Phantasmat: The Endless Night Collector's Edition

[b][u]Game Information[/u][/b] "Phantasmat: The Endless Night" Collector's Edition is a Hidden Object Puzzle Adventure game. The game was developed by Eipix Entertainment and published by Big Fish Games Studio. "The Endless Night" is the third episode of "Phantasmat." Previous episodes: "Phantasmal" and "Crucible Peak." Since this is a collector's edition, it comes with extra features that are not available in its counterpart; the standard edition. [b][u]The Game Review[/u][/b] Game Visuals I want to mention that the visuals in the game are nicely done. The visuals can be adjusted in the game's option menu. Game Audio I want to mention that audio for the game is well done. Even though the audio is somewhat simplistic and repetitive. The audio can be adjusted in the game's option menu as well. Gameplay There are four different difficulty game modes to choose from: Easy; Medium; Hard and Custom. There is an interactive map in the game. It allows the player to fast travel betwe...

Interesting story and HOGs were good. Be sure to read credits; they are fun.

Well, after the first in the series that I played (Crucible peak) I didn't go in expecting much, but was very pleasantly surprised. Just to begin with, I should say I found the first game to be quite corny, I wasn't struck on the story, and found it difficult to get into the game. Part of that may be a matter of taste, I don't know. It was an OK game that I wouldn't re-play, but I choked it down after I was a bit fed up with it (like if you get a few more fries than you can eat but, you sort of do, because you paid for them, even though there's not really any pleasure in doing so.) So this game, I wasn't sure about. However, with this one, unlike the previous one I played, I actually wanted to keep playing. So, of the positives of the game, first for me is the storyline. Okay, it's over the top (as they all are, let's be honest) but- without giving anything away- in the world we live in, IS it though? Is it REALLY? Well, yeah still probably, but it's buyable enough. It had some pretty...

Always wanted to play one of the games! Its a bit fast, but it was enjoyable if you like interactive puzzles like these!

Highly recommend.

The visuals are good. The story is mildly interesting. The way that objects and clues are handed to the player is incredibly convoluted and confusing. Ended up having to use the hint button on things that were frankly silly, which just made me angry and frustrated. The game design needs to be improved.

This is above average on the Mountain Crime Requital scale. Loved the HOPs in this game, and it was fun to do the HOP-in-HOP style HOPs. The story was alright, actually darker than most and there were some scares that actually made me jump. The bonus chapter was weirdly short thouogh. Overall, definitely an improvement over the first!!

This is an exceptional title with lots of truly unique puzzles and games. The artwork is simply fantastic. I'm a huge fan of dystopian settings and this one hits the spot. I really liked the consistent attention to detail and overall creepiness. I also enjoyed the story and the interface was one of the best I've seen. I highly recommend this title. Like most HOGs, it has its fair share of stupid items or actions but it's all part of the fun. As always, wait for the game to go on sale. No games are worth full price these days.

This program contains a bug for a lot of people: After playing for some time the inventory items become invisible. Those who encountered the problem were not able to solve it. Anyway, the game is nowhere near as intriguing as its very nice predecessor Phantasmat Crucible Peak, more like a lot of other mainstream HOG's.

If you want a game to simply pass the time with little to no effort, this is the one for you. The story is, as usual, tame and a bit awkward at times, but it is what you expected out of a hidden object game.