Definetly the weakest of the Secret Files saga, the third chapter is a big mix of out of ordinary gameplay and exagerated ideas for it's Story. You jump from a stealth sidequest in ancient egypt, to dream worlds where to swing out of burning churches, to futuristic labs preventing a mad scientist from conquering the world. I would have loved a more feet to the ground Secret Files storywise and gameplay wise. I would save the CGI parts and world build, and definetly trash that ancient egypt dream part with salts and backtracking.

Bought the game off of Steam for a couple of euros and i'd say it was a mildly enjoyable 4-ish hours long experience. Definitely not as good as Secret Files Tunguska, but i do prefer it to Puritas Cordis. Pros: - Best voice acting out of the series - Alright puzzles and mini-games - Interesting and well made areas for example Florence. - Alright graphics - Good UI¨ - Good amount of challenge Cons: - Lacking story - Bad character writing - At times tedious gameplay All around still a solid 7/10 action adventure game.

A lazy output to this series of games. If you get this for less than $10, enjoy point-and-click games, and "may as well" do the 3rd game in this series, there's enough there for 5-6 hours of gameplay, not always fun gameplay, but gets there in the end. For everyone else (or if you paid more), beware of the major deficiencies in this game: 1) Story is ludicrously bad, and not funny bad, just bad. 2) game engine is old and dated for 2012, which would be OK if they used it nicely with interesting environments, but they don't, almost never. 3) Characters are bland, need a sidekick for better dialogue for the whole game. 4) Music is OK, background forgettable, but OK. 5) Dialogue audio is hugely inconsistent, speaking is all over the place in tonality in the same sentences. I would like to see point-and-click games continue, when done well they are good. This game is not helping the genre, confirming why it is dying out as a breed. Disappointing.