True Fear: Forsaken Souls Part 3

The combination of oppressive atmosphere, intelligent puzzle design, extensive exploration, strong audiovisual presentation, and meaningful narrative closure makes it a fitting end to Holly Stonehouse’s story.

The game has customization for preferred difficulty levels, it offers the most amount of hours of gameplay from a HOG I've ever played and really spends it's time telling you a story, which is why I like to play hidden object games.

The atmosphere, visuals, music, puzzles and overall vibe of this game and its predecessors is just fantastic.

What I like the most is that the puzzles are not trivial, but they are still logical, so it is possible to clear the game on normal difficulty without guides/hints/grey hairs.

A good end to the sequel including various fun puzzles, well thought elements such as sound effects and music, cute animations, promising attempts to make the atmosphere feel spooky by adding more cinematics, the narrative felt in place.