Blackwell Epiphany

Oof. Ooof, oh god... I just cried so hard the past 10 minutes straight. This series can really get to you. I'm happy I played all 5 parts and I'm damn sad it's over. All characters are so well written, the story is mysterious and suspenseful and touching and - you know what? I won't say anything more, just go and play it (and do so from the beginning, start with Blackwell Legacy!) And I will sit here and cry some more and feel the afterglow and then play the second playthrough to get all achievements.

The best game of the series and a fitting end to the story. If you like adventure games, the whole Blackwell series is worth your time.

Each Blackwell game have been better than the last, clearly as wadjet eye becomes more experienced and skills. This game is the best in the series, still puzzles that make sense rather than unsolvable non puzzles and nonsense, the characters as likeable as ever. This is also the prettiest game in the series, brining a unique colour scheme that's just pleasant to look at.

great end to a great series. Definitely unexpected. I really enjoyed this series and I'm sad it's over, but I'm glad I played it.

Not the ending I wanted but indisputably the product of great talent. The puzzles are the best in the series.

really ended the series in a great way. challenging puzzles, deep stories, good voice acting and amazing soundtrack. best enjoyed with all games from the start, but each game was good on their own.

Why "Blackwell Epiphany" and the entire "Blackwell" series is a masterpiece For five games, I've been on a journey alongside Rosa and Joey that I'll never forget. The "Blackwell" series is more than just a collection of point-and-click adventures; it's an emotional odyssey that deepened with each installment. And then came "Blackwell Epiphany". The title alone hinted at a grand finale, but nothing could have prepared me for what awaited in this final chapter. It's a bittersweet, heartbreaking, and yet beautiful conclusion that stayed with me long after the credits rolled. What makes the "Blackwell" games so special are the characters. Over the years, Rosa and Joey have become true friends. I've watched them grow - Rosa, who was initially uncertain and hesitant, evolved into a brave and determined detective. Joey, the cynical but loyal ghost, became the emotional anchor of the series. Their dialogues, their banter, their mutual dependence are the heart of the games. In "Epiphany", th...