The Cameron Files Secret at Loch Ness Review

The Cameron Files Secret at Loch Ness is a adventure type seek and find game where you pick up objects and interact with people to gain clues to move through the game. Unfortunately, there is no free trial for this game, so you need to be a fan of this game genre to even contemplate giving it a try, but if you do purchase The Cameron Files Secret at Loch Ness, you probably won't be sorry if you are into puzzle type games.

There are a few other things that could annoy players and the biggest is how you search a room. You have the 360 degree type search where you just move your mouse and the room spins. This could freak some out if they get motion sickness or vertigo. Again just something that you should be aware of right from the start. One other thing, there are a couple of timed puzzles where if you don't finish them off, you are finished off, so it pays to save your game regularly so you don't have to restart from the beginning.

So what does The Cameron Files Secret at Loch Ness do good. The story is fairly solid in that you, as private detective Cameron, travel Scotland to solve why strange and supernatural occurrences are happening at Devil`s Ridge Manor, which is perched above another strange Scottish place, the infamous Loch Ness. Don't get excited by this as the famous Loch Ness monster is not a part of the story.

You need to scour the old castle for clues, which involves looking at just about everything and trying to either pick them up or move them. You speak with everyone you meet and you can even combine objects to make something useful. You have a map to be able to jump from place to place, an inventory of items found and a notebook full of clues and instructions. Moving the cursor over the game scene will show active spots which alerts you to areas that needs an action. Sometimes you may be able to use that object right then or perhaps it will be required later in game play.

The Cameron Files Secret at Loch Ness really is a good adventure puzzle and if you like the seek, find and solve genre, as opposed to the hidden object games, then this will certainly suit your game preference. Be warned, some players will find the going tough, if not downright hard, but it can be solved with a little concentration to detail.

The Cameron Files Secret at Loch Ness game is very enjoyable and a good workout for both your problem solving skills and concentration. It won't be everyone's favorite game but that's what life is all about. Some will love it and some will hate it, but you can't please everyone. We rate it around a 4 star game from 5.

Purchase full game. Play Cameron Files Secret at Loch Ness for unlimited time.