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Rated 5 out of 5 by frequentfrog from Fun but brutal and bloodyConfession: I admit I am quite a fan of Frogwares Sherlock Holmes games. While each one is vastly different in tone and play-mode, they have yet to disappoint me. The Hound is one of my favourite Holmes-stories and while the game deviates tremendously as soon as you reach The Baskerville Mansion, the game is manages to stand on its own. I loved the voice work, it worked very immersive. The sounds when changing sceneries were a bit overly dramatic, the first few times I expected the Hound to be right in front of me the way the music pitch went up. The puzzles and HOG were varied. I played in easy mode and there were two I really struggled with. I liked the inclusion of the achievements/honors, usually that sort of stuff is reserved for the extended/special editions so it's nice to see it included here as well. Perhaps the only down side of the game in my eyes is the story-line, specifically in it's conclusion. The game takes the original story straight into fantasy territory but it's never properly explained. I was expecting Sherlock Holmes, Mr Logic Incarnated, to dig deeper into this, but he takes it all in his stride. One does expect from Holmes to be as interested in how and why of things as in lifting the curse of the Baskervilles, but if he came up with a logical explanation of the events in the game, the player never learns it, which is a shame. I wonder whether the ending was originally meant to be longer. There is a hint half-way through the game that maybe you're being deceived by someone, and that what you're doing is not in your interest but that element is then promptly forgotten and plays no further part in the conclusion. Was it merely a device to raise tension for the player or was there supposed to have been more about it? I don't know but it leaves the players with some 'why's and 'how's that stay unresolved and that's a pity.