But today I'm not here to complain, I'm mainly here to share some tips on how to pass the game. I have played Chapter 4 and found that this game particularly tests my observation and association skills. Every detail in the scene may hide a mystery. For example, the ordinary-looking oil painting on the wall of the art gallery actually contains clues to the safe behind it.
I would like to share with you some of the key points I summarized. First, be sure not to miss any written information. Newspapers and letters that look like background boards must be read carefully. Game officials have hidden many hints in these texts. The second is to pay more attention to the linkage between scenes. Sometimes the props found here may be used in another completely different place. When you can't find the answer after wandering around for a long time, you might as well look back at the previous scenes.
Also, some interactive points in the game are very hidden. If you can't find key props, it is recommended to use your fingers to swipe at the corners of the screen. In one level, I found a hidden grid behind a pile of candy decorations. If I hadn't bumped into that location accidentally, I would have been stuck for several days.
The overall atmosphere of the game is well done. Although it is based on a virus outbreak, the scene design still retains a sense of mystery, and the sound effects are particularly impressive. The decryption difficulty is also moderate, at least it won't make people want to smash their phones.
By the way, friends who are stuck can read more about the seemingly insignificant item descriptions in the scene. The development team of this game especially likes to disperse key information in the introduction of different items.
What level have you guys reached? If you are stuck, you can come to the comment area to chat and see if we can figure out a solution together!