Adam Wolfe

This is why it plays more like a story rich point-and-click adventure rather than a HOG, although it isn't lacking in Hidden Object scenes at all.

Even the intro screen and the menu is very stylish and the options panel provides a vast range of customization in relation to the difficulty settings and the in-game help system.

The art team did a tremendous job with the visuals in this game: the locations are gorgeous and realistic, the lighting is faultless, the scenery is full of vibrant colors, an attractive and charismatic character.

The moody soundtrack goes along well with the mysterious atmosphere of the game and the voice-overs, especially Adam's, are very convincing.

4 Difficulty modes to choose from, so the most casual or time limted players can enjoy it as much as the most hardcore HOPA players who want time limits and misclick penaties.

The art design is generally good, and I especially love the character design for Death, but some of the animation looks really wonky, particularly the unsettling warping effect used for the lip flaps.