Criminal Case: Travel in Time 2.43.1

Reviews

1 ★, on 2020-10-21
Since I love the Criminal Case game series so much, I feel compelled to write this review for Travel in Time saying how much I dislike the changes to this version of the game. The star system feels unchallenging since all you have to do is play the scene and you get a star. It feels like a participation award just freely handed out. In other versions of the game, I felt a satisfaction of beating my previous score and wondering if I would get enough points to fill that next star. The timed addition to all the maps is something I despise. It doesn't make it fun to find all the objects, but rather annoying because I'm worrying about the time instead of challenging myself to a memory game of where the objects are. When I fail a level, with usually only 3 objects left, I hate that I either have to waste 5000 coins to add another 45 seconds on, or waste the 20 energy I spent starting the map in the first place. It's a lose-lose situation. The puzzle maps were my least favorite in the previous versions, but those are way more bearable than the Travel in Time version. There are too many pieces in this version, and with the added annoyance of the time limit, they're even less fun to play. In the previous versions, the time attack scene was my favorite because the time limit made perfect sense, and it was a challenge, not an annoyance. I will most likely uninstall this version of Criminal Case, but I will keep playing the other versions because they are astronomically better than this one.

4 ★, on 2020-10-22
Let me start by saying I have always enjoyed the time trial bonuses of Criminal Case the most, so this game really scratched that itch in the later levels. I like that the number of times you need to play the levels is somewhat set: if you succeed, 90 levels. In the original model, most nodes require >10 tries even with all the modifiers and perfect scores. What I don't like: the costs for the elite avatar shop is outrageous and lower levels cannot yield gold crowns (even with modifiers).

1 ★, on 2020-11-03
Really? Seriouslys? You HAVE to buy the booster? Give me a f**kin break! I'm agreeing with everybody else on this game. However, I like the story plots, the new star system to use 2 stars instead of one, and I like how you use the star to talk to people and objects. But do we have to suffer while we try to build up our game like we do in the original and Pacific Bay? I wouldn't even give it a star, but consider that for the story plot! It's coming uninstalled!

5 ★, on 2020-10-31
A lot of people say that they were disappointed by how much the criminal case changed on the format. But they needed money also considering it was free and how many hours they took on making this game just to perfect this. They must have gone through a lot of effort learning history just to have an accurate depiction in every scenerio. Hear me out people they are just doing what it needed to be. Be thankful that you could get this on your hand for free.

1 ★, on 2020-10-26
Worst criminal case game ever. You need to buy boosters every time you investigate a crime scene. There is no any partners while investigating crime scenes like in other criminal case games. Plus you need to play each crime scene to earn a star and that star's score is not added in another star's score. Hence, in order to earn all stars of a particular crime scene, you will need to investigate the same crime scene 10 times to get 10 stars (all stars).

3 ★, on 2020-10-23
Please change the way you force player to buy your boosters its just so frustrating. For the players like me who wants to earn money up to million like I do last time on the original criminal case, please remove that, thats my only disappointment in this game its all okay but not for forcing to buy boosters. Great game by the way