The Long Road To Health
HIGH The Persistence of Time area.
LOW The swapping-wheel puzzle.
WTF Will that bug ever get his hot dog roasted?
Tag: Artifex Mundi
HOGuru Plays Queen’s Quest 2: Stories of Forgotten Past
Queen’s Quest 2 continues the series trend of being shamefully short on Queens, even as it massively improves everything else!
HOGuru Plays Grim Legends: The Forsaken Bride (PS4 Version)
Grim Legends has been re-released on PS4, so I decided to give it another look – not exactly a chore, since this is one of the best HOGs around!
HOGuru Plays – Queen’s Quest: Tower of Darkness
Care to guess the number of Queens actually featured in this Queen’s Quest? The answer may surprise you!
HOGuru Plays Enigmatis: Ghosts of Maple Creek (PS4)
Enigmatis was already an intensely high-quality HOG, and its rerelease on the PS4 has preserved all of its best qualities (as well as that one annoying flaw). Here’s a video review of it!
HOGuru Plays Faces of Illusion: The Twin Phantoms
It’s a brand new hidden object game from Artifex Mundi – this time concerning a set of mysterious stage magicians fighting over a magical book! That’s right, it features both illusion and legit magic, in a rare combination. You can find the video review below!
HOGuru Plays Enigmatis: The Ghosts of Maple Creek
I’ve played more than a few bleak hidden object games, but few are as unrelentingly dark as Enigmatis: The Ghosts of Maple Creek. Opening in the aftermath of a storm of biblical proportions, it follows a detective with a suddenly-spotty memory as she attempts to piece together her investigation into a disappearance in the titular town.
HOGuru Plays Endless Fables: The Minotaur’s Curse
The year is 1888, and archaeologists have discovered an amazing relic – the actual thread Theseus used to find his way back out of the Labyrinth after slaying the minotaur!
HOGuru Plays Demon Hunter 3: Revelation
Demon Hunter 3 has a proud pedigree to live up to. While the first two games in the series weren’t the best HOGs I’ve ever played, they were by far the most endearingly strange. The first game will always hold a place in my heart due to its use of a photo of Jeffrey Combs as one of its villains, as well as introducing me to my spirit animal, Scarecrow Dentist.
HOGuru Plays – Enigmatis 2: Mists of Ravenwood (XBO Edition)
Enigmatis ended on something of a cliffhanger – the evil Preacher escaped, leaving the detective to chase him to another town, where he would doubtless to use his hypnotic church bell to restart his serial killing. To be honest, it wasn’t a fantastic ending. Enigmatis had been primarily notable for a super solid and surprisingly dark narratives, but I didn’t see any logic or value in playing the same story over again. So i was understandably delighted to discover that Enigmatis 2: The Mists of Ravenwood had something entirely different in store.
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