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Redemption Cemetery: Grave Testimony - Collector's Edition

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Redemption Cemetery: Grave Testimony - Collector's Edition

Jun 13, 2018

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This is an Edition of Redemption Cemetery: Grave Testimony titled Collector's Edition

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Escape a cursed island of lost souls by helping three of the trapped spirits in Redemption Cemetery: Grave Testimony!
Developers
ERS G Studios
Publishers
Big Fish Games
Platforms
PC (Microsoft Windows)
Genres
Adventure
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Release Dates
Jun 13, 2018 (Worldwide)
PC (Microsoft Windows)
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ONE OF THE BEST HOPA’S

THIS is what I’ve been looking for. There is this elusive sweet spot in the Hidden Object Adventure genre that I have sacrificed countless hours wading through mediocrity to find: and this is it.

You have: amazing early 90’s FMV characters with so much b-movie charm, hand-painted rooms and items, a large interconnected map, density of puzzles, variety of inventory puzzles, mini-games, and chain sequence hidden object games, and a nice dark story to tie it all together.

This developer, ERS (later named AMAX studios) seems to have had a sweet little streak of games between 2011-2013. I’ve tried everything before and after, and there’s issues all around. The earlier games are just pure hidden object games - no inventory puzzles, hardly any other mini games, just monotonous hidden object hunting. The later games ditched the open-ended map, making the game way too easy and boring (not to mention a less refined art style).

But in this sweet spot, there is some serious gold. Besides this, Dark Alleys: Pemumbra Hotel, Gothic Fiction: Dark Saga, and the Haunted Halls series are all pretty amazing. Absolutely bonkers art style, with a nice colored pencil look and some very interesting puzzles and solutions. …

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THIS is what I’ve been looking for. There is this elusive sweet spot in the Hidden Object Adventure genre that I have sacrificed countless hours wading through mediocrity to find: and this is it.

You have: amazing early 90’s FMV characters with so much b-movie charm, hand-painted rooms and items, a large interconnected map, density of puzzles, variety of inventory puzzles, mini-games, and chain sequence hidden object games, and a nice dark story to tie it all together.

This developer, ERS (later named AMAX studios) seems to have had a sweet little streak of games between 2011-2013. I’ve tried everything before and after, and there’s issues all around. The earlier games are just pure hidden object games - no inventory puzzles, hardly any other mini games, just monotonous hidden object hunting. The later games ditched the open-ended map, making the game way too easy and boring (not to mention a less refined art style).

But in this sweet spot, there is some serious gold. Besides this, Dark Alleys: Pemumbra Hotel, Gothic Fiction: Dark Saga, and the Haunted Halls series are all pretty amazing. Absolutely bonkers art style, with a nice colored pencil look and some very interesting puzzles and solutions.

But this one is just great. Like Gothic Fiction, it has got a more serious tone than games like Haunted Halls. And I just loved every minute of it - even though it was missing a map!

Gonna dig through every single game they’ve put out in this time period, hopefully I will find some more gems (even if the plot summary doesn’t exactly excite me)

8.5/10 for me!

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