Dark Parables: The Red Riding Hood Sisters Collector's Edition

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Dark Parables #4. A series of fragmented object games with puzzles and stories that each stand alone, but are also interconnected in the form of recurring characters. But each game tells its own story and they can technically be played in any order. No fast travel or achievements. There are collectibles that unlock lore. It also has a bonus adventure. The story reimagines Red Riding Hood as a sisterhood of women warriors fighting evil wolves.

I really like the idea of the Red Riding Sisterhood, Imma steal it for meself

Honestly pretty solid. Introduces a lot of building blocks that come back (for better or worse) later in the series. This one really starts to establish a broader lore that isn't as connected to the first few games (at least not on first glance), and I found that to be fairly interesting. Shame they fumbled that concept pretty hard later on, but I won't hold that against this game. This game features some pretty decent voice acting, interesting and visually appealing locations, and decently solid work in guiding you from area to area. Generally speaking, I would consider this game to be the last of the original quality of the series. It's not quite as good as the previous three games, but the difference isn't as noticeable between this game and the previous three as it is between this game and the next few games. Long live the Red Riding Hood Sisters, and I'm so sorry you became an obligatory thing to throw in to a lot of the later games. Still, the point remains. This game is great :)

===[Audience]=== ☐ Kids ☐ Everyone ☑ Casual players ☐ Pro players ===[Graphics]=== ☐ Potato ☐ Really bad ☐ Bad ☐ OK ☑ Good ☐ Beautiful ☐ Masterpiece ===[Price/quality]=== ☑ Full price ☐ Wait for sale ☐ Average ☐ Refund it if you can ☐ Don't do it ===[Requirements]=== ☑ 90' PC ☐ Minimum ☐ Medium ☐ Fast ☐ High end ☐ NASA computer ===[Difficulty]=== ☑ You just need 2 arms ☐ Ez ☐ Easy to learn / Hard to master ☐ Hard (first few hours) ☐ Dark Souls ===[Game time/length]=== ☐ Really short (0 - 2 hours) (5 Minutes) ☑ Short (2 - 8 hours) ☐ Few hours (8 - 12 hours) ☐ Long (12+ hours) ☐ Endless ===[Story]=== ☐ It doesn't have ☐ Still better than Twilight ☐ Average ☑ Good ☐ Fantastic ===[Bugs]=== ☐ Game itself is one big BUG ☐ Bugs destroying the game ☐ Lot of bugs ☐ Few Bugs ☐ You can use them for speedrun ☑ Nothing ~~~~~~~ Graphics: ★★★★☆ Sound: ★★★★★ Gameplay: ★★★☆☆ Music: ★★★★★ Overall: ★★★★☆ ~~~~~~~ This is a typical hidden object puzzle game. It's very straightforward for the most part, although you may have some difficulty if you're a total idiot like me. The story in this particular game is quite interesting, but I will not spoil it for you (Play the game yourself or find a Let's Play on YouTube). The graphics are excellent as always, and the gameplay is pretty good. Unfortunately, one of the complaints I have with the previous game, Rise of the Snow Queen, continues with this game. You are not allowed to replay the main story without starting an entirely new save, and you are also not allowed to explore the world after you complete the story, which is very disappointing. I'm less disappointed with the lack of a secret room since it seems like there were no missed opportunities to add in a secret room, but I still think the lack of a secret room is a tiny bit of a letdown. Either way, I'd still recommend this game.

The graphics are beautiful and the storyline is engaging. Playing "casual" is enjoyable without being boring. But if you are tired of that level You can always make it harder.

Starting to really get into this series. This game is much better, the hint button works. Very pretty, I enjoyed the story too