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About This Game

Are you ready to party? A chilling night of reckoning is unleashed upon guests bold enough to party on Halloween at an abandoned farm house.

As children, you and your friend, Samantha, would play at an old farm during your summer vacations. Years have passed, and Samantha has invited you to join her and a group of fellow students back at the farm for a Halloween party. Little does anyone know - but a demonic force will be crashing the event.

When the partygoers game spirals out of control, a portal to a world of darkness opens to imprison their youthful souls. They soon join company with the rest of the cursed souls collected by the lord of darkness. You alone are their sole hope of rescue.

A freakish fest filled with menacing mysticism awaits your arrival ... That’s of course, if you’re not too afraid to RSVP.

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Title: Shadows: Price For Our Sins Bonus Edition
Genre: Adventure, Casual
Developer:
8th Floor Games
Publisher:
Encore, Viva Media
Release Date: 21 Mar, 2013

English,French,German,Korean,Russian

10 ghosts, 8 friends, 1 disgruntled girl friend who plays at being a witch, and a Jumanji-like game board all on Halloween night, as if this would not cause enough trouble even in real life, let alone on an acclaimed haunted farm.

Story: Dylan is invited to a Halloween party of friends by her girlfriend Samantha (with special interest falling on Parker, the unrequited love). While Dylan is taking a phone call from her concerned mother all her friends are sucked in the Jumanji-like game board. (I personally do not think Miss Disgruntled (Dylan's girlfriend, Samantha) actually realized the game board was haunted by the ghosts of a previous tragedy. The "haunted" game board simply recognized similar natures, and history repeats.) Simple enough story line.
NOTE: I really like the opening where the car headlights light up the pumpkin from behind before the car is seen and drives past.
NOTE 2: Safety announcement: Please do not talk on your cell phone while driving even if it is your mom calling.

Of all the reviews I read, good and bad, after I played the game I only have this to say: This is an old school Hidden Object game. This is how they all used to be when actual story lines were first being introduced and being refined. The games centered on the Hidden Object scenes, with the occasional pick up of inventory items to be used later or to solve some puzzle. The games were not as strictly linear as they are now, but had a more "open world" feel with "bottle necks". The games were also not nearly as "hand-holding" as they are now. The gamer had to think and OMG guess about what had to be done, plus click everywhere. Yes it was and is annoying and frustrating but that is partly what made the game challenging, out thinking the game\/developers.

Being a fool for old school this was a really refreshing game for me to play. Very different puzzles and needing a completely different mind set compared to more recent and HD graphic "hand-holding" games of today. One of the complaints centered on the half-completed objects in the hidden object scenes. Well all I can say to that is you got what you clicked (Do remember this game was made before 3D was standard, so the objects were drawn in, not overlayed.)

The actual puzzles of this game include suduko, logic, slide, matching, "minesweeper" among many other types. This game includes a vast and usually unseen variety of puzzles compared to the color, sound, and match fare of today. So no crying about how hard the puzzles are, expand your repertoire.

If you want a challenging game and are bored with the standard fare of today, try yesteryear (in game time 2 years is like 2 centuries). This game overall is quite challenging. No penalties for hints which I had almost forgotten about being so used to today's games where there are penalties for hints, map use, and misclicks. Hints were standard fare in old school and the gamer was expected to use the hint button... a lot, as well as be click "happy". Guides and YouTube did not exist then like they do now.

Old school games did not have (or require) achievements, in-game or later the all important steam achievements. They especially did not require trading cards to even be considered playable. So if as a gamer one is looking for those things, this game has none of that. So welcome to the adult version of "Highlights" and enjoy what made the games of today what they are today.. Didn't see that this game wasn't supported for Windows 10 until after I'd installed and tried to play it. None of the videos would play, the sound is low even though I had it turned all the way up, and some of the gameplay graphics were glitchy.
Pity, it looked right up my alley.. Game is too badly glitched to finish and many game breaking commonly experienced issues appear to just be left to drag on and keep repeating for years rather than being fixed by the developers.. Its a good game, but a lot of the puzzles don't really have a good explanation to them. Like match the candy with a similar looking candy. Or a bunch of keys to unlock the shackles all shackles look alike and all the keys have the same pattern. Its all trial and error.. A spooktacular game of mystery and evil perfect for halloween. Those new to mystery games will find themselves hitting the hint button alot, though the game is friendly to new players since any puzzle can be skipped or the hint button can be hit if stuck. Cant get lost because there is a map highlighting where an object of importance is to continue the story.

The Hidden Object Puzzles can be very difficult, there are things that can be moved on screen in the puzzles, meaning you just need to click everything to see what moves if there is an item behind it since there is no cursor change. Due to the games age many objects are difficult to spot due to them being very small or the detail is so low they cant be clearly seen. During puzzles it may ask to find a heart, or a knife, but there will be tons of hearts or knives meaning finding some arbitrary one. Other times objects are just named wrong such as saying "darts" but there are none instead there is a dartboard you click instead.

There are not many full on Halloween games on steam so this is worth trick or treating it up.
Rating: 7\/10 Value: $2.99. For now, I'm not recommending "Shadows: Price for Our Sins Bonus Edition." There's a notice on the game's Library page dated from August 24th letting people know about problems with Windows 10, video drivers, and cutscenes. I'm trying to run it under Windows 10 with the lastest Nvidia drivers and after the first couple of cutscenes, ended up with the problem (just a blank, black screen during the cutscene). There doesn't seem to be a fix for this yet. Along with that, in the two cutscenes I was able to see, the voice volume was inaudible. I think the cutscene volume might be tied to the music volume slider in the options (since I had that turned off), but can't really check it any more. Also, on a game-related note, just after the start, I was totally stuck. It turns out I had to try to drive away from the area first<\/span><\/span>. Of course, I'd never have thought of that, since I'm playing a game and actually want to BE there and figure out what's going on.

I'll update this when I try to run it again.. This game is broken. I've gotten into HOPA games over the last year, and haven't really had any technical problems with any of them. But in this game the cutscenes don't play properly. There is sound, but no video. I found many other reports on the bigfish forums. My drivers are up to date and the computer exceeds minimum requirements. The first cutscene played properly, the 2nd, which sets up the whole story, does not. I switched to playing in a window and started the game again. The 2nd cutscene played this time, but the 3rd had no video. If I could, I'd refund.

Otherwise, from the very short time I played, it looked like a perfectly competent HOPA game.. Does not run properly. Sure, the game is a bit old (obvious by the graphics and t he aspect ratio), but I was still willing to enjoy it. Sadly, this game did not run properly for me. I read the reviews and found that I'm not alone. Many have noted that the game doesn't run properly on Windows 10. Perhaps this is the problem. I got past the opening cinematics, but items picked up would just disappear, meaning the game is unplayable for me. You need inventory items to progress, but my inventory wouldn't go beyond the first two items. What a shame.. Normally I don't go for hidden object-type games, but the Halloween theme of this one drew me in. As it turns out the game is surprisingly well-made for this genre. It's more like a point-and-click adventure game; and not just finding hidden objects. The hidden objects were kind of annoying to look for, but I found the other puzzles to be much more enjoyable. Every classic puzzle is represented here and some are actually quite challenging.

You'll spend your time traversing a gameworld of beautifully-crafted backgrounds and artwork (and some nicely-rendered cutscenes), meeting ghosts and helping them find lost artifacts. The end goal being to save your friends who were trapped inside a supernatural board game on Halloween night. You will unlock many areas and learn more about the story. I was genuinely surprised at how deep the story was and how long the game turned out to be. I expected a few rooms to explore at the most. There are a high number of rooms to visit and the map allows you to quick-travel between each discovered location. Places such as a house, church, cemetery, barn, greenhouse, seashore etc. can seem overwhelming for a small game; but they all tie neatly together to unravel a much longer story than originally anticipated.

The atmosphere and aesthetic style of this game is perfect for playing on All Hallows' Eve or any October night. I highly recommend it!