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Secret Files 3

Secret Files 3

|Germany|Point-and-click, Adventure

7.7 /10

Pretty good

Niche

216 ratings
Time to beat
Complete
6h
Rating sources
Steam · Player score7.1/10204 ratingsIGDB · Critic score8.0/101 ratingsIGDB · Player score6.5/1011 ratings
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Why play it

The adventure is not limited to the present, there are also all kinds of puzzles to solve set in the past and in the future, and depending on the choices the player makes, alternative endings await them...

Story and worldbuilding

The dream couple Max and Nina have announced their forthcoming wedding...but at the beginning of Secret Files 3 the event suffers a catastrophe! Max is arrested by Berlin‘s police force. The accusation: Terrorism. Nina‘s biggest adventure yet awaits her in the franchise‘s third game. Could it be possible that everything is connected to the happenings in Tunguska? Is humankind depending on her? Can she save Max or is fate more important than her happiness? Throughout the story players will experience a cinematic hunt crossing continents, with many riddles waiting to be solved.

Game highlights
Rating momentum

Pretty good: 7.7/10 across 216 ratings. Overall vibes are good; safe to add to your backlog.

Play style

Leans into Point-and-click, Adventure, Puzzle — a quick read on whether that fantasy matches what you usually enjoy.

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LadiesGamers.comAshley Mercia · 7 Oct, 2020
7.5/10

If point-and-click adventures are your thing then this might be the next game for you, however I’d highly recommend you play in handheld mode and make use of the Switch’s touch screen capabilities. It’s not the cheapest game in the eShop (especially considering it is pretty old, having been out for PC for eight years already), but if it’s on sale for a reasonable amount that’s when I’d consider picking this one up.

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