So I Replayed The True Fear: Foresaken Souls Games For Halloween, And I Still Think They're Very Good!

So I replayed the True Fear: Foresaken Souls games for Halloween, and I still think they're very good!

I knew I remembered a game that had me working in a computer, and it was in these! I'm amazed with how they integrated the 3D scenes in their gameplay. The part with the ballerina and the hole in the wall was...incredible. It didn't really scare me this time going in, since I remembered more than I thought, but it still got me at certain points... </3

I was curious and looked on the developer's Facebook page for updates on True Fear: Foresaken Souls Part 3. Good news is they just posted an update this Halloween!

Here is the previous info and sneak-peek photos posted back in June:

Excited to see this still in development, and can't wait for its release..!

can i ask whether you have any issues playing the older games on a newer computer? i really want to replay mystery legends phantom of the opera but something about the resolution doesn't allow me to open it.

Yyyyeaahhh, on my laptop, I was able to play Mystery Legends: POTO, but it made my computer loud and hot. I did struggle with crashes on Brink of Consciousness: The Lonely Hearts Murders; I think older games that haven't been updated to be more compatible with later-edition devices might have problems you can't avoid...

I play on my boyfriend's desktop now, and one older game I had problems with was Sea Legends: Phantasmal Light. It opens with a small cutscene/animation, which seemed to be crashing the game. I got around it by frantically clicking around to skip it. When I got to the title screen, I was able to play just fine.

I think you may have to do some trial-and-error with your settings, trying your computer's Gaming Mode, making sure you have no background apps running, opening it windowed, or messing with the resolution if you can. I'm not an expert on these things though, so maybe some other people in the reviews or online might have some advice!

So, you said you've played a ton of hidden object games, so I was just wondering if you have ever played Cursery: The Crooked man and the Crooked Cat or the Bonfire Legends? Thank you for reading and I hope you have a wonderful rest of your day/night!

!!! Yes, I've played Cursery: The Crooked Man and the Crooked Cat! But I don't remember how long ago it was and how far I got into it. I'll Wishlist it on Steam to buy later so I can replay it. I'll post about it when that happens!

Also, if you mean Bonfire Stories, Faceless Gravedigger and Heartless are two of my favorite hidden object games of all time! I don't like the third game(Manifest Horror), and it seems to be the weakest out of that series. But I'm in LOVE with those games, and I ought to post about them more because they're amazing!

Have a wonderful day/night as well, anon!

anyone?

So does anyone like hidden object games anymore? With little strange stories? Like from big fish games? just me? like they seem very fun and some are funny and idk i really like the puzzles

So while I'm here, let me elaborate on something -

I got into Hidden Object Games many a years ago through the WildTangent Games application on my laptop. They had an online currency system where you either bought/subscribed to getting 'coins', which you would use to replay your games.

However. Your first play of any game was free, with *unlimited* playing time. So kid-me avoided paying for most of the games by installing a bunch of HOPAs and completing them in one sitting, so I would never have to replay them. WildTangent got rid of their 'unlimited time' since then, and I'll forever miss exploiting that.

This means I've played many Hidden Object games, but didn't give myself a lot of time to digest them back then, so I don't remember a lot about them. A goal of mine on this blog is to locate the games I've played before to revisit again. I sadly cannot name *every* game I've played, but I have many vague memories of them!

I really like that almost all hidden picture video games these days are female empowerment fantasies for weird little girls