Time Mysteries: Inheritance - Remastered

I wouldn’t recommend it. Don’t let “Remastered” in the title fool you — the game looks and feels old, and it’s not an HD remaster. There aren’t many details about this game; my guess is it’s a remaster of something from the mid-2000s. Voice acting is awful. Puzzles are boring. And I know we don’t come to hidden object games for the story (the story and characters are also not inspiring), but the most important...

0 found this helpful, 2026-04-19

This is a prefect example for a truly bad designed game, its really short and tedious due to the ever recurring same steps. Get the ring, find the difference, look for the objects and so on. Its really annoying and im glad its over. Its sad because you see that they made a really well done sequel, which most might never see du to this game beeing so bad. Its also way too overpriced for what you get. All in one a...

0 found this helpful, 2026-04-05

A short version: This game is kind of outdated. It was done with Mundi's older engine back in 2010, and is amongst their first games. It's not a bad game, but their other games outclass it by far - this is not a good game to start with because it's really rough at the edges. I can only suggest it to players who can tolerate lousy graphics, bad voice acting, a story which- by the way fits quite well into the trilogy -...

65 found this helpful, 2015-03-01

Time Mysteries: Inheritance - Remastered is a re-release of an older hidden object game from HOG masters Artifex Mundi. While one of the weakest offerings by this developer in terms of quality, it's also one of the most (probably unintentionally) hilarious games of the bunch. The story and scenes are super cheesy, and the weird lipsynching animation and awful voice acting in parts really doesn't help...

66 found this helpful, 2015-05-31

I'm rating this a 6/10, or a very mild recommend. Keep in mind that it's one of Artifex Mundi's first games, just updated and remastered so they could release it on Steam. It's simple and a bit rough around the edges, with a simpler story than those their most recent releases have evolved into having, no bonus chapter, and no collectibles/clickables. But for those who appreciate their games and enjoy the Time...

29 found this helpful, 2015-02-27

It feels weird to give a game developed by Artifex Mundi a negative review, but sadly this is by far the worst game by these developers I've ever played. By concept and gameplay it's a standard Hidden Object aka Adventure-light game, with a rather bland story, lots of Hidden Object-screens and quite some (often very illogical) puzzles added into the mix. The story isn't very convincing, but it's not that bad and...

29 found this helpful, 2016-04-14