+++ easy 100 % Steam Achievements + Story (Epilog) & Puzzles for an small Indie Game -- very short if you Rush trough (shorter/ less Easter Eggs like Silver Creek 2/ even Levels feels a bit more empty) - no Screenshots with F12 (need other Program for it) (- no FIVE Trading Cards because not enough POSITIV REVIEWS) Good for Achievement Hunters & this Type of Indie Game Fans Thanks for reading. Hope u enjoy. GL HF <3

This third and concluding chapter of the Silver Creek Falls series continue from the previous chapter where detective Sara Fitzgerald and Agent Valdez take refuge with their mysterious lifesaver Colonel Davis. While Sara is in her sleep, she experiences a dream where she could hear the deceased at Silver Creek Falls crying out to her. With the departure of Agent Valdez the following day, Sara and Colonel Davis attempt to locate another informant and find evidence on Bolt Pharmaceuticals's involvement in the research facility as a mystery adventure with thriller, plot twists and supernatural references. This chapter is shorter than the previous chapter and no longer has the humour and comedic references in the previous chapter. Without the comedic references which made chapter 2 entertaining and more enjoyable than chapters 1 and 3 combined, the short delving into the supernatural in this chapter to replace it although interesting and could potentially be a good gap and mystery filler ...

Aw man, not gonna lie... played all three games straight and I gotta say it's been an awesome and super emotional journey. I started by playing Chapter 1 thinking it would be a nice way to burn an hour in between going to lunch with friends then going to the gym. I ended up skipping the gym to buy and play chapters 2 and 3 because I was so hooked. There is a power to story heavy adventure games done in 2D that just doesn't always happen in 3D and this trilogy definitely has it. The graphics have a unique charm and the music is awesome. That ending really got to me. One little thing though, I do recommend that future players play all 3 in sequence as there are so many details and pieces to the mystery and you'd only understand the final bit if you you paid attention and remembered all the details.

This was just not good. It felt extremely rushed, in both story and design. Poor grammar litters the dialogue, to such a degree that it becomes comical. The contents of the dialogue itself was nothing but exposition and redundancy. The puzzles were simple, and only took more than 5 seconds because they placed the solutions at the end of ludicrously long hallways. The story ends with a disappointing conclusion, leaving you only with vague sequel-bait. Tack on the fact that the game is half the length of the previous one, and this just is not a satisfying gaming experience to me. If you've played the previous two games, which I assume you have if you're reading this, then yeah, I guess get it, solely to conclude the story. But make sure to get it on sale. If you haven't played the second chapter yet, and are just looking ahead to judge the overall quality of the series, then I'd say save your time and money, and invest it elsewhere.

I really wanted to like this series. However, the writing is just not good and the story leaves a lot to be desired. It is super short and honestly does not wrap itself up well at all. It seems like there were going to be more chapters and then it was abandoned. If you don't mind spending a few bucks, go for it on sale or something. Chapter 2 is the strongest entry. Just be prepared to be let down by the ending.

Played the first free chapter and thought the premise was interesting, played through the second and third chapters and realised that the game was complete garbage There are so many plot holes left open from the previous two chapters unanswered and an anti climatic ending that will just piss you off. Definitely not worth the $12 I spent on these two games. If you appreciate good story telling in games I would recommend you avoid this trash.

Average story with broken achievements. Whole series isn't worthy of its price.

I watched the Let’s Plays of Chapter 1 and 2 of this series on YouTube and it looked like so much fun that I decided to buy Chapter 3 myself so that I could have the pleasure of finishing the story at my own pace. As you know, adventure games are all about story, and you won't be disappointed with this installment in the series. It has that same pulp mystery movie feel to it that Chapter 1 and 2 has! I have to say that I was surprised with the ending! Even though a lot of it gets explained very quickly at the grand finale I was pretty satisfied overall, that is until they had the cliffhanger after the credits! The overall feel and gameplay was very similar to Chapters 1 and 2, so if you liked those then this title will definitely not disappoint. Now it is longer than Chapter 1 but is shorter than Chapter 2. I’d say it has more “content” in terms of following the main story arc, but has far less open world and has no big maps like Chapter 2 had. It’s a lot more linear but st...

Silver Creek Falls: Chapter 3 is a retro, 8-bit pixel game where you assume the role of Sara, a former Massachusetts state trooper turned detective. Chapter 3 picks up where chapter 2 left off. I enjoyed this game. An intriguing mystery is unfolding as you play and the 8-bit graphics gives it a quaint 80's feel. The mystery deepens as you travel from place to place, following the clues left behind. However, there are two things I didn't care for. First and foremost, the controls are horrible. To control your character you have to use the arrow buttons not WASD like most developers do. That is a major sticking point with me. Also, to interact with something, you use the enter button (which is right above the arrow keys), so now I have to position my hands unnaturally which makes them tired in a hurry. I had said in my previous review of chapter 1 and 2, I hoping that the developers would fix these terrible controls but that's out the window. So I broke down and got this game on sale b...

I rather enjoyed my time with these games. I can't say I got as invested as the game wanted me to get, but it was a fair story with some good puzzles. The game, in and of itself, answered some questions but also left some open. This appeared to be planned to be addressed in a spin-off title, [i]The Walsingham Files[/i], but a Kickstarter campaign came up short and the game itself has been delayed. The longterm date one article under the Chapter 3's news section estimated Spring 2018 and here it is Summer, so we may be waiting a while, if it comes at all. Mostly in this series I was just interested in the lore of the world, recalling mythologies of different types while still maintaining a law & order look at the case. I've come to understand that perhaps such things do exist in that world, but unrelated to the case? Judge for yourself. It's hard to say if $10 is cheap for a game, or expensive for what this is. Just pick it up if you want to - Chapter 1 is free.