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By Nadine November 30, 2019 Post a Comment

Comenity Caverns is one of those hidden object games that are usually tucked away in the niche gaming circle. I don't know why it's not more popular. The story is simple, but the puzzles are surprisingly varied and engrossing. If you enjoy hidden object games with a hint of mystery, then this game is definitely for you.

You play as Agent Rose, an agency agent sent on a mission to investigate the mysterious case of a series of disappearances in London. Along the way, she gets to learn about the infamous 'time travel' powers that are attached to a number of the objects in the game. Unfortunately for Rose and her team, they have no idea how these objects can be used in order to accomplish their objectives. The whole game play is set in Victorian style architecture, with a breath taking view of London's historical history, as well as a dark, steamy, and sinister secret.

You play as Rose, a spy who's requested by the Queen's granddaughter to go and investigate the 'sense' that have been coming out of Rose's apartment. What you don't know is that Rose has been hired by the Queen's secret service to find a serial killer with questionable motives. It seems that the grisly murders her companions are linked to, have links to Rose herself and seem to be the work of a deranged, diabolical genius. It's up to Rose and her team to uncover the secrets of Rose's murder, while preventing any more murders from happening. You're getting plenty of time to ponder the events that make up this cool hidden object game, as time travel is a theme.

Each level is designed differently, with new items appearing and old ones being turned into collectibles. As you complete each room of the museum, you unlock a book that has more information on the killer. The first few stories are quite a bit slower in pace than the later ones, but they're well worth the time spent. In addition, if you've played enough of the earlier games, you'll notice how seamlessly everything fits together.

The first story, 'The Great Bazaar', is easily the funniest part of the game. You're going to have to find the different items within a certain room, like coins and keys, before you can move on to the next area. The 'locked' rooms are filled with a variety of objects that are structurally correct but are actually trapped, or marked for attention, by the killer. It's a nice little Easter egg hunt that makes you feel good about yourself for completing such a huge task. In addition to the fun hidden object scenes, the game also includes a few puzzle elements. When you're solving a room, a timer will appear on-screen to tell you when to stop or start playing.

The second story, 'The Pirate's Bastard', takes place in an alternate dimension. Here, the entire object is interactive, and you'll have to use a grappling hook to drag it across the room, and release a wheel to flip it over. The rooms are not filled with any objects that are structurally correct, and the only real way to move across them is through a platform that you build up underneath each platform to reach the top.

The third and final story, 'The Witch's Pupil', is the shortest. It starts just after the end of the third story and covers the events leading up to the beginning of the fourth. It focuses on the main character, who must escape the school from a monster and fight her way out of the school to find the rest of the gang. Again, this is a nice little story that does well to set up the final scenes of the game. The puzzles are varied, but again, the best ones require some imagination. In addition, the overall concept of these games means that most people who play them will be able to figure them out pretty quickly.

Overall, Copley Chronicles: The Cats of Kings is a fun game that can be played alone or with friends. It's also a nice change of pace for those who enjoy hidden object games. The graphics are nice and the story is entertaining. If you're looking for a hidden object puzzle with a little bit of fantasy, then this game is worth checking out.