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Secret files

Tramboi

Tramboi

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I have:
* the Secret files games in my Steam list
* not an infinite amount of time

Which ones are good ? (None is a valid answer)
 
Jaesun

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Secret Files: Tunguska is the most fucking HILARIOUS GAME EVER MADE (in English).

They literally used Google Translate for the game (I'm NOT kidding). It is so fucking bad. :lol:

There is also (almost) NO logic at all in any of the puzzles. IIRC, even the last "puzzle" is finally solved by randomly using one item in your inventory on some hot spot. It doesn't even make sense. :lol:

For what ever fucking reason...... I kind of grew fond of the characters and the setting, and played the second game (of which they finally addressed proper translation as well as logical puzzles).

A mostly OK series (if you can find for DIRT CHEAP). Nothing to go out of your way to play though.

Have not played the 3rd one. Maybe some day in some $1.99 sale.
 
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