Seriously, Path of Sin: Greed is just a good, old-fashioned, murder-mystery, detective style game.Īlso, there were no glitches. And by “like this”, I mean there’s no fairies or magical creatures, no artifacts or evil entities.absolutely nothing mythical or magical. And for as long as I’ve been playing, I’ve longed for this style of mystery game but rarely did one like this ever come out of Big Fish-not for IOS anyway. While I haven’t been much of a written reviewer (laziness maybe 😉), I have always been a hardcore fan of HOAGs and for many years now-purchasing nearly every game put out by Big Fish on IOS, plus many on PC. But nope, not this one, it’s a real whodunnit murder mystery. Path of Sin: Greed is by far the best and most interesting game that I’ve played in a very long time! Oftentimes, the plot in most HOAGs is gimmick related, as in the powers of a medallion or finding lost pieces of a ‘powerful’ artifact. Find out more about the enigmatic family members!.Challenge yourself with 36 riddles and Hidden Object puzzles!.Is anyone innocent? Will you be able to predict the assassin's next step? A seemingly routine case turns into a tale of machinations driven by greed and a suicide investigation reveals multiple murders. The more you delve into this secluded island and the twisted family relations on it, the more complicated and unclear the matter becomes. But upon closer inspection it becomes clear that they harbor animosities and deep hidden motives. The residents of the island - the Bradford family - at first seem cordial and beyond reproach, even shocked by the death of a friendly employee.
The question in this case appears simple enough: was a security guard's death a suicidal plunge, or maybe an unfortunate fall? TRY IT FREE, THEN UNLOCK THE FULL ADVENTURE FROM WITHIN THE GAME!Ī rookie inspector on her first assignment and her experienced copartner arrive at the scene – a luxurious island in the middle of the ocean owned by a young millionaire, who wants the matter concluded as quietly as possible. But the more you delve into this secluded island and the twisted family relations of the owners, the more complicated and unclear this case becomes. It was supposed to be a simple suicide case – a quick inspection and lots of boring paperwork.
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