Solid detective adventure on the series climax!

Yes, the series Art of Murder. I have to say, no other game series has me so ambiguous leave like this. As a big fan of adventure, which is particularly attracted by Point'n'Klick with realistic graphics a la Secret Files: Tunguska, I then did not get around it, to play the first part of what I have, however, repented quickly. The main protagonist was me unsympathetic from the start, the other characters were horribly flat, one-dimensional puzzles and overall had the game easy bumpy and immature. Why did I later but also brought me to the second part of the series, I can not explain it, but it probably sliding on my affection for the Adventures above. Nevertheless, I have to say that the second part asked a small slope and left me somewhat satisfied.

So prevented me nothing because to play the third installment of the series and here I have to time to salute the developers, because in my opinion you have succeeded with progression of the series eradicate more and more mistakes, so me to the third part of the first times a reasonably mature and round Adventure is offered.

Story:

What surprised me most positively, is the tension, which is held almost continuously maintained as opposed to the predecessor. And that's exactly what I expect from a thriller-adventure. The game has me actually tied, so I played it almost in one go, which really rare for me. The people who criticize the excessively long dialogues here, I can not understand, because this seemed long-winded at any time.

Graphics:

To look of the game can be said: Really nice work. The locations are varied, detailed and atmospheric, which I think in addition to the story of Adventures is a particularly important aspect.

Puzzles:

The puzzles are also quite solid shape. The inventory is pretty full and combinations are required even of one, even if not very abstract, which nevertheless also is but an increase to its predecessors.

Conclusion:

The whole may now have sounded somewhat euphoric. I would therefore like to reiterate that this game, of course, also has its weaknesses, although not particularly disturbing when compared to other games from the B-Adventure segment. Etc. to the great classics of its kind like Black Mirror, Secret Files: Tunguska However, it comes naturally not reach. Should you, like me, the great classics have all been played and be on the lookout for similar games, I can recommend this part only warmest! Too bad that now that the series has reached an acceptable level of quality, the series was canceled.