As the son of a wealthy writer, famous in 1872 for his mysterious obsession with his late wife, whom he he had claimed was kidnapped he decided to investigate the last place he was known to have been at, a castle in the remote Yorkshire moors.
Story seemed like it was going somewhere but then didn't and it ended abruptly. Ugh Can't say I enjoyed the gameplay, same stuff we've seen before. It gets 5 for above par level design.
lacking detail
Seemed really good, until I just got stuck in the mine, I got to the point where I needed to trap the Suitor, but I tried every item, everywhere, and couldn't figure out what to do. Also I decided to barrel glitch through the door down there, and I think I found an unfinished part of the game lol, there was some items and a blank note in there, I thought it was a bug at first and that I needed to get through there, oh well. The level design and scripting up until then was great, a shame really.
The lantern doesn't give any light, it gives some kind of gloom. No real beginning and nothing makes sense.
Certain areas of the game require strategies that people with common sense would not come up with.
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Eternium was something different not awesome, but still pretty great. There are a lot missing details, but I sure know why.. but it still lacks of that atmosphere and richly detailed mapping what I'm focusing in many stories.
It was good, enjoyable and mixed of complex puzzles and frustrating ones, it's really worth to try and play :)