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[Mystery Puzzle Hunt : A Realistic Riddle Game]

Man, this game would be so much better if it weren't for the clumsy grammar.
Otherwise it's fun and beautiful to look at. The music is repetitive but not annoying, slowly hypnotizing you into thinking the conspiracy is real and spies will jump out at you at any second. Really good choice.
A problem I've encountered, and it could be just a browser-related thing, is that whenever I write emails, backspace won't work. At least not in the way I would like it to: instead of erasing what I've written, it will do a "back" command and get me to the page I visited before coming here. Which is supremely annoying.
Another pet peeve is not being able to scroll the image once it has been zoomed.
If grammar help is needed, I volunteer to help, because I greatly enjoy the game and would like to see it do well.

hybriona responds:

Thanks for the feedback. We are already working on the revisions of the texts.

Also "Back Key" is a bug from the Gameengine and it will be resolved when the fix is released. I guess it just happens in Chrome.

Also, you can zoom the image using the magnifying Glass. The scaling feature given in PhotoEditor is just to change the "perspective" of the picture. But, we'll add "scroll" feature in the Photo Editor in later versions.

[Why The Woods Whisper]

It's a cool story, but at the end, I experienced a glitch. Try as I might, I couldn't get anything at all to happen once I got to the cabin. It has the horror element I like where it doesn't show you things, but tells you bits and pieces and lets your imagination run away with you. It's really a shame that the game isn't longer.

[Abandoned Train Garage Escape]

Won't go past the loading screen, no matter how many times I've tried reloading.

[Zombie And Juliet]

You should play this game if for nothing else, then the loading screen because with comments like "Assembling zombie army...", it's really fun to just stare at the load percentage as it goes up.
The game runs smoothly, with a spunky tiny heroine trying to save her beloved by lugging around a gigantic sword (sword optional) and fighting zombies. There is no possible fault to this game! I love the art style, the premise, the music, literally everything about it. So, most definitely five stars. Yay!

[Detective the Murder]

The music is a 10s or so long tune on loop, which gets pretty damn annoying after a while. As for the game, it doesn't end. I even watched the walkthrough to see if I was missing anything and it just stops. You get some clues in a "escape the room" type way, solving simple puzzles along the way and then... nothing. No conclusion, no story, no nothing. It's really disappointing because I wanted to see how this ends, hoping for some story development.

[Go, Go, Radzilla!]

Yes! Very fun, with a simple concept and elegant execution. I love the flickering neon effects, makes me feel like I'm actually playing an arcade game.

[The Spirits of Kelley Family]

The art, oh my goodness, the art is wonderful! Unfortunately some of the puzzles are unnecessarily long and complicated. Like the maze. Reminds me of Legend of Kyrandia, with the fire flowers. It's a shame the game doesn't do a better job of explaining what actually happened to the Kelley family, hopefully there will be a sequel.

P.S: I totally thought this was a satirical game about the band, Kelly family :)

[Fleeing the Complex]

Heaps o' fun! It's silly and amazing. There is a plethora of choices, leading to different endings (of the game or of poor Henry Stickman) and you want to see every last one of them! This definitely gets all the stars!

PuffballsUnited responds:

I'm glad you want to find them all!

[ANGRY RISES]

Love the style of it and the music, but man, are those enemies hard to shoot. The screen is tiny and they go by so fast, there is no way to react in time.

[Hammer Time]

This game is actually pretty fun! Once it loads correctly though. The first few times, the elves were invisible and I kept dying without really knowing why. Other than that, seems to run fine. I especially like the conversation between Thor and the blacksmith at the beginning. The only alteration I would suggest would be making that conversation skipable when you've gone through it once. Other than that, no complaints here!