Midnight Girl 12+

I never write a review. I love point and click games! I mostly play on my iPhone when I have a break. It is very hard to find great point and click adventure games on iOS. This is one of them and we’ll worth the money!

Please think about a sequel or another amazing point and click adventure game. For a 5 hour or more great point and click game, I would easily pay $10 or $15 to help support. I could not put this game down and finished it within a few hours. You have an incredible gift!

Please continue making point and click adventure games that are available on IOS (that have characters and a story with challenging but not insane puzzles / Midnight Girl had a great balance of everything and left me wanting more)! 😁 Thank you for all your hard work and creativity that went into this game!

So this was quite nostalgic for me, as I used to have an Ipod touch at the ripe age of 8 years old and would stay up super late playing very similar games to this one. I spent three and a half hours playing this game on my phone, no deviation from it. Didn’t click off of it once.
I really enjoy the ‘finding the correct item to go with the object’ aspect, but I also thought more puzzles would’ve been a great addition to this game. Other than that awesome game, I hope there is another one in the works! ^-^

First, many of these reviews smell like they were written by AI or at least by professional commenters working from prompts. The placement of exclamation points, not-quite-normal English, and repetitive ‘talking’ points don’t seem entirely organic.

Second, as my title indicates, this isn’t the full app and shouldn’t be labeled as such. If there is just a slice in the box, don’t tell others it’s the whole pie. It’s understandable to want to offer an introduction to your work, but this way feels sneaky.

Third, to be fair, there is clearly good production value, art, and story in this app. As my fellow commenters have ostensibly been told to mention, a proper PAC game is exceedingly rare in this world. With respect to the artists and coders, I am grateful for your effort. I think it’s the corporate/marketing side who-challenged by an ocean of competition and understandably keen to make this product a success-maybe made choices and compromises that diminished the app’s potential.

Lastly, it’s hard to believe the few detectable problems on the outside of the paywall are the only ones here. I’ll keep an eye out if this title is picked up by Apple Arcade or Netflix, but the old shareware model of business development belongs (much like the PAC genre) in the past with all the other nostalgia.