Grim Tales: The Generous Gift Collector's Edition Reviews

It felt five minutes long

I love the main character's dad. What a rad dude.

Hidden object game. As it has been awhile since I’ve played this series, I am unsure where in the timeline it would be, though I think it is the “latest”. Your daughter Alice is celebrating her birthday when a mysterious gift arrives… and whisks her away. Now it up to you, Anna Gray, to rescue her. Seems your family can never keep out of trouble. HO scenes are challenging, minigames fun, and plot is intriguing. Do get in the bundle.

Some may find that this game is just a tad easy but i did enjoy the story and game play. Sadly the child talking sounded very bad :(

Too short, but otherwise, decent game for the genre. The mini-puzzles were better than average, I thought.

Not too challenging, with nice graphics for a break from the real world.

game shuts down about half way through and Steam will not return your money because you have to play to the middle to get to the error and they only refund if you have only played for a few minutes.

This an enjoyable game. It has a few challenging puzzles I enjoyed. It takes about 6 hours to play easy mode. I always like Grim Tales games.

it should be noted that this is a relatively short game with very little replayability. that being said, it's a nice little HOg that follows along with the rest of the series. rest assured though, you don't need to have played the rest of the series to get through this one. it just makes it more interesting when you know more of the lore and more about the characters in it. the graphics are crisp like most of the other games by this developer. the sound quality's good and the music is nice. the down side, is like that of many games of this sort... the back-n-forth between scenes to complete the puzzles. but as i said, you get that with pretty much Any HOg. i Did have some issues with the game crashing a couple of times, but i can't honestly say that it wasn't just my computer being a butt. as far as i know this is based off an older game from Big Fish (as in i had seen it for sale over on their platform some time ago) but i'm not sure if it was remastered to bring it over here to Steam or not. so i don't know if that may have been a contributing issue with the crashing. but again... it could just have been all on my computer acting up just as easily. still, i figured i should mention it as a just-in-caser. at any rate, i enjoyed it when everything was playing nice together.