There are two ways to play this game (from the vantage point of either of two characters), so I'm excited to play the game again from the viewpoint of the character I didn't choose the first time around. I enjoyed the setting and the puzzles. There was more cut movie-style scenes than I usually prefer, but all in all this was a pretty solid adventure game.

Melissa K. is more of an adventure game than hidden object. There are items to be found in the many rooms. You have to backtrack to spots you already visited to get more items. The puzzle games are varied with just enough instructions to help you along. There are lots of rooms to visit and hours of fun awaiting you.

I couldn't make it work with Steam. It was a waste of money.