True Fear: Forsaken Souls Part 3

I absolutely hate horror games, and I'm not honestly even sure how I came to play the first one, much less the second, but the third was a beautiful, fitting end to the trilogy. The puzzles were good and the cutscenes were as terrifying as they were wonderfully animated. The options to customize your gameplay allow you to take the story as best suits your needs. I really like the way that this wrapped up the storyline laid out in the first two games, and equally turned the whole thing on its head. A satisfying end to a satisfying, wonderful game trilogy.

The gripping finale of the True Fear: Forsaken Souls series, and one of the best games of it's kind. Melding point-and-click adventure, puzzle solving, and hidden object finding into a cohesive package, the story here is very involved and not always easy to follow. Luckily, there's a journal kept that lets you look back on events that have happened so you can determine in your own mind what happened. The best part of the story is how it is in a lot of the best horror stories, the ending is up to interpretation. The puzzles, graphics, soundtrack, and entire production is completely top notch. I hope the developer keeps putting out more like this, even if it's not a continuation of this series. The difficulty is customizable, and there's a hint system if needed. I finished the game on "advanced" difficulty without using the hint system, but did have to change the difficulty on a couple of the puzzles to "casual" to get by. If you use the hint system at all, you will lose an achievemen...

I really enjoyed playing True Fear Part 3 and solving its puzzles. Just like the first two parts, this one is equally beautiful—if not even more! To the amazing developers, I truly hope you create another story with the same style of gameplay and such challenging puzzles. I’m so excited to see what you have in store for us in the future!

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5 hours gameplay 15 hours thinking good game

Last chapter in the trilogy. The truth will be revealed and possibly subvert your expectations. I don't see this trilogy as true horror games. More like mild psychological. The few scares here and there were pretty mild throughout the entire story. Gameplay-wise, this part felt even longer than the previous two. Though I did waste a lot of time searching for the correct spots to interact with in order to find the objects needed to progress into the story (playing on expert). Maybe I was just not as sharp compared to when I played the other two chapters. Personally I think the story was good. The puzzles were penty, diverse and some of them really challenging. I think this one actually had the most and the best logic puzzles of all. So yeah, a good part in an overall good trilogy.

And again, an excellent game in what has turned out to be an outstanding series, I thoroughly enjoyed my time and especially the gameplay throughout. The low point for me was a particularly poorly translated puzzle that had me attempting pretty much the opposite of the actual solution for hours but, that wasn’t enough to sour or derail the experience. While not convinced I fully grasped the story, personally I appreciated it for what it was and enjoyed the overall journey of the trilogy. I came away from this game very satisfied and grateful for discovering the series - may there be more that play and feel like this.

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hands down one of my favorite seek and find games. i have played many of these types of games. i have played every mystery case files games and alot of other games from big fish online games. so when i say that this game is one of my favorites its 100 percent honest. it had my on my toes and the game it self had me lost a couple times and gave me lots of brain teasers and had me really thinking outside the box. the story line was amazing and had lots of plot twists and had me guessing on alot of things but in the end it all comes together in a way that i was not expecting. i enjoyed these games and worth every penny i spent on them,

Amazingly good, by far the best of the three games and I adore the first two. The art and sound, the spooky settings and scares, the culmination of the plot... all so juicy. I'm so glad to have played it and absolutely will replay it down the line. There were some very minor issues, like a poorly translated word here and there or a couple times when clicking on something "too soon" revealed text that didn't make sense at the time (e.g., before doing the door knocker puzzle, clicking the floor below the door gives text that should only appear after that puzzle is complete). And maybe a couple of the puzzles were a little awkward (like the door knocker, again)... ...but they're such small problems, I don't even care. I only mention them as technical points so that when I say my conclusion is that the game is perfect to me already, it's clear how much I mean it.