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Following the same structure as Crimes & Punishments, The Devil's Daughter sees you returning to the homey, familiar vibes of Frogwares'Following the same structure as Crimes & Punishments, The Devil's Daughter sees you returning to the homey, familiar vibes of Frogwares' Sherlock Holmes series to complete a string of cases that are connected via a surprisingly emotional wraparound story that ties into earlier games in the franchise in a way that will be a real treat for longtime fans. Right from the get-go you can tell things aren't where you'd want the second entry on the 8th generation of consoles to be from a technical standpoint. The graphics (specifically the character models, the environments are fine) are dated and ugly, there's light screen tearing throughout, and a host of weird bugs diminish the experience. Such as one where a line of dialog would constantly repeat in a certain area, often over other conversations, despite the character that uttered it being long gone at that point. As bad as these problems are though, the real issues holding this back are the gameplay and writing deficiencies.Once again you'll engage in a variety of one-off, mini-game-esque segments designed to inject some action into the proceedings. They feel like the kind of things Telltale Games might have come up with had they continued to evolve the level of interaction players had with their titles outside of just making story decisions. While there are some genuinely inventive and enjoyable scenarios and puzzles, on the whole there isn't really anything that matches the level of fun and depth found in TDD's most direct predecessor, leaving me wanting a bit more on this front overall.The real highlight of these Sherlock Holmes adventures is still how much freedom you're given in making deductions. You always have access to everything you'll need to uncover clues and are left to piece together what you've discovered on your own. So whether or not the right person is brought to justice depends entirely on how you interpret the information given. This can lead to some exhilarating moments of sweaty palmed second-guessing. At least when it's not leading you down the wrong path that is. In one of the mysteries you'll be tasked with solving there aren't just red herrings, but blatant, highly detailed misinformation that leads to an outcome more logical and supported by greater evidence than what the writers actually intended. It's so egregious I unapologetically sided with my headcanon over the case's legitimate ending.For all of its faults however, it's hard to keep a good gumshoe down. You can still walk away from this feeling incredibly clever and that, along with the thrill of agonizing over whether you're about to accuse the wrong person and condemn someone innocent, remains a high worth chasing. It's just unfortunate that due to its flawed state only the most dedicated of supersleuths will find this a case worth taking on.

Overall a decent game, both visually and artistically, and so far the story seems intriguing.My major gripe though is the way theOverall a decent game, both visually and artistically, and so far the story seems intriguing.My major gripe though is the way the investigation process goes. Each scene you enter has a number of fixed items you can interact with. Many of these are useless, in terms of informational content as related to the investigation. However, if you do not find EVERY SINGLE ONE of these items, the game will not progress. Why couldn't the designers come up with a way to move the story forward, even if you don't find 100% of every useless interaction in each scene? If I know to go to the Pub, because I found a flyer in a coat pocket talking about said Pub, why do I need to specifically click on the sticky backing of the flyer to find out "it might have been pulled down from a wall" in order to actually enter the Pub?!?

Pros.:- Investigations.- Some characters are cool.- Gameplay is solid.- Exorcism short quest.Cons.:- Bugs. Annoying freezing,Pros.:- Investigations.- Some characters are cool.- Gameplay is solid.- Exorcism short quest.Cons.:- Bugs. Annoying freezing, glitches.- Unclear motivation of the characters.- The ending with the very strange behavior of the characters while everything is in a very extreme situation.If not bugs I would definitely recommend it. Because of the bugs proceed with caution.

This is the first Sherlock Holmes game I've played through significantly and I was happily rewarded. The game is full of some mini games someThis is the first Sherlock Holmes game I've played through significantly and I was happily rewarded. The game is full of some mini games some may not be fond of but everything is skipable (at least on normal mode). I played on normal mode as I was looking for just a relaxing game where I could just sit back and think.There are 5 chapters in the game and each their own case. You must solve some puzzles and piece together clues to make a deduction. There are two or more suspects and you must select who is at fault and their fate at the end of each case. This can be challenging and really has you have to think of all the events and make a conclusion.You can tell this game was made with care and while not a AAA title it does its best and I think the outcome is a game anyone wanting to solve mysteries and crimes would enjoy. The first case has a bit too many mini games (one that is "dog" gone ridiculous) but I suggest anyone turned off at least try the second case. My favorite by far was the last two cases.

ITALIAN:Un'occasione davvero sprecata.Il gioco è piacevole, ma sbaglia enormemente nel voler imitare alcune meccaniche dei giochi AAAITALIAN:Un'occasione davvero sprecata.Il gioco è piacevole, ma sbaglia enormemente nel voler imitare alcune meccaniche dei giochi AAA senza avere il comparto tecnico necessario.Comunque ora cercherò di analizzare e votare separatamente ogni aspetto del gioco.Dal punto di vista audio e grafico il gioco a prima vista sembra molto interessante. Ottimi modelli 3D, ottime luci e riflessi, buona colonna sonora e rumore ambientale. Il problema più grande in questa categoria riguarda le animazioni, imprecise, legnose e lente (a volte si nota anche il punto in cui l'animazione ricomincia). Inoltre quando il lavoro di animazione sarebbe troppo complicato hanno preferito rimuovere completamente l'animazione, facendo muovere gli oggetti per aria o adottando altre soluzioni (di cui parlerò più avanti).Capisco i limiti di budget e i limiti tecnici, ma allora si cerca di rimanere all'interno dei limiti di quello che si può fare bene.Interessante invece il fatto che Sherlock Holmes possa cambiare vestito, acconciatura e accessori a piacimento per no farsi riconoscere o essere adatto a determinate situazioni.Per quanto riguarda la storia invece va detto che il gioco risulta diviso in capitoli, ognuno con un caso da risolvere, a cui si aggiungono alcune storie trasversali e più lunghe. Il fatto che gli episodi siano separati (ognuno dura circa 5 ore) permette di completare il titolo con i tempi che si desiderano, senza l'ansia di lisciarlo a metà e non saperlo più continuare dopo un po' di tempo (salvo le storie trasversali che però si possono "ripassare" leggendo le note accumulate nel tempo).In ogni caso le storie sono davvero belle, originali e profonde.Infine voglio trattare del gameplay, l'aspetto che più mi confonde di questo titolo e che mi fa dispiacere per l'occasione persa.Il gioco vuole copiare molte meccaniche da Assassin's Creed (soprattutto Unity e Syndicate, dove sono presenti missioni simili ai casi di questo gioco). Sono infatti presenti missioni di pedinamento con anche alcune parti sui tetti, è presente una copia dell'Occhio dell'Aquila e molti altri piccoli elementi fanno pensare al titolo di casa Ubisoft.Il problema però sta nel fatto che copiare un gioco come Assassin's Creed senza avere un comparto tecnico adeguato è una follia.Nel gioco sono presenti numerosi e bruttissimi mini giochi di poca utilità e molto bambineschi, realizzati inoltre in maniera imbarazzante. Questi sono uno stratagemma per evitare di realizzare complicate animazioni per il protagonista (spesso questi giochi sono in prima persona o la visuale risulta ferma). Non mi era mai capitato di notare una cosa del genere in un gioco.Il gameplay però possiede anche numerosi aspetti interessanti, ed è questo che mi fa dispiacere per questo gioco.I dialoghi sono fatti molto bene e a volte si può interagire ribattendo in base agli indizi che sono stati scoperti in precedenza.Carina ma non eccezionale la possibilità di analizzare i personaggi prima di parlargli.Una cosa che ho trovato invece davvero bella è la creazione delle ipotesi. È presente una schermata, accessibile anche durante i caricamenti mentre si è in carrozza, in cui ci sono tutti gli indizi raccolti. Questi si possono unire a coppie per generare considerazioni e a volte si possono fare anche ipotesi differenti che poi unite ad altre informazioni generano accuse differenti. Un metodo davvero carino e azzeccato.È un gioco con molte meccaniche e molti elementi quindi non ho analizzato proprio tutto, però spero che questo basti.P.S.: Dopo aver giocato a questo titolo ho provato il gioco precedente (crimes and punishment) e l'ho trovato esattamente uguale, solo con un motore grafico precedente. La cosa mi ha deluso parecchio perchè si sono limitati solo a potenziare l'aspetto grafico e ad ampliare i livelli di gioco (anche i menù sono praticamente invariati), il che mi porta ad abbassare da 3.5 a 3 stelle il voto per questo gioco.Voti:- Grafica: 8/10- Audio: 7/10- Animazioni: 5/10- Storie: 8.5/10- Gameplay: 5/10 (2/10 dei minigiochi, 8/10 del resto)Voto finale: 6/10 (se alcune cose fossero diverse avrei dato 7.5/10)

Mediocre.This game will appeal to girls or children in my opinion. Rather simple gameplay, light story and not the best game engine. ForMediocre.This game will appeal to girls or children in my opinion. Rather simple gameplay, light story and not the best game engine. For game in 2016 it is not so good, but even this game have some interesting features in each case, which make you play it with ineters sometimes, but in general the game became boring enough too fast ( it's good that the developers made it short enough).Also some of decisions in game too obvious and some too strange, so you can change your choice)L.A. Noire for childrens)

This game is very hard to score. Some things it does perfect, like world building and specially the investigation systems (the menu where youThis game is very hard to score. Some things it does perfect, like world building and specially the investigation systems (the menu where you connect your thoughts is amazing). Cases are fine. Graphics are pretty. But the lack of budget shows in animations, loading screens, ugly transitions, occasional frame drops and bugs (this game froze on me one single time but I could tell I was lucky).Then there are some design decisions tough to swallow, like the fact every zone of the game is disconnected from the rest of the game so you are forced to fast travel everywhere. Too much reliance on quick time events during the action set pieces. Or some dungeon puzzles that don't belong to a Sherlock Holmes game but a Tomb Raider one, smelling like a trick to artificially lenghtening the playing time. To make things worst, this specific puzzles are either painfully easy or trial and error pattern puzzles. No deduction or intelligence needed, just a lot of deaths. Playing as Sherlock Holmes this rubbed me the wrong way.All in all I enjoyed playing this game but it had potential to be so much more. I wonder what could have been done with more time and budget. It's full of good ideas poorly developed. Also, as a bonus, it's an easy peasy platinum trophy if you are hunting for those.

I don't know how can Ukrainians make so good games based on book series.This game is awesome.The only problem is animations (sometines).Must-play

A very strange reimagening that takes away the charm of Doyle's original characters while failing to add any reason to like these new genericA very strange reimagening that takes away the charm of Doyle's original characters while failing to add any reason to like these new generic hero versions of the iconic cast. If you create a Sherlock Holmes game you can probably expect to mostly generate interest people from who are previous fans of the Sherlock holmes. It makes little sence to move so completely away from the feel of the original protagonists. You can reimagine the setting (as in House, MD or Cumberbatch's modern day Sherlock) or stay true (like the Jeremy Bratt stories) bur if you lose the essence of Holmes and Watson you are also likely to lose the appeal. It certainly holds none to me.

I generally have enjoyed the Sherlock Holmes series of games, and investigation based games as a genre. The Mayan translation riddle is aI generally have enjoyed the Sherlock Holmes series of games, and investigation based games as a genre. The Mayan translation riddle is a terrible puzzle. You can get close to the answer logically but then are forced into hundreds of trial and error combinations to guess, having nothing to base it on. I did this for about 20 mins before rage googling the answer. Terrible!!!

Decent game, the cases and back story are pretty solid and entertaining but some of the game play and puzzles is a bit boring and nonDecent game, the cases and back story are pretty solid and entertaining but some of the game play and puzzles is a bit boring and non interesting making it a grind at times. Still worth a look.

Jeu d'aventure assez joli qui prouve que l'Unreal 3 peut encore faire des trucs pas mal en dépit de temps de chargement (entre d'assez petitesJeu d'aventure assez joli qui prouve que l'Unreal 3 peut encore faire des trucs pas mal en dépit de temps de chargement (entre d'assez petites zones pourtant) horripilants : pas loin d'une minute chrono et au mieux dans les 45 secondes ! Les animations sont un peu raides, cependant mais la VF est de qualité pour sa part, c'est toujours ça de pris.Mais le problème rédhibitoire de cette enquête est soit un bug, soit un machin, un indice que je n'ai pas validé, ou bien cet empaffé de jeu de merde n'a absolument aucune logique... Or, la logique veut qu'on aille au pub et lorsqu'on y va, cet abruti répète qu'il n'a pas soif. Déjà pour un Anglais, ça n'a pas de sens mais surtout, c'est totalement aberrant de refuser de suivre le cours de l'enquête.Quelle connerie de merde de jeu à la con programmé par des zouaves ! faut faire quoi pour avancer ? chanter la traviata dans les rues pouilleuses de ce Londres dégueulasse ? si je me retape encore un aller-retour de 2 minutes pour rien, je vous désinstalle, Môssieur le détective en carton ! Ah bah c'est déjà fait. En fait. Et ne reviens pas, couillon !

As someone who 1) has not played any prior Sherlock Holmes games, and 2) has not read any of the books (I know, I'm sorry), I *thoroughlyAs someone who 1) has not played any prior Sherlock Holmes games, and 2) has not read any of the books (I know, I'm sorry), I *thoroughly enjoyed* this game and give it a hearty recommendation!Pros:- Loved the characters! Holmes, Watson, and all the suspects and supporting characters do an excellent job of making the world feel alive and believable. I assume Holmes is different in the books, but since I haven't had the pleasure of reading them, I didn't mind Holmes' acting or emotions. It made him feel quite relatable. In fact, I would have found an emotionless, mechanical Sherlock Holmes rather perturbing (for example, I can't stand Benedict Cumberbatch's BBC Sherlock--but again, that's just me).- You really feel like a detective! The game mechanics are really good and I love that you get to observe each character and make split-second decisions/inferences about them that can either be right or wrong and that these deductions can correctly or incorrectly inform your subsequent judgements. The "Deductions Space" is also really cool. This is where your gathered mental notes can be connected to each other to form potential judgements. The different branching choices with the clue combinations is impressive.- You can switch between 3rd and 1st person views. This might sound minor, but is greatly appreciated when you're trying to read signs or details in a room.- The game can be played in bite sized chunks and the game saves after most interactions so there's little to no backtracking.Cons:- Mini-games offer a nice variety and break from the normal game, but do feel inconsistent in quality, especially compared to the main game. Some mini-games are delightful and others border on slightly tedious.- The ending is rather abrupt and doesn't tie whole game together as one might anticipate. The game seems to hint that your "Moral Decisions" for each case will have an effect on the later part of the game, but it fails to deliver in any meaningful way. I wish the cases were somehow tied together on a grander scale.- The game is on the shorter side, but personally I like games this length since they actually hold my attention long enough to finish them.- On my machine there was massive stuttering when I first load a new area. It would disappear after a few seconds. Annoying, but not a deal-breaker.All that said, I can't wait to now go play the other Sherlock games, especially Crimes & Punishments!

It really makes no sense to me why none of these Sherlock Holmes games ever sell well I think they're phenomenal and it requires you to do aIt really makes no sense to me why none of these Sherlock Holmes games ever sell well I think they're phenomenal and it requires you to do a little thinking definitely worth buying in my opinion I would start with crimes and Punishment first before this one the only reason why I gave it a 10 is because of other people that give it such a poor review so I try to balance it out

The Devil's Daughter is a collection of minigames sewn together with a very questionable story, but that manages to keep the player amused for the duration of the game. Particularly given the atmosphere crafted in every detail of London and the deduction mechanics, the game will often make you feel like Sherlock.

To uncover the truth, you’ll have to possess not only deductive skills, but a considerable patience as well: puzzles “pull a lever, push a button, try to figure out what happened” and chase sequences are unreasonably long. Even though you’d think that a game about Sherlock would have you play as Sherlock, not as Indiana Jones wannabe.

Sherlock Holmes: The Devil's Daughter is an uneven game. Making Sherlock younger and having him take part in action scenes was a good idea but the execution is poor at best. Still there are some excellent mini-games, interesting investigation and a truly great deduction board. If only the game handled it's characters better it would be glorious. The end result is ok but the potential is far from being fully realized.

Even better than Frogwares’ previous attempts at creating an accurate representation of the character and sleuthing of Sherlock Holmes, therefore elevating it to being the best videogame adaptation of the character and story thus far.

Cool game. Not the best, but unlike Crimes and Punishments every case was original! I loved it and I really liked that they tried to put someCool game. Not the best, but unlike Crimes and Punishments every case was original! I loved it and I really liked that they tried to put some action scenes in it! I've played every SH game from Forgwares and this is surely one of the best (vs Arsene Lupin and the silver earring are my top.)

Sherlock took a few long steps away from the adventure toward the action gaming again. Although someone might actually like this change, fans of the original game won’t be satisfied.

An utter embarrassment to an relatively solid series, The Devil’s Daughter falls into every cliché mistake of trying to cater to a massive audience. Overuse of QTEs, terrible action sequences, oversimplification and a lackluster story are just some of the complaints behind this massive letdown by Frogwares, giving us the worst Sherlock Holmes adventure in the past 25 years.

Sherlock Holmes: The Devil's Daughter introduces new and interesting elements capable of making Sherlock Holmes a more human and charismatic character with some welcome additions in gameplay too, like the new first person mode. It's still got some of the series known defects though, like low-detailed characters and bad animations, while load times can often be exhausting.

Although the game’s engine could be tweaked to run smoother and maybe it will in the future, a lot of the time the graphics aren’t what make a game. It’s the storyline and how much you are enjoying the experience are the real reason this game will score higher for me.

The game isn’t without its issues, the load times are borderline ridiculous at times and there’s no tutorial so you’ll spend most of the first act scratching your head in confusion. All non-crime solving elements are mind-numbingly boring, but the game overall fills a niche in the gaming world that we don’t see done nearly enough in most games. When you’re bored doing laps on a circuit or shooting foes on the battlefield, take some time out and pick up The Devil’s Daughter. As a crime-solver, it does alright.

Three weak cases, one decent, and a lackluster finale make Sherlock Holmes: The Devil's Daughter a marked step back from its predecessor.

Overall, Sherlock Holmes: The Devil’s Daughter is a great game. The cases are captivating and many of the minigames are a lot of fun.

Sherlock Holmes: The Devil’s Daughter is an amazing experience, that takes this series further than on the last generation of consoles. The game presents interesting cases with lots of variation, both in atmosphere and game design.

The Devil's Daughter is one of the best adventures of Sherlock so far. It's very well design, fun and enjoyable, and one of the most diverse in the series.

This title offers a typical Sherlock Holmes storyline and an easy completion, but its issues turn this into a mediocre affair rather than the elementary experience that you would expect from Holmes himself.

the great return of the best detective of all time. with the best cases and the best graphics comes the one of the best detective and mysterythe great return of the best detective of all time. with the best cases and the best graphics comes the one of the best detective and mystery games in the game history. you have to play it. YOU ARE LITERALLY SHERLOCK HOLMES.

Shelock Holmes : The Devil's Daughter is a nice step to evolve the IP into something more substantial. Conservative enough to satisfy the fans, and new enough to draw in young players.

The story is solid, if a little unusual for a Sherlock Holmes tale, and the collection of mechanics and mini-games that could easily feel thrown together actually work well together, leaving you guessing about what comes next.

Devil's Daughter focuses more on story, with a larger plot taking over from the case work in satisfying ways. Some extended sequences of button mashing can become tiresome and the moral choice system doesn't add anything substantial, but the overall experience is great fun.