I really enjoyed this game. I kept me curious, wanting to know more, and the deductions part was intresting. I absolutly recomend this!

I'm usually a sucker for graphics, but this kept me hooked even though I felt it was lacking visually.

Despite a few glitches, this is a really super game. The clue deduction system is well done and the story is quite scary. I look forward to more from Layne.

A very nicely designed Sherlock Holmes style puzzle design based on deduction. The game is quite enjoyable aesthetically. Story is great, except the fact that a lot of things are left unexplained and the game ends on a cliffhanger. Can't wait to play the next installment! :)

This game is the first part in a new series called "Tomes". The first part opens with a couple interesting characters and events, but it ends abruptly before we learn much. There's a hook into the next parts, but in my opinion it came too soon.

The graphics are good and the author obviously added a lot of polish. The music and sound effects are well fitting and the sound editing was flawless. The interface had a nice feeling to it, and because of that, it played better than most other adventure games.

The investigative game mechanics have a lot of potential, but I got the feeling that the crime scenes were too short and simple. Layne was obviously learning a lot more about the crime than I was, which I guess makes him the player, not me.

The game is worth playing and I'm looking forward to the following installments.