Redemption Cemetery: Salvation of the Lost Collector's Edition

[b]Redemption Cemetery 4: Salvation of the Lost[/b] (IHOG) [i]As always, this is a standalone storyline.[/i] Your dog is being held for ransom. The payment for release? Free three suffering souls! Options include separate sliders for Music, Sound and Voices, Full-screen, Widescreen and Custom Cursor. Choice of Regular, Advanced or Soul Savior Mode, which can be changed at any time. [b]Story[/b]: On the way home one night, you suddenly realize that the subway is not making its usual stops, and there's something strange about the passengers... The end of the line, a cemetery where a corporeal spirit takes your beloved cocker spaniel as a hostage in order to gain your assistance. Help three lost souls find peace, and you and your dog are free to go. https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=1824508063 Our [b]Journal[/b] tracks the story, per usual, but we also have a [b]Facts[/b] tab, which stores the interesting educational tidbits that we find as we play. [b]Game...

Taking a subway late can lead to interesting places or be a meeting place for mysterious people. The three users with you seemed to come from another times and only you and your dog seem to be real, as when arriving to a cemetary, the persons became ghosts. Hina, the keeper of the place, kidnaps your dog, only for you to help these ghosts to find peace by changing the outcomes of the events tormenting them: a gone too soon journalist, a dam worker left behind and a falsely accused of witchcraft young woman... I must say that it's probably one of the rare casual adventure games without a precise villain. Hina, the keeper, is a kind spirit, your dog is just kidnapped for making sure that you'll help her and the ghosts, lamenting themselves and feeling responsible for the death of others (though the zookeeper is the only one that wasn't driven by selfish reasons and could have save the journalist if only these keys weren't stolen). In fact, the enemies are mainly in these events and are ...

You can play with a sweet puppy 10/10 :3

soooooooo gooooooddddddddddddd good real good check it out.

This game took me 7 1/2 hours to play including the bonus game. Good story, good graphics, enjoyable puzzles. I will soon play the other Redemption Cemetery games.

This game follows the same plot of getting locked in the cemetery. You have to set right the wrongs so the lost souls can find peace before you may leave. Another excellently put together story. This game has not only an map it also has a strategy guide (which can be handy). The letter from the developers is, I think a very nice touch.(thank you devs) The bonus game takes up right where the main story leaves off. The puppy games are cute and can also give you some practice if you so desire. I enjoyed the game immensely. Thanx

fair story, graphics are dreamy, long game.

Recommend... for the most part. Pros .Striking artwork/graphics/scenes .Beautiful music .Choice of three difficulty levels .Mini-map with fast travel .Areas check-marked on map when completed .Lockable toolbar .Simple to intricate adventure play .Three types of hidden object scenes .Reuse of hidden object scenes was well done .Entertaining mini-puzzles .Bonus chapter .Average length Cons .Story made no sense on any level .No atmosphere .No indication when objects in correct position for possible use Final opinion (7.5/10): I really enjoyed the music, adventure play, hidden object scenes and mini-puzzles and can recommend the game without reservation on the basis of those things. But I am not really a fan of the game overall. I expected a game with cemetery in the name and about ghosts to take place in a cemetery and be, spooky, if not actually scary. Instead the cemetery was simply the base of operations and the action took place at a sun-washed zoo, a sterile power plant and the...

Part of a series, this continuation is on par with the others. A bit on the simplistic side, with some puzzles thrown in with the usual hidden object games, if you're intermediate and above, this will be a quick game. It has some extras thrown in... Games to play with your dog if you complete all the puzzles and find all the little dog metals. Concept art, wall papers, stuff like that. All in all, it's a nice little addition to the series but not something one would strain their brain on.

This is definitely an older hidden object game, but not an OLD one. The interface is a tiny bit clunky but solid in function, and the plot is . . honestly refreshingly simple and straightforward. You're in this to save your dog. There's cute extra goodies, and decent puzzles.