did that a couple times before stumbling across a load/save option (there is no tutorial). Alas, when I happily pressed the save icon, several lines of code appeared informing me that the save function was unrecognized, and CRASH! Particularly wIth all the narrative that one must click through, the inability to save makes this unplayable.
