Wow this has to be the longest point and click game I've ever played and I even used the hint doll quite a bit! Good spooky game. Great trilogy.

An appropriate ending for an excellent trilogy of modern HOG-puzzle games. I truly believe this is very likely the best saga of this genre (yep, it definitely beats Enigmatis). While I didn't particularly like the direction the story ultimately took (a mere matter of taste, it's not something I haven't seen before and I usually feel this way, regardless of how well it's done), I can 100% appreciate what they did, the small hints laid out everywhere (including in the first two games) foreshadowing the ending, and the resolution with full closure. I can definitely recommend this game and the trilogy as a whole, and I think it could be enjoyed by a variety of players:

- if you've never played an HOG and feel it's a genre not really that appealing to you, then you should totally play this, to at least give it a fair shot. This is top notch, so it's definitely your best bet (I was this kind of player long ago, so trust me).
- If you've never played an HOG but feel the genre will appeal to you, then you should totally get this, but hold on playing it until you play a few others (better to save the best for later, and not immediately start with this).
- if you've played HOGs and like them, then you should absolutely check this one out.
- If you've played HOGs and don't like them, then this one has a few things that are quite distinct (and since it's modern, it doesn't really have any actual HOG scenes in a traditional sense), so I'd advise you to get the first one and see if it draws you in (I think it most likely will).

As it is right now, the game still needs a few improvements (e.g. cutscenes, while gorgeous and totally worth the rather long wait for the game, sometimes lag a bit; minor stuff like that will very likely get polished over the next few weeks and flaws will be eventually ironed out), the whole experience is great, playtime is more than decent (took me 15 hours to finish my playthrough, and then a couple more to get one last achievement), minigames are mostly very refreshing, with a few very innovative ones (and also a couple annoying ones, but nothing too bad), and the story is perfectly logical and consistent (everything is explained by the end). I am really glad to have played these games, and will likely come back to them in the future at some point.

Brilliant, It was definitely worth the wait! Plenty of game play, atmosphere and interesting puzzles. Some people have a issue with the ending but It makes sense and was an interesting twist. I would definitely recommend the whole trilogy!