About This Game STEP INTO A PURE THRILLER IN WHICH NOTHING IS WHAT IT SEEMS!After returning to the quiet streets of Paris to pursue a life of painting, Gus Macpherson could not escape his true art…The former New York detective finds himself walking the beat once again, when hired by a sensuous woman to investigate the gruesome beheadings of her sister and brother-in-law. In the dark and mysterious streets of Paris and plagued by his clairvoyant sixth sense, Gus will uncover a conspiracy written in blood, with rituals and artifacts as old as time itself.Key features:Stunningly beautiful 360° panoramic viewsRich and intriguing charactersDetailed, realistic environmentMultiple game paths integrated into the storyOriginal and creative puzzlesPrequel to Still Life adventure game 7aa9394dea Title: Post MortemGenre: AdventureDeveloper:MC2Publisher:MicroidsRelease Date: 1 Nov, 2002 Post Mortem Download With Crack bad text it is difficulte to read. This game was a decent point-and-click, with some pretty hard puzzles. I ended up having to resort to a walkthrough, and still was confused at some parts. Pros: Interesting story line, voice acting was pretty good, puzzles were difficult enough to keep interestCons: Clunky graphics and gameplay, music can get annoying (random snipets of 1920's rag tunes every 30 sec or so), depending on which dialogue options you choose, you can unknowlingly end up making things harder for yourself later on in the game (something I dislike in adventure games), and the stupid painting-and-candle puzzle made me want to poke my eyes out. All-in-all, it was an OK game, but wait until it's on sale for sure.. This sounded like a good game..... there had been a murder, and you are recruited as a private detective to investigate. However, the game is impossible to get anywhere. It is a fairly simple interface, look around a room and click on the various clues or people to talk to. The problem is, you have to do specific tasks in a specific order, and no suggestion as to what tasks or what order to do them in! So most of the time you are left wandering around going from place to place, hoping to find something you missed clicking on the first time. When talking to people, you have a choice of what to say to them, but if you don't say the right things in the right order, they won't help you or give you what you need to progress in the game, and whats more, you don't know when you have done or said something wrong or in the wrong order as the game does not say! Another instance there was a lock to pick, and I managed to get a lock picking set. However, there were many numerous different combinations to try the picks to open the door - choosing the right combination was like winning the lottery, it was pure luck that you chose the right pick combination! Not a good game when you don't have a clue what to do in the game!. This game is soooooooooo slow, literally I fall asleep playing it, often I cant review games and dont when that happens since its sort of unfair. but this game is just well boring, does it get exciting? I dont know since I always fall asleep playing it, three times that happened. Thats what happens playing games from a couch, but yea this game is good for people with sleep disorders or who cant sleep, since this game will put people to sleep.Rating: zzzz...ero/10 Value $0.00. I like it... for the way I played it. Until bugs.Despite not being terribly attracted to horror games, I was impressed enough with Syberia to want to see another set of games by the same group, and I decided to start with the "prequel". I sincerely hope the others are better as games, honestly.Based on the other reviews, I have been pretty much treating this like a more interactive version of a graphic novel; rather than pixel-hunt and flail around in the dialogue trees, I grabbed a guide almost from the start. The small amount of play I did without it, combined with my memory of the beautiful but hard-for-the-wrong-reasons Syberia games, have me very certain that I would not have enjoyed it as much if the plot was delayed by my having to figure out which items matter, which of many logical solutions the game is actually trying for, what odd result will be achieved by certain (non-reversable) dialogue options, etc.The graphics are okay, but the majority of the scenery is designed as trompe l'oiel; flat images that (when seen from the right angle) look 3D. The problem being that even though you can only stand in certain places in each room/area, they didn't re-render the flat scenery, so depending on where you are standing, the graphics can look either very realistic, or like you have stepped into a surrealist painting. A few key structures in rooms are immune to this, as are any people or objects you will need to interact with. It's not game-breaking, but especially combined with a play style that encourages you to look closely at everything, it is very noticeable. Especially when the scenery includes people.Despite that, I was enjoying my more-interactive-graphic-novel until I hit a bug where certain (important) documents I had picked up weren't actually readable. :-( I found there is a thread from a couple of months ago in the Discussions about someone else having the same problem. Until I can solve that, I will definitely not be playing this game any further (as not getting all the story makes this entirely pointless for me), and likely won't be playing the Still Life games, since I really would like to finish the prequel before I play the rest of the series.So, for the moment, it would be a bit sadistic of me to recommend the game. If you are okay with the risk of game-breaking bugs and spending a lot of flail time, go for it; the parts of the game that work are interesting and well-done. If not, skip this one for a while, until you see posts indicating that the major bugs have been updated out of existence. :shrug:
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