Rasputin's Curse

According to the hidden object genre you progress by gathering up object in different locations and using them at the correct time. Rasputin’s Curse would be a higher caliber of game if it had more polished illustrations. The items that you’ll be searching for are more or less suit to the scenes. Actually, some of the objects are impossible to find without a hit. Fortunately, there are enough hints and the system is easy enough to use. Most of mini-games are fun and can be skipped after a short period of time. Although some tasks drop out of the plot and look rather odd there.   

The weak point of Rasputin’s Curse is its cutscenes which are slow most of the times. If there were no chance to skip them all, it would be hardly possible to get some joy of the game. Besides some instructions to one or another task sounds too vague at times. More than once you will stay at a loss supposing what should be clicked on and what should not.

All in all, the story itself is interesting but the interpretation of it is poor. Rasputin’s Curse would be a higher caliber of game if the plot was more polished. The game is not terrible but leaves much to be desired. The developers should be more accurate dealing with the historical figure.