Great game
Fun story lines, slow graphics, off center targets, poor quality.
The movement of characters was glitchy, and not smooth. And over half the characters were poorly disguised real life actors and actresses. I’m sure they did not give permission for their likenesses to be used for someone else’s monetary gain.
Great game!!!
It was fun!
Fun Game
Beautiful artwork
Fun but some puzzles were off
Flowers of death
European Mystery-Flowers of Death
I loved it too...
I enjoyed it
Flowers of Death-European Mystery
I hope to see more like this one.
Need more HOPs!
Worst game ever
European Mystery: Flowers of Death by LynxMinx
The game was lengthy and had a long bonus adventure. Unfortunately the graphics were very faded and dull. Also you could definitely tell that English was not a language the developer was familiar with using on a regular basis. The syntax, spelling, grammar and vocabulary was way off, and I don't understand because we have played many excellent games by this developer! There was no diary; instead there was a ridiculous evidence board. However objectives were regularly updated and the story was easy to follow. You could customize settings. There were many locations to unlock, and a marked, if so customized teleport map to transport you. At each location you collect cards and shoes, but who cares? The map was a bit annoying because it moved around. Inventory was labeled, interactive, and had complex items to assemble. The HO scenes were varied and not overly numerous. There was a wide variety of puzzles/games. A lot of them were boring rotational stuff, but there were others that were games of skill/ dexterity, and some others that were a bit more original. There was a lot to do at each location. You had to fix equipment, assist characters, make potions, etc. The gimmick in this game was a magical machine you use to analyze pollen samples and then mix an antidote to combat the venomous plants.
If the graphics and language had been better I would have given the game 4 stars, but my actual review is a 3.5. This game was still good enough to play if you bought it at the sale price, and at least they didn't torture me with RATS!
Lynxie sends ❤️💋😘👍 to the fabulous DTE!
Flowers of Death
Good game
Deadly Flowers Indeed!
The Good: customizable mode of play, collectable morphing cards and shoes. Transportable map. Graphics are clean; voices not annoying! Strategy guide doesn't make you reboot the game upon exiting. Decent transition times between scenes.
The Bad: So-so story. Game play not challenging at all.
The Ugly: Nothing to report here.
To Beebee: you might want to check out Melissa K and the Heart of Gold - this game came out in 2014 but it's still one of my favorites. Funny dialog, interesting 3D puzzles, good story. Worth splurging for the CE version because the bonus game gives a fun perspective of the story from another point of view. It's on sale right now, with a free trial, so give it a whirl.
Upcoming Games from Big Fish Games:
Curio Society: New Order (4 stars Domini Games, May '16)
Dark Parables: Goldilocks and the Fallen Star (3.4 stars, Eipix, Nov. '15)
Fear for Sale: House on Black River (4.3 stars, EleFun, Mar '16) - not sure if EleFun has fixed their horrific transition times between scenes yet. Their last games had such potential but the lag killed the enjoyment.
Amaranthine Voyage: Orb of Purity (3.1 stars, Eipix, Oct. '15)
Vampire Legends: Untold Story of Elizabeth Bathory (3.7 stars I think, released late in 2014 so it's an oldie)
These "Wilted" Flowers Are Missing A Few Petals!
In addition, I just finished playing both "Adam Wolfe: Dark Detective Mystery" by Madhead (distributed separately from Big Fish) and "Darkness and Flame: Born of Fire" by FIVE-BN; they were great. Reviews have been submitted by several players already.
So, we're back to horror after a pleasant side-trip to another galaxy. The predecessors in this series contained distinct elements that set them apart from other mundane mysteries, such as the lively artwork that detailed the ambiance of Rome's flourishing and historical Baroque period as evidenced in "European Mystery: The Face Of Envy." Now, this series has been inducted into the horror-ridden Hall of Fame. The storyline falls flat of any original concepts; but you will refer to an Evidence Board to assemble collected pieces of evidence regarding the mysterious, lethal flowers. Unfortunately, this board is compiled as an unorganized, junk-pile mess that is convoluted in logic. The graphics are impressive with skillfully polished illustrations; presentation is superior in sharpness, crispness, and clarity. The colors, which demonstrate an overcast, gloomy, and foreboding atmosphere, are dark and shadowy; once again, "purplish-blue" besieges your vision. Customized settings are offered; choices are generous. Inventory is labeled and interactive; items require assembly. The map gives adequate teleport to labeled locations and indicates available actions. The cut-scenes neglect to deliver superior quality; movement is slightly clunky, and the visuals are fuzzy. Transition is fairly swift; no glitches or other noticeable tech issues. The HOS are unspectacular, but they are more interactive than they appear to be; they are comprised of a mix of assorted types. The puzzles are very juvenile in presentation as some require only one or two steps to complete; however, they are fun in their simplicity. The collectibles can be challenging to spot at times. The spelling and grammar are atrocious; the abundance of misspelled words and incoherent sentences is astounding. Overall, this game exhibits an outdated overture, which is void of innovational thought; play this only if you are conflicted with undeniable boredom and have already played the two newly released games as stated above. My true rating is 2.75 stars; however, I rounded it off to 3 stars due to "almost" glitch-free gameplay, decent HOS, decent length, customized settings, etc..




