Maestro: Notes of Life Collector's Edition

Maestro 2: Notes of Life (IHOG) Although Notes of Life is a continuation of the first game, Music of Death, the backstory is handled in a way that does not give spoilers, so you *can* play them out of order if you wish... I just don't recommend it ;) Options include separate sliders for Music and Sound, Full-screen, Widescreen and Custom Cursor. Choice of three difficulties, which can't be changed once you start...

31 found this helpful, 2019-06-07

It took me 6 hours to play both main and bonus chapter, so a reasonable length. This is the sequel to Music of Death, but it lacks the creepiness of the previous game. The music was more jaunty and the quality of the graphics was greatly improved in this game. Some scenes were gorgeous. One scene was full of spiders, and there was one jump scare. A young girl with her friend was drawn to the source of some music...

17 found this helpful, 2019-11-03

Like it's predecessor... Only that this game just starts off, where the first part of Maestro left the unfinished business. This part is a bit more explorative, yet it still feels like an unfinished part of the whole story. It offers some twists and turns, and some unexpected betrayal that give this story a very specific feel. Yes, it is better than the first part, yes, the HOG-Scenes are pretty well done, they are...

1 found this helpful, 2020-01-02