
Mystery Tales: The Twilight World Collector's Edition
January 25, 2014
Domini Games
Widescreen Support
Interactive Jump-Map
Voice Overs
3 Difficulties + Custom Mode
Magic Sphere & Magic Box
Exclusive Bonus Chapter
Integrated Strategy Guide
Wallpapers & Concept Art
Soundtracks
Achievement
Collectibles
You and your daughter stopped at Silver Lake Inn during your road trip, when you found out that the hotel was built on the cursed land once owned by a witch! Now that your daughter has been kidnapped, you need to travel between the parallel worlds and set things straight.

To begin with, the story in The Twilight World is definitely not very original. How many times before have we already went into a parallel world trying to rescue our child from an vengeful witch? The answer is – countless. Additionally, the backstory featured in The Twilight World is not exciting enough to make up for the tedious plot. Not to mention that the characters in the game also have annoyingly weird animations, dull voice overs and odd lip movements.On the presentation side, The Twilight World is great! We enjoyed the bold and beautiful locations we got to visit in the game, both in the real world and the twilight world. Moreover, the soundtracks are suspenseful and suitable, which help saving the boring gameplay a little bit.


In this series:
- Mystery Tales: The Lost Hope
- Mystery Tales: The Twilight World
- Mystery Tales: Alaskan Wild
- Mystery Tales: Her Own Eyes
- Mystery Tales: Eye of the Fire
- Mystery Tales: The Hangman Returns
- Mystery Tales: The House of Others
- Mystery Tales: Dangerous Desires
- Mystery Tales: The Other Side
- Mystery Tales: The Reel Horror
- Mystery Tales: Dealer's Choices
- Mystery Tales: Art and Souls