Cool looking Puzzle game - The House of Da Vinci 3 [First Impressions] Review, Gameplay

PLAY IT OR SKIP IT? If you enjoy puzzle games like me, you need to play The House of Da Vinci 3. It’s an absolute masterpiece with puzzles so well-made that they left me bewildered. TIME PLAYED I played The House of Da Vinci 3 for four hours. In that time, I completed the tutorial and the first three chapters of the game. Each chapter got progressively harder, and I’m still trying to solve the mysteries of the fourth chapter.

Recently I played a lot of puzzle games and The house of Da Vinci 3 is a fun one. It doesnt have the negative things other puzzle games have and looks intriguing and interesting. First of all its fully 3d and looks very good. Graphic helps to figure out what to do and whats what exactly, which might be an issue for some games. Uncovering the secrets of the game is fun as well, because you can see every detail of the items you are holding and researching.

The House of Da Vinci 3 has come to PC and it is so far an impressive port of a mobile game. Set in the Renaissance era, you play as Giacomo, series protagonist and a friend of Leonardo da Vinci in a puzzle solving adventure across space… as well as time. The story drops you right after the ending of the second game, and doesn’t provide any explanation or plot to the player (it happens a bit later via scattered letters and notes) and jumps straight right into the tutorial after the quick intro.