Davey's Mystery

I’ll begin by saying that I was not asked to give this review. After playing this game I liked it enough to give one because it deserved it. I thought that I had played every game of this type and was really surprised when I stumbled across this one. The graphics are excellent and the game plays perfectly without the typical glitch or two. I think you will find this to play differently than most of the other “escape-adventure” games so you might have to be slightly patient in the beginning. Once I got going I couldn’t put it down until it was done. Very fun and entertaining!

Not a bad little game. It was challenging (I had to peek at the hints once) and a lot of fun to play. Plus it was free so you can't really complain about much. The music was great-no problem there. The only things I disliked were the back navigation (hitting the back button turns you around instead of just taking you to the previous scene like most adventure games) and the inability to take a picture of clues (or write in a notebook). Otherwise a great little adventure. Good job developer.

This game is really worth playing, although it's quite challenging but it is a lot of fun. I particularly like the fact that the clues are not so easy to figure out, so they really make you think; however, the only drawback to me was that it would nice if the clues could expanded to make them clearer and easier to see. Other than that it is an EXCELLENT game and this is why purchased and enjoyed #2. So, Nathan hurry up and get us another one soon💃🏽👍🏽.

For free this game is certainly worth the time, even though it didn’t take much of it. Puzzles are straightforward, pretty intuitive, with just enough challenge to make me think a little. I read the reviews- the navigation seems a little strange at first, sort of like a super primitive panoramic view, but easy enough to get used to (you just have to remember to turn around to see everything in the room). Haven’t played the second one yet, but promises to be an even better installment. Looking forward to it.

This is a short point & click adventure, mostly about finding the right tool for the job so that you can progress. Doing so is pretty easy as every obstacle has an obvious solution (Door rusted shut? I wonder if there a oil can somewhere). There aren’t too many actual puzzles, all of which are similarly easy. There’s a lot of back tracking. Nevertheless, it is much prettier than most games of this type, and it kept me occupied for a half hour or so.