Outside of the puzzles, the music and sounds add little to the overall experience. Probably most disappointing is that there is no voice acting. Instead, all the characters sound the same; a mumbled deep voice for every character. Graphically, the artwork gives a grotesque feel, and while it fits with the game, it didn’t appeal to me. Many of the characters’ designs look similar and too basic to distinguish if the look is supposed to be scary or just poorly drawn.
Forgotten Hill Disillusion
FM Studio · Nov 20, 2019
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- Forgotten Hill: Disillusion is one of the best games in the series so far with an ambiance that is somehow both unsettling and charming. The game loses the ball a bit when it comes to providing puzzles that are tough to solve while not being tedious or nonsensical, but the overall package is one that surpasses many point-and-click puzzle offerings currently on the market.
- 6.0Forgotten Hill Disillusion might not get you searching out the other games in the series, but it will while away a dozen or so hours. Some of them might even be memorable.
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