United StatesUNCOVER THE TRUTH in Criminal Archives: Dive into the heart of San Francisco's dark secrets, seek for hidden objects and solve the most bizarre murders yet! JOIN FORCES with prominent writer Damian Crow to unravel the mystery behind the owl-masked killer. Can you separate fact from fiction before it's too late? FIND OUT AND COLLECT unusual evidence, decipher cryptic clues, and put your detective skills to the test in this thrilling murder mystery adventure! DISCOVER the sinister meaning behind the owl symbol and unravel the secrets of San Francisco's underground societies! No clue will go unnoticed! Explore crime scenes, find hidden objects, and piece together puzzles to stop the killer before they strike again! You are a crime reporter, striving to capture in your book the most unusual cases you have encountered. You help the San Francisco police solve murders and catch criminals to make life in the city a little better. If people doubted it, now, they just have to look no further than your articles - monsters do exist, and they are among us! Meanwhile, Secret societies are not slumbering, and the owl-masked killer continues to lead the police by the nose! A prominent writer Damian Crow comes to you for help since all the mayhem seems to have slipped through to the city streets right from the pages of his crime novels. Can you solve all the murders and stop the villains? Or maybe the master of the pen himself masterminded this bloody nightmare? It all falls to you to find out the truth! Don't let this city swallow another innocent soul! Special features: DIALOGUE OPTIONS that shape the outcome of the story. Your choices matter! COLLECTIBLE ITEMS and unusual hidden objects, each with its own significance to the case! A MULTITUDE OF ACHIEVEMENTS, showcasing your detective prowess! OVER 100 TRICKY PUZZLES and brain teasers scattered throughout the game! INTRICATE LOCATIONS and crime scenes that you must meticulously search for clues! AN UNFORGETTABLE chilling atmosphere! BRING JUSTICE to those who have been wronged and craft your own heroic story in the process! ----- Questions? Email us at [email protected] Find other games on our official website: https://dominigames.com/ Become our fan on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/dominigames Check out our Instagram and stay tuned: https://www.instagram.com/dominigames
Lengthy and not bad
This game was lengthy and had a bonus game (like CE games). Story line was interesting, but touch was terrible. I had to tap multiple times to select items. I also noticed coding in several scenes. In spite of that I will rate a 4.
United StatesEverything was too small
I could barely make out the puzzles. Games weren’t clear or big enough to really make out on my iPhone 13 screen.
United StatesCriminal Archives 3: Murder in the Pages by LynxMinx
In case you are wondering how to classify this format, it is a hybrid. That means that is a cross between the episodic format (chapters, decision points, and two long, distracting and obnoxious sales timer clocks) and a true CE game, with a strategy guide and collectibles added. The game was lengthy, the storyline was interesting (I prefer the crime-based sub-genre to fantasy any day!), and there was a plethora of enjoyable tasks to accomplish. Domini has gotten more creative with inventory usage, as well as HO scenes. I didn’t particularly love the selection of mini-games, as they were repetitive and consisted of too many rotational types. Of course, I prefer labyrinths and mazes and painting and codes and logic puzzles, which luckily were included as well. I guess there has to be a puzzle to suit all gamers. Overall, I really liked this game, as it was closer to a CE, like we used to get and love! However, a couple of things ruined the experience. One was the two sales timer clocks (one was 2 hours and the other an hour) and the other was, as always, the lack of touchscreen sensitivity on the gameplay interface. Other than that, it was terrific. My rating will be 4 stars. Oleg, if you kept the hybrid format instead of singular episodes, the players would be way happier and your revenues would increase. In addition, the sales timer clock is losing, rather than gaining revenue for you. Some players cannot tolerate the distraction and are not purchasing Domini games any longer. I’m trying to help you, so take my advice. (Remember who brought you from the bottom of the barrel to success after BF left you in the lurch.) Lose the clock, keep giving us this format, and heighten the sensitivity. The other developers do not have an issue with lack of sensitivity, and neither should Domini. Pay attention, because when a developer takes my advice rather than ignoring it revenues increase dramatically. Also, I have attained more revenue than any other gamer in the HOAG community, EVER! I play multiple roles, one as an influencer, one as a player liaison, and yet a third as an invaluable aide to the developers. Without me this genre would have ceased to exist. Note to all players: kindly say a prayer for Drosietwo, my DTE Director of Quality Assurance, who is recovering from major surgery. Lynxie loves and appreciates all of your hard work, for so many years. (14, to be exact!) Yes, gamers, I have been doing this for a very long time now and I really hope you appreciate all of my tireless work.
United StatesCriminal Archives 3: Murder in the Pages by LynxMinx
In case you are wondering how to classify this format, it is a hybrid. That means that is a cross between the episodic format (chapters, decision points, and several distracting and obnoxious sales timer clocks) and a true CE game, with a strategy guide and collectibles added. The game was lengthy, the storyline was interesting (I prefer the crime-based sub-genre to fantasy any day!), and there was a plethora of enjoyable tasks to accomplish. Domini has gotten more creative with inventory usage, as well as HO scenes. I didn’t particularly love the selection of mini-games, as they were repetitive and consisted of too many rotational types. Of course, I prefer labyrinths and mazes and painting and codes and logic puzzles, which luckily were there as well. I guess there has to be something for every player. Overall, I really liked this game, as it was closer to a CE, like we used to get and love! However, a couple of things ruined the experience. One was the sales timer clock, which is extremely annoying, and the other was, as always the lack of touchscreen sensitivity on the gameplay interface. Other than that, it was terrific. My rating will be 4 stars. Oleg, if you kept the hybrid format instead of singular episodes, the players would be way happier and your revenues would increase. In addition, the sales timer clock is losing, rather than gaining revenue for you. Remember I have friends who are executives on the App Store and I can get whatever numbers I need. I’m trying to help you, so take my advice. (Remember who brought you from the bottom of the barrel to success after BF left you in the lurch.) Lose the clock, keep giving us this format, and heighten the sensitivity. The other developers do not have an issue with lack of sensitivity, and neither should Domini. Pay attention, because when a developer takes my advice rather than ignoring it revenues increase dramatically. Also, I have reaped more revenue than any other gamer in the HOAG community, ever! Note to all players: kindly say a prayer for Drosietwo, the DTE Director of Quality Assurance, who is recovering from major surgery. Thank goodness she’s doing well, because her work on the team is invaluable! Lynxie loves and appreciates all of your hard work, for so many years. (14, to be exact!)
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