Mystery Case Files: Key to Ravenhearst Collector's Edition - New IHOG on Big Fish

Big Fish Editor's Choice! This title was chosen for its high standard of quality and amazingly positive reviews from our Game Club beta testers.

It's rumored that Ravenhearst is being resurrected, and the Queen of England herself has called on you to help unlock the mystery. But can you find the key? Follow the dark clues down a twisting and twisted path into Ravenhearst's horrific past. The future just might depend on it!

Eipix's continuation of the blockbuster Hidden Object Puzzle Adventure series will leave you breathless, with loads of mini-games embedded throughout your adventure. Find them tucked away in Charles Dalimar's Enigma, inside hidden-object puzzles, and layered within super puzzles. You'll also have a variety of HOPs to enjoy, including silhouette, listed, interactive, and more!

See what our Beta testers had to say:

"Eipix have re-created some of the original atmosphere that made the Ravenhearst games so compelling and come up with an excellent sequel that I can't wait to buy! It all looked so right, from the garden statues to the skeleton figure hanging in the car; I loved those touches that took me back to the early games." - Elizabeth, Beta Tester

"Awesome Game! The HOPS are fun, but not too difficult, as well as the mini games. Eipix provides quality games, both intriguing and fun. The graphics are fantastic. This is a great addition to the Ravenhearst collection." - Virginia, Beta Tester

What led Benedict to Ravenhearst Manor? Find out in the bonus game!
Earn special Achievements and find ravens throughout the estate
Replay puzzles and HOPs whenever you want!
Enjoy soundtracks, wallpaper, and concept art
Get the available Strategy Guide

I use my cell phone to take pictures of the codes. That way I have them when needed. I'm enjoying it very much but it's much easier and less dramatic then others.

TLC....Welcome back!!! So glad you are here, missed you!

Just got started on the game this evening and I'm enjoying it very much. I'm not finding it all that easy, either. The domino puzzle was fun.

So true, Jenny, so I'm listening for that answer, too. Why would people want game art and sound tracks? I'd love for someone to tell me what they like about them, so I could understand the appeal of that. Like you, I don't give a hoot about "Achievements" and the search for hidden "Extras," and I have bought more than one CE version and felt ripped off because of a short or pointless "Bonus" game.

Since the bonus games are usually only 60 to 90 minutes long, the only benefit I can see to buying CEs is that you don't have to wait a month for the SE to be released if you really enjoy the demo.

I like the old format of the earlier games. I like the first set of Ravenhearst games. I guess they are considered old fashioned now but I liked the simplicity of the games which were more HOG than atmosphere or story line. I have replayed them along with Madame Fate, Huntsville and Prime Suspects many many times.

wait a second is this new mystery case file out already? runs over to BIG fish games. dianne

I'm replaying the game to get ready for the next one. I'm not surprised by how much I forgot since playing it, when it came out.

I'm not surprised either, because it's the same way for me - I wait a month or two after having played one of these games, and it's almost like a new game if I play it again. Good value for money.