Righteous Kill 2 Revenge of the Poet Killer
SCORE: 62
When the
first Righteous Kill game came in I was burned out on the hidden object
genre. So I did not play it. I did see a bit of it as my hubby played
and reviewed it. I feel better now, so I played through Righteous Kill 2
Revenge of the Poet Killer on the iPad.
On paper Righteous Kill 2 Revenge of the Poet Killer should be my kind
of game. It is a detective story, and I enjoy those kinds of television
shows. Hidden object games usually appeal more towards the female side
of the family. Yet what is on paper and what happens can be two
different stories.
The first thing that pops out about Righteous Kill 2 Revenge of the Poet
Killer is I had to keep going back to the same areas. Many times these
were crime scenes, and the character would comment on how did we miss
things like a bloody knife. Or you go there later and the bloody knife
is still there.
Righteous Kill 2 Revenge of the Poet Killer tries to be as real as
possible, but it misses the mark on things like that. Righteous Kill 2
Revenge of the Poet Killer looks really nice. It has a good glean and
shine to the graphics. This also goes for the blood, and dead bodies.
Which could give children nightmares.
Righteous Kill 2 Revenge of the Poet Killer has realistic sounds that
happen while I played the game. These usually annoyed and distracted me.
Every time I found one of the hidden objects a camera went off. Near the
end of the game I was thoroughly annoyed with that camera sound. So much
so that I silenced my iPad.
The storyline in Righteous Kill 2 Revenge of the Poet Killer is
interesting, and throws in a few swerves. The ending was on the
anti-climactic side for me. Without spoiling anything I will admit the
ending let me down big time. It was a fun story up until that point.
Righteous Kill 2 Revenge of the Poet Killer took me longer than most of
the G5 Entertainment hidden object games. Which is a good thing in some
ways, and a bad in others. There are a limited amount of screens so it
was bad for the repetitive nature. It was good for length of play.
- Yolanda
Graphics: 60%
Sound: 60%
Replay/Extras: 69%
Gameplay: 60%
Family Friendly Factor: 63%
System: iPad
Publisher: G5 Entertainment
Rating: Rating: ‘12+’ - 12+
{Infrequent/Mild Realistic Violence, Infrequent/Mild Cartoon or Fantasy
Violence, Infrequent/Mild Alcohol, Tobacco, or Drug Use or References}
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