Leave a Review Unsolved Case 2
Love this game
I love this game and all the episodes. Hurry and release case 17. I’ve played them all.RhianaB
Only partly F2P
This is far too confusing. Unless you spend the money to be able to play the whole episode, then if you get stuck and consult a walk-through it doesn’t help at all. Because the walk-throughs all have spent the money for the coins or gems to be able to do the entire episode. They'll show you rooms and items you will not be able to see or get. Yes you can get to the end without spending money, but you’ve missed a significant part of the episode which makes it much shorter and more confusing when you’re warned that you won’t be able to return to the area that you’re currently in if you advance through the episode. When you have items in your inventory that are yet to be used you're not sure if you should advance or not. This is the second one of these I’ve tried to play and it’s too frustrating knowing how much I am missing. So I’ll be skipping Domini games in the future.Show lessJudyQFU
Developer Response
Hello! Thank you for your feedback. This hidden object adventure game is free to play, and you can finish the main storyline without purchasing coins for hints by watching ads. We're sorry to hear that you're finding the hidden object game too difficult. We strive to create an experience that is enjoyable for all players, but we understand that everyone has different skill levels. If you have any feedback or suggestions, we'd be happy to hear them.Ugh
What is wrong with you guys?????poopuff
Developer Response
Hello! You gave our hidden object adventure game a low rating, so there must be something that you didn’t like about it. Please inform us of any problems you’ve encountered - maybe we could help you resolve them. If you have any constructive criticism or advice that you can share, we would be happy to listen. Our players help us improve.Unsolved Cases, Season 2, Episode 2: City of the Haunted by LynxMinx
This game was actually creative. Maybe Domini hired some new people for their development team. Although it was a brief game, as are all these episodes, it was fairly enjoyable. Inventory usage was more novel, the storyline was unique, and there was an innovative mix of HO scenes and mini-games/puzzles. Unfortunately, with positives come negatives. At one point I experienced the annoying sale timer clock. But the most obnoxious issue, which detracted from gameplay, was the appalling lack of touchscreen sensitivity on the gameplay interface. It should be easy to acquire and use inventory items, and not have to tap repeatedly. Sometimes it seemed like there was nothing to do because it was so difficult to acquire the necessary item. Then I would have to use a hint, which I detest doing, and it directed me to the area I had just tapped on! Heighten the sensitivity already. Enough is enough! This would have been a 5 star rating if that had not been an issue.Show lesslynx minx