Redemption Cemetery: Curse of the Raven Collector's Edition

The game starts off with the hero trapped inside a spooky cemetery after a car accident, and must help some ghosts in their quests if he wants to find a way out. The plot isn’t quite compelling but perfectly serves to get Redemption Cemetery: Curse of the Raven Collector’s Edition started. This premise is even better and a little harder than most temporary hidden object titles, and fine artwork, instructions and puzzles are also not bad. The hidden object scenes are clear but sometimes very busy, the items tend to be too small but not impossible to find.

What distinguishes this game is its gloomy atmosphere: a creepy graveyard with a chilling background noise that sounds like a groaning ghost, all of whom are miserable and in a great need of your assistance to gain eternal peace. The soundtrack just adds on thrilling ambience stirring up in your mind different suppositions. The mini-games are enjoyable and challenging but you are always able to use skip button. Because of lots of backs and froths you have to remember which scene has the thing you have to use there or here. On this case there is a really helpful notebook that keeps track of all the details you figure out.

We cannot say that Redemption Cemetery: Curse of the Raven Collector’s Edition is the climax of gaming market prosperity but just a good hidden object game to spend several enjoyable hours.