Fatal Evidence: Cursed Island Collector's Edition

Story/Plot: Fatal Evidence is a stand alone game that has you take on the role of an investigative reporter. You and your sister are invited to the reading of a will of her late-mentor when things go awry. A masked individual accuses one of the assembled group of being the murder of the mentor, and all assembled will die unless you discover who the true murderer is. You momentarily lose consciousness and when you awaken you find almost everyone has scattered. It is up to you to find everyone, and aiding you is the magical watch which can help tell whether someone is telling the truth or not. As stories go, it works for a standard set up for the murder mystery genre and a fairly one at that. I think that is a shame, actually. A few recent hidden object games have actually included some minor choice variation, even in the ending, and I think it would have been nice for the player's actions to have some impact in the final scenes. Visuals: The game has good visuals; most things ...

loved the story

Well this was a time-killer at best - at worst the mini games were in relationship to the the found clues frustrating nonsense for the most part. The story line and graphic were enjoyable for play value.

Fatal Evidence: Cursed Island is my first Hidden Object puzzle game that I've personally played, though I've seen others played elsewhere. I bought it and played it to completion for my Streaming Sundays show on YouTube. You can view that stream here: https://youtu.be/v2OjmdJxA3c?t=533 The main draw of these games is its puzzle and adventuring elements. I finished the game entirely in under six hours, and none of the puzzles felt repetitious. All but one were balanced fun and forced me to think, with the lone outlier being so maddening that I skipped it after twenty minutes of attempts. The adventuring element, where you navigate through the map and grab items to solve environmental puzzles in an old-school click adventure way, were fun enough as well. There isn't a tremendous amount of moon logic involved, and there aren't any red herring items; everything has a use. As with all Big Fish games, the most maddening element of the adventure portion is how your character will dispose of...

I've played many hidden object games and this one was a little more enjoyable than most

Story is about you as crime reporter. participate who murdered the judge kind like clue game. Like: element of puzzles everywhere, replay element, character art dislike: Role-play, Linear Narrative, Personal opinion: it was okay game and eat snacks and drink water to enjoy after bad day. Collecting evidence for achievement gain but there huge lag issue with that. Not sure If people want to collect items and you have wait for register of combinations.

I enjoyed the game and puzzles.