I've seen a lot of games like this on the market years back...click what you want to see, you move over to it. Click near the left, you'll turn left. 11th Hour is like that, with your little moving flashlight looking around as you move. Maybe a little scary, but that's not the point. The point is the riddles and the puzzles. You will recieve a nearly impossible riddle to solve, which pertains to an item in the house. And if you find it (which there is almost no chance of by yourself) you will just have another one to solve, just as hard (or harder) than the last one.The game also has tough and frustrating puzzles for you to solve, which may open a secret door, etc. The game is a little old, too. Seeing women with long hair down the back is almost '80's style, considering the game is supposed to take place in the mid-'90's. There were lots of other things I didn't think were invented until now or not at all! Overall, unless you like being frustrated most of the time and just a little bit scared, I recommend not getting 11th Hour.
This game takes place inside the same mansion as The 7th Guest. The mansion is more dark and detoriated than the previous game, and your character uses a flashlight while he moves around. The gameplay is exactly the sa... Read Full Review
The 11th Hour is the 1995 sequel to the 1993 game The 7th Guest. I remember these games receiving lots of mention in the press when they came out. I've never played The 7th Guest, but judging from screenshots and reviews... Read Full Review
