About This Game In the final chapter of this acclaimed horror trilogy, Black Mirror III picks up right where the thrilling ending to Black Mirror II left off. Only a short time ago, Darren Michaels was a quiet store clerk in a sleepy New England town. Now in Willow Creek, England, a tormented Darren barely reacts as police handcuffs are closed on his wrists. All the evidence points to him, and the police have arrested Darren as their primary suspect in a fatal crime. He's subjected to extensive questioning, but Darren is numb to the events occurring around him, and has withdrawn into a deep emptiness. Then after several weeks of incarceration, Darren is unexplainably released. But he is not free. Darren remains terrorized by sleepless nights, nightmare-like visions, and the chilling specter of murder and death,. Now alone, Darren must continue his search to uncover what has been happening to him and lift the veil on his clouded past. What has he really seen? What do his torturous nightmares really mean? Who is the mysterious person that posted the bail to set him free? What demons lie waiting in the crypt? Return to face the dark forces that haunt the ominous Black Mirror Castle as you search for the secrets that lie behind the tangled web of haunting riddles, mysterious secrets and dark characters. Alternate between two playable characters, as you explore over 100 highly detailed and atmospheric locations; interacting with over 50 characters in your quest for redemption. Dare to find the answers in the climactic final chapter of this epic trilogy - for once you gaze into the Black Mirror, you won't be able to look away.Features: In the final chapter in this acclaimed horror trilogy, Black Mirror III picks up right where the thrilling ending to Black Mirror II left off. Return to face the dark forces that haunt the ominous Black Mirror Castle as you search for the secrets the lie behind the tangled web of haunting riddles, mysterious secrets and dark characters. Alternate between two playable characters as you explore over 100 highly detailed and atmospheric locations, and interact with over 50 characters in your quest to find redemption.. 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Awful, changing accents. Is it Irish? Scottish? Australian? Amercan? They keep changing!!!Terrible graphics for 2011. I couldn't wait to exit, but had to go through an extremely lengthy intro that I couldn't escape out of. Fortunately I paid under £2 for it. Plenty of people seem to like it, so if it's your thing, crack on. 10/10 should've saved my £2 for a mars bar. This game is a direct continuation of Black Mirror II. In fact, it doesn't make a lot of sense that these are separate games... it feels a little like the end of Back to the Future 2 when they're just setting up for the next in the series. Anyway, this game doesn't stand alone, so you really should play at least Black Mirror 2 and probably Black Mirror 1 as well.This iteration uses the same engine as BM 2, and therefore is notably more advanced than BM1. That being said, BM2 was pretty much the perfect adventure game; it was just the right difficulty, and I could beat it without turning to a guide.This one, however, dispensed with the hints system. You're on your own, and for about the first 3/4ths of the game that was fine. But towards the end, it started getting really difficult and I'll admit I had to turn to a guide to finish it. As such, I didn't enjoy this game as much as the second one. But it was worth playing; if you like the Black Mirror series, this is a worthy conclusion and a good story. But don't start with this one!. Finally I have "finished" the third chapter. And I was able to "finish" it even before the end of the game due to a gamebreaking bug. Not the best ending that I have seen, but ... well quite extravagant ending. Now one by one. The game itself is a mediocre adventure, game pacing is very monotonous - too few puzzles and too many dialogues/monologues. Puzzles are more or less fine. The story is nice, but nothing more than that. Maybe there was stunning ending, but unfortunately I was not able to see it. Now for the main event - bugs! I have encountered two of them. The 1st was avoidable, the 2nd was not. So I was forced to finish the game prematurely. And even gameplay is not that bad, I simply can't recommend this game. Thus - NO, NO and NO one more time due to gamebreaking bugs.If you encounter the bug with the note, search steam forums - this bug is avoidable. But when you enter maze room, save immidiately on a new slot, because if you lure the ghost into "incorrect" room and save after that you will not be able to complete the game.. Watching a series build to a satisfying conclusion is rare pleasure in the gaming world. Rare, because most series either don't end, don't reach a conclusion before being canned, or stuff up the conclusion they get. Black Mirror is an especially remarkable series because not only was it stretched into a series by different developers, it catches that elusive satisfying ending. And on top of that, it manages to be the best-designed and most entertaining out of the entire trilogy.I made a big deal about how Black Mirror II was perfectly intelligible without playing the first one, but Black Mirror III is the exact opposite. Do not attempt this one without finishing II, and ideally start it up as soon as the credits roll because the callbacks are thick and numerous. Hot-blooded Boston boy Darren Michaels is on the hook for the events that closed out Black Mirror II, and it sure looks like the whole world is against him. The castle's burning, his allies have perished, and he starts the game alone in a cell. From this auspicious beginning, it's one hell of an uphill battle to clear his name and battle back the curse that has permeated the series.Where Black Mirror I had Samuel poking around the periphery of his family's secrets and II had Darren caught up in the intrigues of others, III has all eyes on Darren himself. Familiar characters have turned against him, new characters are out to get him, and the only support he has from the onset are cryptic messages, voices on the phone, and his occasionally-helpful therapist. The atmosphere of this game is quite a bit more oppressive than the previous entries, especially once the curse and the stakes fully come into focus, so be prepared for far more narrative adversity than ever before.What makes this work is Darren himself. Through both the events of Black Mirror II and (I assume) the efforts of the writers, Darren is much less the impulsive and at times grating hot-head he was in the previous games. Right from the start here he's level-headed and snappy with his rejoinders, and has plenty of little quips to lighten even the darkest scenes. He's funny, clever, and driven in turn and very few scenes fall flat thanks to the newfound dynamism of his character. The rest of the cast supports his evolution as well, with plenty of new blood to challenge him in ways not previously explored. As usual not all the voice acting is up to par (Inspector Spooner in particular is just dreadful to listen to) but still walks the fine line between quality and camp.The puzzles themselves have also seen real improvement, possibly more than any other feature of the game. Black Mirror II was already a step forward with simple interactions and journal hints but III takes it far further with puzzles that flow logically and have clever solutions that are not at all laborious to arrive at. While the map is larger and more open than before, puzzles tend to be localized to certain areas and Darren will helpfully resist traveling to unnecessary areas during some of them to keep you on the right track. I don't mind consulting walkthroughs for point-and-click games but it was entirely unneeded here, something I can't say about the first two titles.All I can knock the game for are a few glitches, mostly near the end of the game, but ones that can have an outsized effect if you save in the wrong place. One of the puzzles near the middle where you have to underline certain words simply doesn't work for some people, though it can be skipped without penalty like most of the non-standard puzzles in the game. In the final chapter, however, are two puzzles featuring a maze and a scale that cannot be skipped and can really ruin your day. The maze has multiple solutions but one can hang your game, and the scale can be interacted with too soon to eat items necessary for progression. Keeping multiple saves will help you avoid these pitfalls but they are unfortunate failings in an otherwise watertight game.The graphics are just as sharp if not sharper than before, making navigating and exploring a sublime pleasure (or at least as much as it can be in the dismal English countryside). Despite remaining in the environs of Black Mirror and Willow Creek, there are plenty of new locations and new perspectives of old ones to poke around. The sound design is up to the task as I mentioned with the voice acting, and is coupled with some excellent horror movie tunes to keep things spooky. Taken as a whole, the Black Mirror series is one of the best horror adventures out there provided you can appreciate the slow burns and buildups to the grand finale. The first game is ultimately skippable and the connections between it and the latter two are a little strained, but the second is quality and this one here is the real gem. I've thoroughly enjoyed my time with the series, and I hope that more people will come to divine its secrets in the future.Did you enjoy this review? I certainly hope so, and I certainly hope you'll check out more of them at https://goldplatedgames.com/ or on my curation page!. Hands down, one of the best overall "point & click" adventures I've ever played.Every game has its quirks and issues, without exception -- like most such games, this one has its moments. But overall I've found this game and its predecessor (BM2) unsurpassed in terms of atmosphere, depth of story, character development, exploration, puzzle design, etc.And by the way, you should know that as far as "horror" goes, while it does have some pretty morbid imagery at times, this game is much more about spooky atmosphere and mystery than outright gorey, gruesome, shocking, scare-your-pants-off terror. For myself, as one who doesn't tolerate that kind of "horror" very well, I found this to be a fantastic compromise.Bottom line, I'd recommend this game unreservedly to anyone who loves a good mystery adventure.
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