The House of Da Vinci 3 Reviews

great gameplay and interesting puzzles

Puzzle not quite make sense... Camera movement killing me. I can't play through chapter 2...

Great game Great series. Excellent in every way.

Exciting game, awesome puzzles. And the final message: [spoiler] never expect anything good from Palestine. [/spoiler] Thanks guys.

A Masterpiece of Puzzle Adventure – The Perfect Conclusion to a Brilliant Trilogy The House of Da Vinci 3 is everything I hoped for and more. It’s a beautifully crafted, mind-bending journey that brings the trilogy to a stunning conclusion. The puzzles are clever, intuitive, and perfectly balanced—challenging enough to be satisfying without ever becoming frustrating. Every mechanism feels handcrafted, and the way each solution ties into the story is truly genius. The art design is breathtaking, with richly detailed environments that bring Renaissance Italy to life. The atmosphere is immersive, the music is subtle and evocative, and the voice acting adds real depth to the narrative. You can feel the love and care the developers put into every frame. What truly sets this game apart is the storytelling. The finale ties up the overarching mystery in a way that is both emotional and intellectually rewarding. I was hooked from beginning to end. Whether you're a fan of the series or a newcomer to puzzle adventures, The House of Da Vinci 3 is a must-play. It’s not just a game—it’s an experience.

Good game with great 3D graphics and animation. Good story to go along with the play. Most of the play is linear and a few puzzles in each chapter that are not difficult at all. Chapter 8 is great and has a lot of puzzles and may stump you. Some are color based which is a problem for colorblind people like me, but trial and error did the trick. However, the final chapter was a mess. No reason for it in the storyline. You end up inside an Egyptian temple with statues that come alive. A bunch of stuff happens totally unrelated to the story, then you are transported to a room with DaVinci at a painting and it ends. Worst ending ever, but a good game for 99% of it.

Third game and still good. I love this type of puzzle games. And it's from developers from Slovakia. So It's close to my czech heart :-)

This is a fantastic series and a worthy final installment. I am a huge Medieval and Renaissance history, art, culture buff and an an enjoyer of clever puzzles. This game scratches all those itches at once--an experience rivaled only by Umberto Eco's Medieval sleuthing in his novel, "The Name of the Rose." I also genuinely appreciate the puzzle design of this installment much more than the second--I felt much more clever, using the game's various environments as clues rather than spinning wheels over and over. Not to mention, the environments themselves are so immersive; I truly felt like I was breaking into Papal chambers, discovering ancient secrets buried in time. Highly recommend all the House of Da Vinci games, and they're usually sold as a bundle on sale. Pick it up if you're a fan of The Room series, puzzling, history, or seemingly impenetrable mechanical clockwork gadgets. The entire series is very well done--from the visuals, to the atmosphere, and even the story--especially for an indie. I will be knocking on the doors of Blue Brain Games again and again. Until then, at least at the House of Da Vinci, I know I am always welcome.

Just the sort of game I love playing. Relaxing, thought provoking, attractive, no stressful goals that are time limited. I'm looking forward to many more like it. Give it a try; you won't regret it!

It's good, but not as good as the first 2. Some puzzles left me baffled even after seeing the solution on a walkthrough. Too many cutscenes for me.