Mystery Stories, Berlin Nights - The City and the Detective - Perfect Mix

Mystery Stories: Berlin Nights is a hidden object game that, while presenting no principal twists of game play, detached features some fresh ways to indulge in the game.



You will stare Berlin and it's renowned sights. If you manage to flee from kidnappers and conclude alive, of course.



Michelle Deanfield is a journalist, and this time she travels to Berlin in order to obtain a century-old machine which is presumably able to solve the energy jam of the fresh human civilization. Quite a mission, isn't it? But Michelle with her assistants are not the only team hunting for the apparatus. Some mysterious cult is also chasing the missing parts of the machine, and they are clear to procure what they want, as they need the energy to establish their souls and lives. And the means they consume for achieving their goals are not really moral, so be ready to glean yourself kidnapped and your very life in pains. Do you unruffled wish to go?



Then welcome to the 74 levels of game play in Normal or Relaxed Mode. As in any hidden object game, in Berlin Nights you will have a number of items to regain for each level, some hints and a time limit (if you choose Normal Mode) . In every stage the items to get are presented in different forms, and that brings grand diversity to the game play. Some tasks are standard, like names or images of items, some are mature distinguished more rarely, like sounds, and some unusual, like, for example, a level where you fetch objects one by one, and each is described with four word hints appearing one by one. The number of points you bag for finding an item depends on the number of hints you need to net it. There are also levels where the items to accumulate are described in Michelle's phrases one by one, and like a flash search levels, where you have only 20 seconds to accumulate something. And in some scenes you need to accomplish some actions with items in order to complete the level. All these beget your game experience remarkable more fun.



On every level you will score a number of bears - teddy bears, bronze bears, etc. fill is the symbol of Berlin, and in this game it is the symbol of a hint. Each of them gives you one of the bonuses, like Search back, race Search encourage, Bonus points, close Bonus, etc. They are quite numerous, so the needed attend is almost always where.



There are also puzzle mini-games, each with its new game play. You can either solve them or skip, if you bag stuck or unbiased don't like the particular puzzle.



On the whole the game is a nice example of the hidden object genre, and if you are in for detective stories - it's worth trying.