House of 1000 Doors: Evil Inside Collector's Edition

A meteor has crashed on the planet and it has brought a dark disease which is spreading fast, transforming both life and inanimate objects into something else. You play the role of Emily, a young girl who has a special gift which can save everyone but before she can do so, there is a long and dangerous journey ahead of her.

House of 1000 Doors: Evil Inside follows the general story structure that is found in most hidden object games: something bad happens and it’s your job to guide the main character through a series of places until he or she uncovers the plot and solves the problem.

In this case a meteor crashes and a dark disease starts to take over the planet. The action starts when a woman shows up at the main character’s house and takes her through a portal where she discovers something about her real family. Apparently she’s part of the Lancasters and she’s the last one to have the Inner Light gift, a gift which could save them and the entire planet.

In House of 1000 Doors: Evil Inside the gameplay has the same classic structure that is present all hidden object games. You get to explore a variety of chapters, each one unique and with its own clues to find and puzzles to solve.

You will have to look closely at the environments to spot any hints, objects or mechanisms that can be used to unlock new areas, open doors or help piece together more of the story. In House of 1000 Doors: Evil Inside the puzzles aren’t all that tough to solve, more of the difficulty factor rests on how good you are at noticing small details and putting them together.

On a closing note, House of 1000 Doors: Evil Inside apart from the story doesn’t come with any kind of special features that set it apart from others of the genre. It looks good, it’s easy to play and at times, it does put your puzzle solving skills to the test. It’s a decent game with which to spend a couple of hours.