If only this and MCF Rewind was combined then every player could've interacted with all previous characters from the past timelines to make it a far more nostalgic story. But a far more entertaining MCF game than previous ones in recent years.
Boringly predictable who the actual main villain was from the very start making its storyline needlessly drag and drag for its player, along with repetitive hidden objects & backtracking, and an equally padded bonus game.
Game was the best out of the trilogy although still too much backtracking for every player but at least it had a map this time.
I recommend this game!
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Weird Park: Scary Tales
Louis the Clown and Mr. Dudley are back in an all-new adventure! Travel through the dark corners of history's most famous fairytales to rescue children trapped in a frightening netherworld!
Still too much backtracking from area to area, repetitive hidden objects, slow puzzle skip, and lack of a map for every player. But the Joker still steals the show.
I recommend this game!
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Dark Arcana: The Carnival
Find the woman who disappears in the Hall of Mirrors. Investigate two worlds: the Carnivals of Good and Evil!
Too much backtracking between areas, repetitive hidden objects, long puzzle skip time, and a lack of a map for every player. But at least the jester steals the show.
The only complaint just like with fellow Big Fish Games is that every player annoyingly needs to constantly backtrack back and forth to either solve 1 puzzle or obtain 1 item before being able to move directly on to the next scene. Otherwise next Halloween game is where us players get to play as the grim reaper.
Apart from how every player should play as the Grim Reaper from the start if there's sequel. Then future Halloween Stories, let alone this one, like its previous installments should allow us players to enjoy its pure sound quality without it and its gameplay sorely lagging midway.
Buyer Beware compared to its fellow Bonfire Stories games Heartless and Faceless Gravedigger; Manifest Horror just like League Of Light: Growing Threat is strictly a Hidden Objects adventure for every player only. Where it's not even clearly advertised as one on BFG trailer included; leaving its buyer to find that part out the hard way. An absolute waste of time and money just like Mystery Case Files Rewind.
Compared to past Chimera games; this one was just far too short and sweet with a predictable storyline, repetitive match-pair hidden objects, and lousy game to be self-entertaining and enjoyable.