Posted on: February 8, 2012

jeff_dkedd

Games: 6 Reviews: 2

This game attempted the impossible.

Whats wrong with the 11th guest can be very simple put. When compared to its predecessor 'the 7th guest' you can easily make the comparison of comparing 'godfather part 2' to the 'godfather part 3' In short, they tried very hard to make the sequel better than the original in every way, they unfortunately didn't success in any area. That sounds harsh, but totally true, it is inferior to its predecessor in EVERY way. Is it worth playing? play the 1st (massively superior) game and if you really enjoyed it, then go for it. If you don't like the first or found it a bit of a let down, don't even bother with this one because it only gets worse.

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Posted on: July 3, 2015

BaronvonSteuben

Verified owner

Games: 506 Reviews: 8

Profoundly Uninteresting

From the senseless story to the invasive and annoying sound effects to the obscene AI mini games, no part of this game is worth the time. Endless anagram puzzles are followed by repeatedly visiting the same few areas over and over while watching the occasional poorly acted cut scene. The only redeeming part of this game comes from the logic mini games, but that is not enough to save this one.

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Posted on: May 17, 2018

cbrinkmann1981

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Games: 493 Reviews: 8

Overrarted Nostalgia Romp

Speaking as someone who normall enjoys point and click adventure titles, and as someone who normally likes puzzle games, I had high hopes. This game did not deliver. Taking place some many decades after the original's setting, your character is trying to save a woman he only days before basically accused of screwing to the top, because of course he did. This game is definitively 90's, from the dialogue to the technology to the art style of the FMV sequences, this is definitely a 90's drama. Where does it fail? So many ways.....short of it is that finding the clues is an extremely tedious process, the FMVs are easy to gain out of order thus making the narrative difficult to follow, the villian is annoying to listen to (and loves the sound of his voice) and the puzzles are lackluster, uninspired and many times nonsensical. I finally gave up when I got to the train puzzle, as I was already not having a lot of fun playing this trainwreck (coincidence?) which, for those of you at home, having fun is kind of important when playing a video game. I finally just looked up the endings on Wikipedia. I do not recommend this game. Buy and play it at your own risk.

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Posted on: July 25, 2013

Dalboz_of_Gurth

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Games: 116 Reviews: 9

Wonderful

The 11th Hour is much more difficult than The 7th Guest and consequently I still go back every now and then to solve the puzzles I couldn't solve before. The story is fairly well written but since this is a game and not a movie, the plot does not move in quite the same manner as they would in a movie. Nevertheless, I think it works and avoids the various pitfalls that played interactive movies made around the same time, such as the Phantasmagoria games and Black Dahlia.

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Posted on: October 18, 2025

orionb1

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Games: 46 Reviews: 1

no french available

In the original game (the CD that I have), there is french voice available but here, only English, it makes the game incredibly hard to win without cheating or the help

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