Bosch's Damnation

[dazed_girl]

I finished Bosch's Damnation yesterday. This old man who is a cleaner phones Carol up about this family he cleaned for. They went on a vacation, but never came back, so he was concerned, but then it turned out they decided to move there. Hmm. Case solved right? It doesn't quite sit right for Carol, but everything seemed fine. Time passes and the next thing you know, the son of the family has been murdered in a barn. Welp. So, the puzzles in this one seemed harder than usual, so I didn't care for them much. The story, eh. Certain things didn't make sense to me. Location that made me disoriented: one of the houses. I don't recall which one exactly, but there were a fair few. I was trying to find this room with a particular item that I had found before, but I couldn't find it again. I spent probably ten minutes trying to find the room, but I eventually did. Felt like a fool getting lost in a house, but it would probably be easy for me to get lost in a house in real life too. That's how directionally impaired I am lol. Carol's weapon of choice this time was a kind of powder. Yep. I've not got much else to say about this one. It wasn't exactly my favorite Carol Reed mystery, but here's a screenshot. The pyramid where the mysterious Malte is buried.



I'm about to start The Sexy Brutale. This has good reviews too. Another sort of mystery type of game.

And my mom is probably in the air now flying to Ohio. Grammy will probably contact me soon about what we're gonna do in the coming days. We've only got one thing planned so far and that is me moving pictures into folders on her computer again lol. Maybe once my mom's come back I'll go into more detail about what Grammy and I did. Hopefully she won't drive me too crazy.