Probably got what it was offered... but this is a boring game...

This definitely a different kind of hidden object game. There are two women that present "spells" for you and your goal is to locate the letters that form the spells in the different areas of the house. The house is the same for each spell so one ends up searching the same areas repeatedly for the letters. The letters are cleverly hidden and I found myself asking for help more often than usual. There are multiple side tasks that keeps one busy between and during the search that are pertinent to the storyline. Some of which pertain to the kind of path you will follow: that of light or darkness. I followed light, but I'm curious how the game would end if I had chosen otherwise.

There are enough creepy things that jump out at you to warrant playing the game with a light on! From the beginning, you get the sense that the game is more about setting a mood than solving puzzles. Although there are enough of those as well. I will admit to chuckling a little bit when the title "The Emptiness" was spoken at the end of the opening video. It's bit melodramatic to an otherwise interesting introduction. The audio of the actors has no relation to their lips moving so it's a bit like watching a badly dubbed foreign film. Those are minor technical issues though and don't really affect gameplay. The only irritating moment for me was when the game asked for a glass to be filled with water. There are glasses and sources of water in multiple locations, but the game wanted a specific glass filled with water from a specific place. Lapses of logic like that and the repetitive nature of the location are the only criticisms of an otherwise great game.

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It is fun.Most of the levels are hard and there are different aircraft.Fun and addicting game where you take be like an ATC.

I locked up on me, therefore, I can't play it.

This has truly been one of my favourite gaming experiences ever! It's not just extremely pretty and well polished game, but also a mind bending piece of fiction. The world of Infinite will grow on you and keep your mental faculties occupied for a long time!
BioShock Infinite Starter Pack contains all of the DLC-s, including both episodes of Burial at Sea, which give you a chance to revisit Rapture in beautiful Infinite graphics. And if you want to have a few more battles in Columbia, Clash in the Clouds gives you plenty.
So if you haven't already, treat yourself with this gem of a game!

In the begining of time there was Space Invaders. This is one of its sequels. It's much more simple than its arcade's big brothers, but truly enjoyable, although for a short time. Number of levels is small, as is differences among them. Graphics and sound are OK, with a pleasant retro style. 4 ships to choose and 3 difficulty levels lengthen some the experience (but not much). For retro lovers or over 50 people.