Rooms of Memory

The storyline is nothing special. You receive a letter saying you just have inherited the Bellows family house but before you can own it you have to unravel many mysteries, defeat the poltergeist and fight the ghosts. You go to that mysterious mansion, meet other characters, gather relics and talismans and follow your uncle’s path through time and space.

At first sight it seems like there’s nothing spectacular about this game, but yet there are many things you can enjoy. The hidden object scenes are plenty of items to look for, even though sometimes they are the same objects and the same scenes. There’s always a story text which the player may not like, but fortunately you can skip them from time to time.

Soundtrack in this PC adventure is good but repetitive as well, the developers should have worked harder on it so players won’t need to mute it. The visual presentation in this game is bearable, the scenes are bright and clear and sometimes even innovative. The rooms and locations to explore don’t copy any other game.

Despite all those little flaws Rooms of Memory is worth checking anyway. Its gameplay is pretty solid and easy, the images are fine, and perhaps there still could be someone who will love the repetitive music in scenes. It can still attract players and be a good game for PC to kill your free time.