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Release Date: 20 Aug, 2013
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About This Game
Left in the Dark: No One on Board is a hidden-object puzzle-adventure game with a grim, mysterious ambiance and plenty of scares!
Private Detective knew this case was going to be strange as soon as she read the letter from the Mayor of Port Providence, in which he asked her to board a ship that went lost at sea years ago, then recently reappeared with no sign of the crew or cargo.
Detective is at a loss as to what happened to the vessel, even after examining all of the evidence. She knows there is more to this case than the Mayor is letting on. The press is abuzz with talk of a curse. And, after encountering a hooded figure with a hook on his hand, on a supposedly abandoned ship, she begins to believe it.
Detective is a rational woman, not prone to believing in ghost stories or fables. But this case is unlike anything she has ever seen. What connects the ship’s disappearance with Devil’s Island, and a local family’s unsolved murder? Will she find the allies she needs to break the Traveler’s Curse?
Unique puzzles of varying difficulty levels
Gripping storyline
Hand-drawn art
Atmospheric music and sound
Interactive location map and journal
Unpredictable events and twists
Complex characters and lore
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SteamOS + Linux
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OS: Windows XP, Windows Vista, Windows 7, Windows 8
Processor: 1.5 GHz
Memory: 512 MB RAM
Graphics: 128 MB VRAM
DirectX: Version 9.0
Storage: 1 GB available space
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OS: Windows XP, Windows Vista, Windows 7, Windows 8
Processor: 2 GHz
Memory: 1 GB RAM
Graphics: 256MB VRAM
DirectX: Version 9.0
Storage: 1 GB available space
Minimum:
OS: 10.6.8
Processor: 1.5 GHz
Memory: 512 MB RAM
Graphics: 128 MB VRAM
Storage: 1 GB available space
Recommended:
OS: 10.6.8
Processor: 2 GHz
Memory: 1 GB RAM
Graphics: 256MB VRAM
Storage: 1 GB available space
Sound Card: 2 GHz
Minimum:
OS: Ubuntu 12.04 (32/64bit)
Processor: 1.5 GHz
Memory: 512 MB RAM
Graphics: 128 MB VRAM
Storage: 1 GB available space
Recommended:
OS: Ubuntu 12.04 (32/64bit)
Processor: 2 GHz
Memory: 1 GB RAM
Graphics: 256MB VRAM
Storage: 1 GB available space
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Some of the worst voice acting I've ever heard.
The game didn't satisfy my needs at all. It was much too short and not worth the money. It only took 2.5 hours to complete. The graphics are good but there isn't enough story.
When you're asked to investigate a boat that came back without its crew, you discover that someone killed them and is trying to trap you. However, a ghost appears to you and guide you to find the truth behind her family death and the disappearance of many sailors...Left in the Dark: No One on Board is another Artifex Mundi's game, though they're only the publisher here. However, as you're used to me and many others saying it, Artifex Mundi is always choosing good games. Left in the Dark isn't perhaps the best title out there but it's still very enjoyable.While the story has a correct plot, it's just a shame that everything is chaotic. Indeed, you're first investigating murders before having a ghost guiding you to the culprit and even discover that people thought dead are alive. I liked however the fact that it's a woman being the detective, in a time where I'm pretty sure it was though to be an active woman (it's maybe the 19th century but women were more seen as wives and mothers than a real asset for the society).The gameplay is pretty standard: use items that you find lying around (or hidden somewhere), clear hidden objects scenes and solve puzzles. I must say that while the puzzles are really easy, the hidden objects scenes are a little harder than expected as some of the items aren't really visible and that the translation was sometimes a little bad. As I've said, you're in the 19th century but I don't why I was feeling that some objects were kinda anachronic. The only puzzle that could be a problem is the lockpick one, as you have to put your cursor on the lockpick to make sure it's working, however, the item in itself is moving, so if your cursor is too far, you will have to restart.The graphics are more than acceptable, though I was under the impression that some of the backgrounds seemed rushed. It's the same feeling as in the hidden objects scenes. The characters aren't really seen, but the look of the detective is really great: somewhere with a steampunk inspiration, very badass.The soundtrack is good too, so, are the voice actings.Left in the Dark is a good game, though it's not the best Artifex Mundi, even when it was released. I would recommend to wait for a discount (and Left in the Dark has been often in the situation) or a bundle (it's also often bundled).
I bought this in a bundle and only bothered playing through it because I was high. It was an okay experience. If you already have the game, I recommend this path. If you don't have the game, you're already better off.Low quality art, low quality puzzles, low quality story. Skip.
Not recommended:- Game is short, around +-2 hours- Strange story -_- like budget horror movie- Some hog scene have obstructive constant glow (from lamp/window/thunder)
That was very... anti-climatic. There's no real ending to the story. The puzzles and searches aren't anything special. The music was abrasive. And the background noise was inconsistent and awkward. All in all? Boring.
As a hidden object game lover, I really like this game. The hidden object scenes are not all blend into the usual blue shade or green shade that makes it frustrating not able to find an object because it makes you feel like you are colorblind. Also, the previous objects that you have found from the previous scenes are gone, which makes much more sense, unlike other HOG that makes the items appear over and over again like magic. And it gives you a sense of achievement that you are actually clearing a messy scene by finding the objects :)Only complain I have is that the game is a bit short, so I'm stuck with the other colorblinding HOG now :/
Fun hidden object game.
I generally enjoy Artifax Mundi's HO games, but this one was a bit of a let-down. Very short playthrough, fairly run-of-the-mill puzzles, and a boring story that didn't really feel satisfying or conclusive in any way. I got it 60% off, and I still feel a little bit ripped off.
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As a HOG lover, I've practially worshipped Artifex Mundi for redefining the HOG genre with high quality art, beautiful backgrounds, decent enough stories and enjoyable puzzles. Left in the Dark: No One on Board, is sadly a substandard for Artifex Mundi.In this stand-alone adventure - hopefully stays that way - you play as the one and only, &Madam Detective&. Seriously? No one even took the trouble of giving a proper name to the protagonist? Oh, well. Madam Detective is asked to investigate the mystery of a lost cargo ship. It is explained to us that the ship never reached its destination, found in the open sea without a crew and its cargo, sometime after its departure. Oh, also we have the ghost of a young girl who tries to sabotage us half way through the game, and aid us during the other half.My first complaint is about the story's presentation. If you pay attention to the story and the obvious lack of function in procedure for the investigation of the ship, you know the identity of the murderer within the first 15 minutes that you play the game. The rest is spared to understand reasons, that's all. The bonus chapter that we expect in every Artifex Mundi game to shed some light into the background of affairs doesn't exist in this game, sorry.Puzzles are annoyingly basic. Hidden object scenes are so easy that it becomes boring after a while, and there is no alternating gameplay. There is an obscene amount of backtracking compared to other games. The setting and the art work is pretty, but not spectacular. I've seen better in 9 Clues or Grim Legends. You keep listening to the same 30 second music in the background again and again until you decide to mute it.I know it is not commonly expected for a HOG to bear decent story or event decent gameplay, but Artifex Mundi is supposed to be a decent contradiction to that idea. If this game would come from any other HOG developer I'd smile and write a brief recommendation. Not for Artifex Mundi. Oh wait, this isn't developped by Artifex Mundi! They are only the producer! Now the actual mystery of the game is explained! But why they've attached their name to this game? That is another mystery.Please also check out Lady Storyteller's Curator page
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This is a fine Hidden Object Game, the first one developed by Moonrise Interactive and published in August 2013. It uses the acclaimed Artifex Mundi engine to great effect, offering lots of atmospheric scenes and the by now well-known hidden object-scenes this engine can provide. These scenes are sometimes easy enough with few objects to search between, but some of them are quite difficult with lots of object or some cleverly disguised ones. The minigames and puzzles, another custom element of these games, are mostly fine and well conceived, albeit often a tad easier than in the games developed by Artifex Mundi themselves.The story is not particularly original, as it focuses on a female detective called upon to solve a mystery and a murder, but the different settings are very convincingly realised and the game has a good pace to it, without too much backtracking in order to get some kind of gear for some kind of newly discovered puzzle. Since this kind of game largely depends on its story to keep the interest going, that's a good thing, but there are also some shortcomings to the way the story is being told. First of all, the voice-acting is quite awkward and seldomly convincing. It has a very amateuristic feeling to it, as does the game music to be honest, which I turned off rather quickly. Ambient sounds on the other hand are crisp and fine and add quite a bit to the often (mildly) frightening atmosphere.As I've become used to in this kind of games, there are a limited number of Steam achievements (13 in all), which are partly story-driven and partly connected to the hidden object-scenes and the mini-games or puzzles. They are not difficult to achieve, so this game is a nice contender for those wanting to increase their average achievements score, or their number of perfect games. The game also comes with some fine looking Steam trading cards.All in all, quite a nice effort from a company of which we sadly haven't heard anything since.Overall score: 7/10
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The GoodUses the Artifex Mundi engine.Good art work.Voice acting nicely done, with alternate dialogues, lip movements for the dialogue (not all hidden object style games bother).The BadPuzzles not as challenging as an Artifex Mundi developed game.Not as good as an Artifex Mundi developed game, but very close. The best non Artifex Mundi developed hidden object game on Steam that I have played.This is the big one, VERY short. Normally without bugs I expect to playthrough in about 3-4 hours and then do a speed run on expert level to gain the expert level achievement if there is one and to mop up any other missed achievements. Giving a total time of around 6-7 hours skipping all of the cut scenes on the second play through.
This game took 3.2 hours to play though once with all the cutscenes running and once skipping them. So two play throughs, the first taking only 2 hours.Good thing it currently has 30% off.Would I recommend it, yes, it is well made, certainly compared with many of the hidden object games on Steam.
But with the advice that you play all of the Artifex Mundi games first and only play this if you are running out of hidden object games on Steam to play, and you wait until it has at least 50% off.
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This game was not developed by Artifex Mundi and it shows. The story is pretty shallow, the game is too short and too easy. It's not a bad game on its own, but it's not on par with &original& Artifex Mundi games, so I feel that it shouldn't bear the same price tag and thus the thumbs down. Play it if you have it, but don't bother getting it if you don't - better spend the same amount on any of the AM's own games.
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The game is quit easy with a little bit of logic you will finish the game in no time. I ended up skipping almost everything hoping that the game will end soon. The story is dull and not original there was no reason for me to care about the events. It also had a few WTF moments because some of the scenes were totally ridiculous. The voice acting is not terrible but I have seen better. Is there anything positive to say about the game? Yes! Some places were well designed.
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Decent example of a hidden-object game.
This entry features the same female voice actress for the protagonist as in many Artifex Mundi games, who turns in an average performance.
The supporting voice actors' quality seems to have dropped a few grades.
Graphics are nice for a cheap point and click.
This entry does not have a &bonus adventure& that many other AM titles have, and I was able to complete it easily in under 2 hours.
Puzzles seem simpler and took very little brain power.
If I had a choice, I probably wouldn't buy it again unless it was $2 or maybe $3.Also, you'll wish desperately for a different music loop after about 5 minutes of the same 20 second sound clip.
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Ugh. This game is worse than a bad episode of Scooby Doo. I don't even want to play it again to get all of the achievements. The good: Sound, music (although it does get a bit repetitive). Art is okay.The bad: Voice acting (cheesy), puzzles (both too easy AND unclear), translation (this pipes, etc.), hidden objects (not just well hidden but frustrating), plot, too many collections going on at once without enough motivation (what do I need these pieces for? Who knows but I need 3 of them I guess, and 2 of these, and 2 of those.), too many locations, too much wandering around if you don't use the map to tell you where the actions are.I've really liked the Artifex Mundi games I've played but this is a really substandard one.
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I've got this game from a bundle that cost ~2 bucks - I would recommend you to get this game in a bundle or on a sale (currently it's 60% off and costs 3.19EUR)
- I feel the 7.99 $/EUR price tag is too high - first gameplay on casual was somewhat between 3 and 4 hours, by the end of second gameplay on expert with all achievements unlocked it took only 5.1 hours - it's really short.
I would recommend this game for new HOG (Hidden Object Game) players, who want to try themself out at the genre, and they want a good story that's not too long nor too difficult.For experienced players this game has nothing special to offer, it's like a Saturday night movie you watch in the TV - nothing groundbreaking, but enjoyable, and afterall you can kind of forget it two days later.Game was published by Artifex Mundi, but was developed by Moonrise Interactive. The visuals and the game's style is quite like most A.M. games, but on the mechanics level it's easy to notice it's lacking the Mundi polishment. Animations are shorter with less frames - instead of Showing the full animation for collecting special items, they just appear in the container, for example. (Not a problem, just wanted to show some differences between Mundi-made and Mundi-published games)Music is quite good, and some &random& background noises are actually really well executed, especially in the forest area.Hidden Object Scenes sadly have issues. Do you remember old cartoons, like Hanna-Barbera products, when you could tell what book will be moved on the bookshelf, because it wasn't as detailed as the others? (For younger audiences ) Lots of items are really easy to find because they are coloured much brightly than background and passive items, making HOSs a little too easy. Story is somewhat lacklusting for me. I don't know what was the problem with the atmosphere, but I just couldn't really care about the story - this is quite unusual, I really do pay attention to the story of a game, it's one of the most important part of the game for me.
In this case somehow a detective work turns into a ghost story with an ending that's on par with a Scooby Doo episode - the game suggest a darker, mystery-heavy story, yet at the end it's kind of childish to be a thrilling story, meanwhile it's still a little too dark to be a real child game.
This is not a real fail at all, just a little awkward - instead of a good setting for any of these two genres it turned to be an okayish hybrid.
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I completed this game 100% in a little under five hours, but it didn't really take me that long to do it, I just spent some time AFK because I got distracted by some other pretty important things. I think, if you were to subtract the half an hour give or take, that I spent AFK, it would only take about 4 and a half hours, but that's because I had to play through it a second time on expert mode to get all of the achievements. It was fun the first time through, but the second time it got a little tedious at parts, but I tend to get that feeling with hidden object games. If you do want to get all of the achievements, I recommend playing on expert mode the first time, and then avoiding the hint button while playing the hidden object puzzles, and don't skip any mini games, no matter how tempting. There are guides online to help with both the hidden object parts and the mini games if you need it. Overall, it was a fun game, and I enjoyed it. I would recommend picking it up of your a fan of hidden object games.
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Good point and click, better than the first in this series. And the Lovecraft bits that I don't think they meant... are great.
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