The Secret Order 7: Shadow Breach
There are dark secrets that have an annoying tendency to crawl back into the light, escaping oblivion. But there is also Sarah Pennington, the most skilled agent of the ever-watching Secret Order, who is there to face them. Join Sarah, a member of the order of the griffins, in her biggest and most challenging adventure. The mysterious dragon clan has unearthed an item of a past long forgotten and now the mystery hidden within this relic threatens to devour the world as we know it. As Sarah, you will have to stop this monstrous incursion with your wit and the help of your fellow agents. Your investigation will take you to distant places, both in space and time, to discover the origin of this adversity. Prove once again that the world is safe, while the order of the griffins is on the watch. Feast your eyes on 34 beautiful hand-drawn locations Solve 42 intriguing puzzles to collect powerful artifacts Discover an ancient story of love, sacrifice and true devotion
Steam User 7
An OK Artifex Mundi hidden object game which is pretty easy and short (2,3 hours including bonus adventure).
Linux version of the game works without any issues.
Steam User 3
The Secret Order 7 is a worthy addition to the series. It's been a while since I played most of the others, but it seems fairly similar across the board.
+ Well drawn backgrounds with pretty scenes. Good graphics in general.
+ Really good hidden object puzzles without being overly simple or overly complicated.
+ The story is decent and fits in line with the rest of the series.
+ The music is quite good, if a bit repetitive.
+ All achievements work properly. Game can be 100% completed in one play through if you're careful.
+/- There was one "ring" puzzle that drove me nuts. Probably just me, but...
+/- The voice over was excellent by any means, but somewhat better than most HoG's...
- The cut-scenes continue to be downright deplorable.
Overall 8/10 and a necessity if you wish to continue the series in order.
Steam User 1
Hmm, The Secret Order 7 involves the Order of the Griffins again. This series has gone in an unexpected direction, what with eliminating time travel and the heroine going off on several of her own solo quests without the involvement of the series' namesake.
In this installment, she works with some members of the Order again. The story gets into the origins of the Order and its ancient rival, the Dragon Clan. The gameplay is the same as always, so I don't have much to say on that.
There's one more game in the franchise, so I'm definitely going to play it next.
Steam User 1
Ive played some of the "best" games of the year and they dont come close to the well woven story of this masterpiece. This inspired game has enlightened me from this day on. I must spread its message to all and this is the vision I received after sleeping after this game was on my mind and in my hands. Present I was standing alone in the dark wooded arena of trees, and i heard a voice from the piercing moon beams filtering through the trees. It said to unto me "Look for there is a man who live ontop of a mountain, he will grant the world 3 things. From his beard he will give infestation to ruin. From his toes he will give milk to sooth. From his mouth he will give death to immortals." And thus the voice left. What does this mean? Where is this man?
Steam User 1
Well, it's yet another HO games from Artifex Mundi, but this series? is proven to be in the good way !
I loved that the story actually connects and together they tell a great novel. I liked the way they introduce every Artifact this time, they even have some lores about them once you complete the collection !
Also, the collectibles includes the bonus chapter.
It had some annoying minigames, but overall, i loved the story telling, powers, lore of this version of Artifex Mundi game