Bigfoot, the Abominable Snowman, the Loch Ness Monster - cryptozoologists are trying to track these creatures down and research them. One also appears in the legends of the Ashanti people in Ghana. These tell of human-like creatures that lurk in the trees at night and take their victims off to their caves to suck their blood: the Asanbosam. Right after journalist Sam Peters has escaped from a volcanic eruption on an Indonesian island caused by terrorists, her boss sends her to Africa. Soon enough, strange things start happening at Bosumtwi, a mysterious crater lake. Could the Asanbosam really exist? Sam Peters is searching for the answers in this thrilling tale of the Secret Files series.
Introduction
"Secret Files: Sam Peters" is a 2013-released point-n'-click-adventure by german developer Animation Arts and serves as a spin-off of their popular "Secret Files" games. Instead of Nina Kalenkow and Max Gruber who served as the protagonists of the 3 main games, this time we take control of eponymous, blonde archaeologist Sam Peters. She...
far too short to be satisfying
They took one of the worst characters from the main series and made what is essentially only a DLC sized nonsense quest for her to go on. Utterly unrelated to the main series, and has waaaaay too many walls of text instead of actual gameplay scenes. The puzzles themselves are ok, most actually make sense which is surprising for this genre, but that...
Spinoff from the Secret Files series. The game is not bad, just extremely short (~2h). Puzzles are on the easy side. Works well on Steam Deck.
It is an enjoyable point-and-click game with a mysterious storyline and beautiful environments.
