Redemption Cemetery 1: Curse of the Raven

Redemption Cemetery: Curse of the Raven
by ERS Studios

Series links: Redemption Cemetery 1: Curse of the Raven, Redemption Cemetery 2: Children's Plight, Redemption Cemetery 3: Grave Testimony, Redemption Cemetery 4: Salvation of the Lost, Redemption Cemetery 5: Bitter Frost. Redemption Cemetery 6: The Island of the Lost, Redemption Cemetery 7: Clock of Fate, Redemption Cemetery 8: At Death's Door, Redemption Cemetery 9: Night Terrors, Redemption Cemetery 10: Embodiment of Evil

Available at:
Big Fish for PC as Collector's Edition / Standard Edition
Big Fish for Mac as Collector's Edition / Standard Edition
iWin Standard Edition for PC



After a sudden car accident, you step out into a mysterious graveyard to search for help. The doors slam shut behind you...you're stuck here!  Escape from the eerie Redemption Cemetery by helping trapped spirits to save their loved ones, and free their own souls! You'll need your hidden object skills to guide you in Redemption Cemetery: Curse of the Raven!

The Collector’s Edition includes:

• Bonus gameplay
  
• Integrated Strategy Guide
  
• Awesome soundtrack
  
• Concept art
  
• Gorgeous wallpapers and screenshots
  

For the Standard Edition:

• Strategy Guide
  
• Blog  Walkthrough (Big Fish)
  

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A Curse For Us Means Redemption For Others  
  

BASED ON COMPLETED GAME

This is the first in the “Redemption Cemetery” series, and the start of an ongoing adventure. In each case we must bring redemption for three troubled souls, so they can at last rest easy.

This task is forced on us, and abetted, by a spooky raven we first see after a car accident, tap tap tapping on our windshield.

Trapped inside the cemetery, we have no choice but to proceed.

The game consists of three short stories where we change history in order to release a spirit. This is a nice way of breaking up what is a longish game. (Took me 4 hours 4th time around.)

The hand painted graphics are gorgeous, richly detailed and textured. There are many locations within each story, and each story is independent, so there’s a lot of variety. Awash with colour.

The music is unobtrusive, I don’t remember it at all. Voiceovers are few, and fine, except the little girl’s voice.

The HOs are packed with interesting items, and there are slight interactive components to them – but you must figure them out for yourself, no colour highlighting the items in the list. How easily we become spoiled!

Puzzles are easy, I think I skipped two. All familiar now. Less so, I imagine, when this game was released (2010).

I love this sort of game, where the tasks are mainly straightforward, it is clear where your next move will be most of the time, and you can relax into an easy rhythm.

An excellent game, which I give a four only because I know there is better yet to come!

I Recommend This Game!

Redemption Cemetery 1 and 3 (Grave Testimony) are my favorite. # 2 I bought as a DD
and I just could not finish it.
I beta'd the newest one and just knew it was a no buy for me. Others will love it, I
know.

Yes, I can understand that. Even though I will definitely buy it, because I hate to miss a game in a series and I have all 4 others, I am a little hesitant about it. It just didn't feel right, even tho it had all the things I like in a game, and I was pleased to see another xmas game, because I have just come over all xmasy and want to spend my time looking at presents under gorgeous trees!