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Almost every day we give you a review for Hidden Object games but it’s just because all of them are really interesting, addictive and worth your time. The majority of us discovering a new game have got used to have the experience of feeling sure that we have already experienced a current storyline. It may happen only when developers present us a great addition to the very well-known series. Dark Tales: Edgar Allan Poe’s The Premature Burial Collector’s Edition is a game that we have been waiting for so long!
The first word that pops in our mind when we think about this edition is awesome. Really it contains everything that gamers like. Nice intro, soothing background sound, music is pleasant but repetitive, voice overs were excellent, clear and age appropriate and match the movement of the lips. But if you read faster than characters speak you might get annoyed. It just bores to death to sit and wait for the character’s dialog to just drag out of them. Dark Tales: Edgar Allan Poe’s The Premature Burial Collector’s Edition has wide screen which is good. The graphics are wonderful, the colors are crisp and clear. The storyline is good and intriguing. There are a lot of new puzzles, tools found along the way work logically and used the way you would expect them to be used. Although there are a lot of hidden object scenes.
If you didn’t like the other games of the series, we think you’ll like this one. All in all Dark Tales: Edgar Allan Poe’s The Premature Burial Collector’s Edition is a great game. We should thank the creators for a nice game that’s not brain frazzling and just relaxing.
10, October 2011










