About This Game The bestselling Secret Files franchise celebrates its return! The dream couple Max and Nina have announced their forthcoming wedding...but at the beginning of Secret Files 3 the event suffers a catastrophe! Max is arrested by Berlin‘s police force. The accusation: Terrorism. Nina‘s biggest adventure yet awaits her in the franchise‘s third game. Could it be possible that everything is connected to the happenings in Tunguska? Is humankind depending on her? Can she save Max or is fate more important than her happiness? Throughout the story players will experience a cinematic hunt crossing continents, with many riddles waiting to be solved. 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This is easily the weakest of the SF + Lost Hirozon games. Ironically, playing this games demo was what made me buy them in the first place, as I really enjoyed the point and click puzzle solving. There are many complaints I have about this game as I felt very dissapointed compared to the first two. They really took away the good things about the earlier games and tried to drag out this short and unoriginal story the easiest way possible.The mini-games in this game are tedious and boring. One of these include trying to steer a vehicle that is barely responsive due to the awkward stop-and-go animation. The vehicle has to navigate an area where a single missclick sends it rushing the wrong way and sometimes it's hard to tell how to make it go the direction you want to. The area you use the vehicle is very dark and not always easy to tell where the vehicle can stand.The second being a random duel where the enemy is drastically overpowered, forcing you to waste time on repairing your own unit. Nothing you do is anywhere near effective as the enemy. The second problem being that attacking and defending is completely random. There is no pattern you can follow, you just click some buttons, hope for the best, then waste some minutes on repairing and going through Nina's whiny dialogue. And what baring on the plot does this duel have? None! It's never mentioned again and quite frankly, the game could have advanced without it.The story was a huge mess. What I liked about Nina is that you could relate to her because she's just like anyone else. She doesn't have superpowers. She is not some overdramatic contribution to the plot. All she did in the other games were trying to uncover the truth.In this game, that changes completely. Nina has too much involvement on the plot making her seem like a supernatural creature. It takes away a lot of her character. A big part of the game doesn't even take place in reality, she ends up in some form of dream-reality state where, for whatever reason, she can dream about the past and find out facts which helps her in the present day. It's just very over the top. The story is also very short. I ended this game at half the time I spent on the two first games. The game also stalls you at several points in the game. At one point, Nina has to find out where a person goes and the only way she can do so, is using various items to keep up. If she discovers he got lost, she gets teleported back to the very beginning and you have to run all the way back before you can continue. You can't bypass this either, even if you are standing at the very location you want to continue, Nina have to be teleported back to the start after "realizing" she needs to do something else. So you run all the way back there, she completes one step, realizes she has to do something more and gets teleported all the way back again. And you have to do this about five times in a row. Why oh why can't you simply start in the room before? She needs to do nothing in the previous rooms except run through them. So you are just wasting your time by running back there. And if that wasn't frustrating enough, it is very easy to figure out where to go next. So you spend half a minute in the actual room, but you spend almost five minutes runing back to work on your progress. As for the puzzle solving, I thought that the rooms and clues were too confined. You usually have only 2-3 rooms to work with, as well as only a few items to use. The last part of the game was so easy that I was surprised the game ended so quickly. In the last 5 rooms of the game, I don't recall using more than 2-3 items per room. This is a huge letdown compared to the first game where you were controlling two different characters, using many different items throughout a whole building. Appearently this game has several different endings. And I ended up with the worst possible outcome. The ending also starts very abruptly. Kind of like watching some generic princess story, where the prince says "I will resque her!" and then the credits roll, with an announcement that the prince decided to go on a new adventure after rescuing the princess. So the question would obviously be, what happened when he resqued her? Why didn't he stay with her or the happily ever after stuff?Obviously a huge chunk of dialogue and plot development goes missing with such a timeskip. I was left scratching my head as to why things ended the way they did, as that wasn't the implication given just before the credits started rolling. And it literally bummed me out that I had wasted so much time on this plot only do be given a "Whatever" type of ending.What can I say that is good about the game? Well... the graphics are still nice. Many well done cutscenes and some of the scenarios in the game were fun to solve. I'd actually say that the demo showed the better parts of the game, then it goes downhill after that. The demo had some great puzzle solving and also a lot of tension, which I missed in the game. This isn't a game I would recommend, unless you find it on sale for very cheap. It's fine to play through once, but I don't look forward to doing it anytime soon. The first game is superior in a lot of ways to this.. I bought this game to complete the series. Sadly it is rather disappointing compared to the first two games. If you feel the need to finish a game series I'd still recommend it, otherwise try to stay away.. Secret Files 3 treads on very thin ice. It's short, it's got an overly complicated plot line and just doesn't have the charm of the first two games. Not to mention the ending involved watching a 5 second long cut scene and finding out what happened after the end of the game with some images and text. Then, for no reason other than to add some 'levity' they tagged on a terrible 'outtake' reel. It fell right through the ice and died a death. At the moment, I'm not looking forward to 4\/Sam Peters and I'm starting to think Deep Silver are giving up on point-n-click adventures. I'd think it was a damn shame if this game wasn't so half-hearted.. This is a bad game. I hate to say this, but this is a bad game and an even worse adventure game.I still like Nina and Max is alright, but it was a struggle to power on through this game. Most of the situations are totally abstract which the developers use to excuse their needlessly odd solutions to puzzles. The "minigames" all have the option of easy or difficult. Easy is tedious and boring and difficult is the same, but you have to do it longer. Oh and this game is weird.I sigh, but I suppose if you are a Secret Files fan, like myself, you will buy this game anyway, but if you're looking for a good adventure game and figure this is a recent one from a company with a pedigree, it's a mistake. Take a look at The Next Big Thing or Deponia instead.. Recommended.Good point&click adventure game.I can be short but good enough.Good graphics, story... Interesting puzzles. Original. Demo update 2.06: Remember when we said there won't be many more changes to the demo unless it's a patch with new contents? Haha, gotcha!Complete changelog:. Upcoming content update: It's been a while, but we're still alive and kicking!Back in February, we mentioned we were working on a content update for Serment. It's now almost ready, and will go live on Monday, May 13.The update will include several new events and gameplay features. Some important QoL features (Events preview in the map, for example) will also be added, as well as a couple of minor bug fixes.We'll go into the changes in more details when the update hits.. Clarifications on the late release: As some of you may have noticed, Serment's release has been... rather delayed, to put it mildly. We've had people messaging us asking about the situation or offering to help us with the testing process.It's an honor to know there're this much interest in our game, and believe me when I say we are just as impatient as you are! However, the delay is a necessary evil and I will now elaborate a bit more on why we are taking so long.First off, as I mentioned in another part of this discussion forum, there were several design flaws present in the demo that we didn't notice until testing the full game. Redundant mechanics that served no purposes ("Hang around" option in most places in the demo), mechanics that are not scalable beyond the small scope of the demo (Buffs and debuffs being purely percentage based and stacking indefinitely), lack of replayability between different routes, we had them all.These problems can't be left unaddressed and after some discussions, we decided to rework major parts of the design from scratch instead of making impromptu fixes whenever things go wrong, otherwise there'd be no end to them. This was our inexperience as developers showing and we have no excuses, but if we have to choose between a timely release and a quality game, we would always choose the latter and I hope you can agree.There are also many bug fixes and polishing touches to be made. Unclear UI, awkward controls, unnatural dialogues, unnecessary clicks or button presses are some of the issues we've been trying to tackle. Here're a few polishes we've done since the last demo update to give you an idea of what to expect in the full commercial version:Added visual indicators for several UI elementsExample 1[i.imgur.com]Example 2[i.imgur.com]Added some QOL featuresReview crafting orders[i.imgur.com]Confirmation for important choices[i.imgur.com]Make another purchase instead of moving back to the shop menu[i.imgur.com]"WASD" keys can now be used to navigate the game's interface to make it more convenient for players using a mouse and keyboardOf course, we have no intention of delaying things forever. We are fairly happy with how the latest build turned out, and have supposedly entered the "final" phase of testing. However, we have a track record of underestimating how long these things would take, so I can't really give you a release date until things are absolutely confirmed (The demo was released 2 months later than what we'd planned. We also thought the full game would be ready by last November, but here we are ).I hope that clears up the situation a bit, and hopefully Serment will turn out to be a game that's worth the long wait.Also, a quick shoutout to our publisher Sekai Project, who has been very supportive and understanding thus far.. February 2 update #2: A few more balance changes and QoL features.Changelog. February 5 update: Fixed a potential crash in "all items" tab in the status screen Reduced lag in the status screen when having too many items in the inventory Fixed a crash in battles when "Auto-hide mouse" option is disabled Fixed a potential framedrop when previewing armor stats in the shopping and crafting menu Fixed some typosEdit: Fixed fishing success rate being lower than intendedIf you still encounter any bugs or issues, please report them in the forum or to the support email address posted there and we'll address them as soon as possible.
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