The only reason that I’m not giving this game 5 full stars is because it was short. Yes, after you play through once, you can play over with different puzzles- however, the story, scenes, characters, dialogue, rhythm, and even a lot of the puzzles are the exact same. So even the second time around doesn’t take long. It’s like you’re going through the motions the second time through. I would’ve just preferred more novel game play to the initial story.... overall the graphics, story, and puzzles were on par with the past Isoland games which I loved, but I just wanted more! Still highly recommend. Thanks!

But this one had a puzzle toward the beginning I had to brute force open. The symbols didn’t match the hints.

After about four hours of gameplay, Curiosity finally got the better of my 10 year old son and he came to see what I was getting so frustrated over. I handover the phone and tell him to give it a try. He enlisted the help of my husband and before long all of us were spending quality family time playing the game together. That alone made downloading the game totally worth it. But it was also A lot of fun... until we got stuck.

I’ve been enjoying the ISOLAND series, but it’s seriously irritating to play all the way to what must be near the end of the game, and find no way of getting past a puzzle. After googling a walkthrough, I find that my game doesn’t actually HAVE the clue I need to solve the puzzle I’m stumped on (the faces on the poster, needed to open the cabinet and find film, apparently). What’s up with that? I have no way of finishing the game at this point, (since even using the googled info doesn’t work) unless I get lucky and guess the right combination at random. Very frustrating.