It's not much of a stretch to go from games that should be considered warcrimes to actual warcrimes.I felt sympathy towards them initially, but this? "Gib us more money so we can donate it to pravosek paramilitary so they could blow some kid in Donbass with a signed shell".
Fuck those guys.
It's not like the original was very complicated. And besides, it had an integrated hint system (Unless I'm mistaking it with vs Jack the Ripper) that would gradually spoonfeed you until clues until it straight up gave you the answer.more streamlined.
then its probably a hidden object game without the objects being hidden.
It's not like the original was very complicated. And besides, it had an integrated hint system (Unless I'm mistaking it with vs Jack the Ripper) that would gradually spoonfeed you until clues until it straight up gave you the answer.
I haven't played a second of this yet, BUT I think it's pretty well established in Sherlock canon that nothing magical ever happens and anything that appears weird is explained by science. Doubtful that Frogwares would give all that a big fuck you. I'm betting SH is unknowingly dosed with plenty of psychedelic drugs during his investigation to explain these crazy sequences.From what I remember, the original's supernatural parts were either very subtle or almost non-existent until the end, which is something I really enjoyed about it. The game was, for the most part, about solving a crime with hints of mysticism. Maybe it's just the marketing to make it more appealing to the masses but the trailer and Steam screenshots look like they're going the exact opposite direction. Glowing runes, levitating rocks, giant chains hanging from the sky and doors with spooky green light isn't exactly what I was expecting.
I haven't played a second of this yet, BUT I think it's pretty well established in Sherlock canon that nothing magical ever happens and anything that appears weird is explained by science. Doubtful that Frogwares would give all that a big fuck you. I'm betting SH is unknowingly dosed with plenty of psychedelic drugs during his investigation to explain these crazy sequences.From what I remember, the original's supernatural parts were either very subtle or almost non-existent until the end, which is something I really enjoyed about it. The game was, for the most part, about solving a crime with hints of mysticism. Maybe it's just the marketing to make it more appealing to the masses but the trailer and Steam screenshots look like they're going the exact opposite direction. Glowing runes, levitating rocks, giant chains hanging from the sky and doors with spooky green light isn't exactly what I was expecting.
Like you said, you don't remember. The original game purposely skirts the line on this. Lots of weird shit happens, but nothing that couldn't be explained by science. At the end it's not clear if the cult leader you defeated was really going to trigger the return of the Old Gods or if he was just a madman.In the original game I don't remember any big "lol it was just an illusion" reveal. If I remember correctly SH and Watson decide to forget what happened and never talk about it again after having contact with such horrible realizations.
Canon Holmes doesn't do science fiction either.There are basically interdimensional beings and ancient powerful creatures that consider mankind insignificant and will destroy it. I wouldn't call it "magical".
In Sherlock Holmes: The Awakened (2006), Holmes and Watson free Moriarty from the asylum where had been imprisoned after surviving Reichenbach Falls, which leads to Moriarty's reappearance as the mastermind behind events in The Testament of Sherlock Holmes (2012). Perplexing that this would be altered.I do remember bits and pieces, specially the ending and the Louisiana bits. I do remember you met Moriarty in the asylum in the original - in this version he is replaced by a loonie who thinks he is Napoleon(going through this part now).
It's young Sherlock, he hasn't met Moriarty yet!In Sherlock Holmes: The Awakened (2006), Holmes and Watson free Moriarty from the asylum where had been imprisoned after surviving Reichenbach Falls, which leads to Moriarty's reappearance as the mastermind behind events in The Testament of Sherlock Holmes (2012). Perplexing that this would be altered.I do remember bits and pieces, specially the ending and the Louisiana bits. I do remember you met Moriarty in the asylum in the original - in this version he is replaced by a loonie who thinks he is Napoleon(going through this part now).