Final Cut: Death on the Silver Screen Collector's Edition Reviews

run-of-the-mill 5-hour big fish hidden object adventure, developed by eipix, released in 2012, clearly before the invention of widescreen. entries in the [i]final cut[/i] series are standalone and I don't like hogs to begin with, so I only play the ones with cheesy fmv. not many of them altogether, not even every game in this series, and sadly not all of them are on steam, but if you like one, you'll like the rest. the usual trimmings: various difficulties, basic settings, hidden object scenes, map (without fast travel), diary, hints, puzzle skip for the way too many rotary puzzles, strategy guide, collectibles, cut content restored, soundtrack, concept art, making of, etc. the game saves constantly and when you quit, what's missing besides fast travel is an inventory lock button to make it stay on-screen all the time. and since I have no patience for hidden object crap, I always find it annoying when the game doesn't let me quickly click all over the place to get it over with faster, like here.