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Mystery Case Files: Escape from Ravenhearst (MOG-adventure)

Audacious and challenging, it is a MCF ‘tour de force’. Yet, it is undeniably, compulsively, involving. It is a gruesome and gruelling trek through madness and hate. However you look at it, this game is not a walk in the park.
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Even using a code or clue is more difficult than it seems at first glance, because you must interpret the information in unusual ways. Most of them were too difficult for me to complete without the help of the walkthrough and/or skip. There are also plenty of other very challenging puzzles. There are also a couple of standard word list HOPs, including one which is a sketch book and cleverly done. And I usually don't use any hints at all for HOPs. I completed only one scene without the use of the hint button. They are far more difficult than you’d imagine, because the entire scenes are in constant motion. Included in the scene will be other objects with other roles, and there may well be some that require more than one move. You are given the number of MORPHING objects in a location and no other information. The game geography is complex and strange, and with no map, very hard to navigate. There are times when there is no information, no logic about where next to look, and you must systematically scour the area for signs of new information. The journal keeps story info but does not record clues. And after years of hand holding from other games, this game gives us almost no help at all. Where to start? In keeping with the tradition of the Mystery Case Files series, Escape From Ravenhearst takes some radical departures from the known and accepted. But their power is limited, whereas Dalimar’s. The ghosts of Emma and the others try to warn you away, but offer to help you when you won’t leave.
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You return to Ravenhearst manor after a series of disappearances in the surrounding area. It’s hard to give an indication of the story without spoiling it. Integrated from actual video, but suffering from poor reception, he nevertheless seems more real, more dangerous than your surroundings, and that works very well with what’s happening.

Dalimar is really spooky, face and voice. Background and ambient sounds are, frankly, distressing, and for part of the game I had to turn them off. The sound track is varied, exciting, deadly, restful and silent, depending on where you are in the game. The professionalism in the introduction is carried on throughout the game. Well, nothing good can come from trying to understand Charles Dalimar! Then the madman reveals his goal – to “make you understand”. It opens with a news report, that looks totally believable, and segues into a series of increasingly insane flashes on some disturbing construction work. Almost everything you need to do you must work out for yourself, and it is rarely a straightforward process. The feel of it is that of the more heavy duty of adventure and RPG games. And it is a VERY challenging game to play. Telling this story involves looking at some of the uglier sides of life, so this game is right on the edge of decency. INTENSE!! This game gives new meaning to the word.
