Hidden Ghost Town Reviews

very fun

As with the other games from this dev stable there is very little thought or understanding gone into the creation of this HOG at all. It is just a different picture with different objects to find, simply woven over the same faulty code they used in their other HOGs. The fact that all these games share the same bugs and issues with control and faulty U.I. speaks volumes toward a sloppy game turn out with little or no care and attention to the comments of the players. Surely this is the height of arrogant game production whereby the game has all the same issues and no new benefits from previous games. Even the steam achievements are not calculated correctly!

Unfortunately, this is not a game! Rather, it cannot be called a game yet, it looks like a presentation of a future project or even an introductory prologue. in 30 minutes of being in the game: I spent 15 minutes making tea and cookies (I expected something exciting that could drag me out for at least a couple of hours) BUT NO! What was my surprise when, 10 minutes later, an alert came out that the game was completed. I clicked "ok" and I was thrown onto the windows desktop. I had a thought - "That's all ...!?" I went back into the game and after 5 minutes (I already remembered the location of the objects from the last time) I passed it again, already with a maximum score of 30 subjects. And yes, it was really the end of the game. Briefly about the game: Only one location is available (yes, what you see on the trailer and screenshots on the store's pages) You need to find 30 items. There is neither a timer nor the number of attempts. Found all 30 items without errors - scored 30 points and became champions in the table :D Any miss: - 1 point. And that's it! Catostrophically small, if we consider the cost of the game. I really hope that it was really just an introductory sort of thing. and in the future, the game developers will add more levels and make them more difficult. p.s. yes, the music does not fit the game at all, this is also a big minus. I had to turn it off after 5 minutes. Did not make a refund, i want to support the developers, and give them a chance. Hope that in the future we will really see a Game with a variety of locations and a more meditative melody.

I'm not sure I understand this game. It doesn't seem to be playable? Are there more detailed instructions? I can't figure out what I'm actually supposed to click and there's not really a detailed tutorial or helpful show of what I'm supposed to be looking for? Like an icon list? I can find like items and click them but get nothing (similar lamp-posts? similar mushrooms? hats?), I find one item on accident by just randomly clicking around but it vanished when I finally found it and I couldn't figure out it's replicate. I could just be dense but more detailed tutorial and instructions and an icon list could help. I am not sure it would be worth more than 11.99, though. I'm actually not sure if I should ask for a refund? It doesn't seem like I can play it. It looked cute, though! I also would suggest some different music, that track seemed fitting for a monster dungeon but I'm not sure it felt right. It could be my anxiety of not knowing what to do, though. Good luck on the fixes or thanks for any help figuring it out!

This is a ridiculously overpriced HOG that often receives a 95% discount to lure in every possible Steam user. The game is short and very barebone - it looks ugly and the objects are too well hidden. Just because there is a hint in the upper-left corner it doesn't really help much. If you look at the library of games from Hede you come across a lot of similar software. Overpriced but regularly (and heavily) discounted items that can all be considered asset flips. And, naturally, hiding behind the "early access" approach makes sales increase faster. Please try to steer clear of this "developer" if you can.