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Mystery Case Files: MillionHeir Reviews

Customer Rating:
Summary: Great Challenge
Comment: This game is fantastic. It is challenging, fun, entertaining and it keeps you totally focused. Some of the puzzles are hard, but it is the player who makes it that way. We tend to overthink. If you remember to keep it simple it will help.
This game is really great for all ages! My daughter LOVES it!

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Customer Rating:
Summary: Great search and spot game
Comment: This has great story and searching games! Use story for younger kids to play and search only mode for the older kids and adults too.

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Customer Rating:
Summary: An ok game.
Comment: This wasn't a bad game. I wouldn't recommend it to people that are looking for a challenge.

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Customer Rating:
Summary: Great Game
Comment: This game was recommended to me by a good friend and I purchased it. I just love it. In fact, I like it so much, I purchased another one for a co-worker and she can't stop thanking me. She really enjoys it, too.

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Customer Rating:
Summary: I don't understand the rave reviews; I found it tedious!
Comment: I don't think I have ever reviewed a game before, but my complete bewilderment on why this game is so highly praised when I found it completely tedious and random compelled me.

The graphics are nicely done but as for the gameplay -- I found it redundant and not challenging at all. The whole game reminded me of the Children's magazine Highlights - The Hidden Pictures. Yes, it can be fun for a little while, but to do the same thing over and over again? It bothered me that the items you needed to find were chosen completely at random. It would have been nice if, as a detective, you are finding real clues and not just searching for stars, shoes, etc. The puzzles were also not too challenging (and also made no sense with the story) and I especially hated the DNA sequence game. Maybe as 26 year old, I am reading way more into it than I should for a game that is probably left best for children or for those who just want something mindless to occupy their time -- but I couldn't help it. I want the setting and story lines to match the activities I am performing whereas in Millionheir, again, everything seemed completely random.

I finished in a day and I found myself just wanting to get to the end already to find out what happened. The storyline is OK in that I wanted to know who the villain would turn out to be.

Overall I don't think this game is challenging, smart, or interesting but if you are looking for something easy/simple to do then you may enjoy it. I also think it is better suited for children. I probably won't play it again and I can't imagine anyone going through this more than twice.

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