Deadly Secrets on Autumn Drive

Bought the game, paid for it..why do I have to pay another 6.99 for the hints???

I loved this game but getting half way through it and then having to pay 5 dollars is a rip off.

This wasn’t the best designed game to begin with. There was no directions with the puzzles, and you could start them, even if you didn’t have what you needed to start. The only problem with that is you don’t know you don’t have what you need to do the puzzles. I would not pay to finish the game. Big pass.

I enjoyed the storyline and the puzzles.

I did not appreciate not being told that it was only a demo from the very beginning, i would have still played it , but getting halfway through the game and only then being notified it’s 4.99 just to finish it. No thanks , I don’t like being bamboozled into paying to finish. I might have bought the entire game if I knew it was a demo from the beginning. That being said, I still very much enjoyed what I did get to play, beautiful artwork, and definitely made me think, I like that in a game. Keep up the great work and just be more transparent in the future.

There are scenes and clues that do not work in the app. The neighbors home scene will NOT allow me to climb the ladder as an example! It’s frustrating when you KNOW you’re on the right track and the app won’t work!!

Before, his game supported Chinese. I had a good time. However, there is no Chinese in the recent models. I am very disappointed. I hope that the next update game can support Chinese - whether trial version or official version

I had the same problem as a previous viewer in September. I only got as far as the neighbor’s house and each time I clicked on the ladder, door, or bird house a window offering hints for $4.99 popped up. I tried leaving, coming back, and closing the app and I couldn’t get around it. How frustrating!

Once you get to a certain level this game charges 4.99 to continue. Not free at all which I searched in app “free games” Great game but not worth paying for to finish!

Puzzles were pretty easy. Glad this wasn’t a hunt-the-pixel nightmare. Was willing to pay to finish but didn’t realize it was just part 1 and ends on a cliffhanger. Was a bit confused at first. Is the protagonist dragging around her own daughter throughout the story? Or were some of those supposed to be visions? Anyway the backstory was telegraphed in advance but I was playing for the resolution… which isn’t in the game. Sigh. As always I play these wondering what weird physics allows the arrangement of, say, fruit to pop up clues but hey… I know, it’s the genre.