Do you love Mystery Games, Adventure Games and Classic Point & Click Adventure and Puzzle Games, because if you do this daring Mysterious Adventure will enthrall your senses.
Can you explore the secrets and myth of Sycamore Hill? Grab your satchel and embark on untold Adventures, exploring the empty halls and secret rooms solving puzzles to Escape and unfurl the untold secrets of this riddle filled Classic Point and Click Adventure.
After many years you arrive at Sycamore Hill, your Aunts abandoned mansion, foreboding, dark and relentless and full of mystery.
With nothing but your satchel and leather bound diary you embark on the adventure of your life, in the hope to discover the whereabouts of your missing Aunt. Aided by your wit and will, you approach the decaying entrance with trepidation.
Impassioned with memories of your childhood and the stories lovingly shared by your Aunt you delve into the dusty stagnant estate to piece together your past, tenderly exploring the present that hopefully holds the answers to your future. Will there be clues to your Aunts location or what happened to her? One of the many doors could lead to an answer, or maybe your doom.
Can you put all the pieces together and solve the myriad of questions that the expansive house presents you? Will you be able to solve the puzzles that maddeningly stand in your way? Can you solve the disappearance of your beloved Aunt in time?
With only the few tools at your disposal, you roam the stale halls of Sycamore Hill, picking up clues, solving puzzles and riddles, & finding journal entries, will you solve the disappearance of not only your Aunt but your own fading memories?
Will Sycamore Hill reveal itself to you, or will something dire be revealed?!
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What's New in The Secret on Sycamore Hill
1.5
December 5, 2024
Updates and Improvements to the engine
Minor fixes and enhancements
At first this looked like a low-quality game that was possibly going to be poorly made, illogical, etc. But it turned out not to be. The graphics aren’t as good as some other games, and there’s not a whole lot to interact with, but I actually ended up liking that. Some games have you click on a million things or have only a tiny area of the screen be the place you have to touch. I welcomed the simplicity of this game. The puzzles came at a regular pace and weren’t too difficult. The items acquired throughout the game were all eventually used and weren’t unnecessarily left in the inventory. I enjoyed the mystery as well, you had no idea what the story was behind the creepy mansion. Pretty good game, thanks.
