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May's Mysteries: The Secret of Dragonville

May's Mysteries: The Secret of Dragonville

|United Kingdom|Indie, Adventure

3.6 /10

Pretty rough

Niche

70 ratings
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Steam · Player score3.6/1070 ratings
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Why play it

May's Mysteries: The Secret Of Dragonville is an exciting puzzle adventure. Follow May, an intelligent and charismatic girl, in her quest to find her missing brother. Advance through the adventure by solving over 270 logic puzzles, tricky rhythmic games and hand drawn hidden object scenes. Search for clues about May's brother, visit mysterious locations and meet interesting characters along the way, which will help you in your journey.

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Rating momentum

Pretty rough: 3.6/10 across 70 ratings. Negative-review risk is real; skim player takes first.

Play style

Leans into Indie, Adventure, Puzzle — a quick read on whether that fantasy matches what you usually enjoy.

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LadiesGamers.comYvonne van Geloven · 26 Aug, 2021
7.5/10

So, how does May’s Mysteries: The Secret of Dragonville hold up to the Professor Layton games? Well, when it comes to the puzzles, this is a welcome game for games who can’t wait to dive into so many mind benders. What let’s the game down in comparison is the way you live the adventure. Like in Layton, there’s a lot to read and there are many characters to meet, but the scenery in the Layton games was much more alive and interesting. It made you actually feel like you had joined Layton and Luke, and I missed that feeling when I followed May. Still, if you loved Layton you will find enough to like in May’s Mysteries: The Secret of Dragonville. Plus, the game comes at a very attractive price point and offers a huge amount of content too. So if you like logic puzzles, don’t mind to read a lot and maybe reminisce about the olden days of Layton on the DS, then this game should have a place on your Switch.

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