Unsolved Mystery Club: Amelia Earhart Reviews

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was ok but wayyyyyyyyyyy to short. completed whole game in 1 hour.

I liked playing it, but want to finish it now and it won't let me into it to play. Just keeps going back to libary .

It was quite nice and historically very interesting. It's well worth the modest sum I paid for the game.

Got it on a bundle, so I'm not too bothered about how short the game is. Things I liked: -Usage of real footage and photos of Amelia. -Covers different theories of what happened to Amelia. -Relaxed gameplay. What I didn't like: -Objects were too small. -Peculiar wording for names of objects ("cut grass" for "lawnmower"; "bird home" for "nest"). -Buttons overlapping (several times I clicked the button for changing locations and it gave me a hint instead) . -No achievements. It's a very basic game. I can imagine I would have enjoyed it more when I was a kid. It was a nice, quick distraction on a boring night. Get it super discounted if you're really interested in playing it.

Tough one to review. 4/10 barely a yes, but I did buy it on sale so Yes on sale, barely. Needs lots of love and work. (It's rated a yes for boredom killing and help getting sleepy lol) I've started this one several times. My main issues have been black screen due to resolution issues. There is a fix found in the threads to edit the config file and change fullscreen from 1 to 0. If you make it 0, it'll launch as expected, at least for me. BUT, as expected does not include size. The window is still half the size of my screen, making it harder to see things and what others are saying about the items being small. Well, it's true :( There are many clicks just to check if it is an item you need to find. It's primarily a HOG. My screen is set to 1920x1080 and it's in the 900 x ? range? The splash screen's size will tell you the size of the screen for the game, I believe. It's found in resources folder. I'm on windows 10, alienware area 51 laptop I'm way past requirements. This game is severely outdated and needs to be remastered. It could be such a great game. For now, it's my 'get sleepy' game, played closer to bedtime to relax the mind. Please read other reviews for more experiences and a better idea of the game. Thank you for reading. If this has helped, please click like and/or award this review. I hope it has helped. Best of luck and happy gaming~!

One of the best HOG games I've played mainly because it's about Amelia Earhart and has a lot of interesting historical facts and actual news reels from when she was alive. The HOGs themselves can be challenging at times since you are looking for really small items in most of them. However, it was still a great game and I genuinely enjoyed it.

Sound: 5 Graphics: 5 Story: 9 Gameplay: 4 Commands: 5 Fun: 5 Time to load / lag: 9 Bugs / Problems: 9 Final score: 4

I love how the game works. It is interesting, too. You get 3 HOPs to work at a time. Items you find in one may be used to unlock something in another scene. You have a hint button. You go to flying school which is a light-weight arcade game that you go to several times. It is skippable. Your journal collects theories & facts. There are a lot of photos and films of Amelia. CON: I had to use a magnifying glass on the HOPs because most items were tiny and a bit blurred.

Cool game, lots of different mini-games and puzzles. An interesting plot-investigation of the mystery of the disappearance of a female pilot who crossed the Atlantic.