Frequency Missing

I absolutely hate games that have fighting elements in them and would much prefer games that have puzzles that you have to solve and things like that this game may be just the right game for me

Hi apple vis
I was just wondering whether anyone could possibly tell me firstly how many chapters are in this amazing game, and secondly how you get past carl explaining to the main character how richard has disappeared.
Any feedback would be greatly appreciated
Thanks
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I'm addicted to this game, however I can't figure out how to get started.

Basically, when I have gotten stuck somewhere, I either tried the same things over again in the same location or I leave that location and do the same in other locations. I see this game as both a mystery and having puzzles to solve. Don't be afraid to try things over again. Persistance pays off sometimes.

HTH

I'll try not to spoil anything, but it has something to do with going to the news room. I finished it by the way.

There are 5 chapters.

loved the game and i beat it thanks to a tip if got a while ago:)

how do you get past richard’s disappearence
thanks

In most cases, you will have to say goodbye first before you can move on, otherwise you will be stuck in conversation mode.

Hello all. I play a lot of mainstream adventure games, and many of those are of the point and click variety. I have long thought this genre could be one of the most rewarding and accessible of the gaming genres. Certainly some of my favorite games come from this type. I confess I have played only half an hour of this so far, but already I can see the huge potential for games of this genre to be made accessible. From a visual perspective the game is easy enough to play. From a visually impaired perspective it works just as well. The proximity detection when moving your finger around the screen is great enough that it is easy to avoid every point and clicker's nightmare, the dreaded pixel hunt. That's when you try to find interactive objects hidden in the environment with your mouse by sliding over everything on the screen, hoping just that one speck of something is clickable. A huge kudos to the developer for making this game accessible. I think it would be very easy to make other mainstream point and click adventures accessible. Using a similar style. I will likely have more to say when I have played it longer. But this proves to me that the genre can be very accessible. Meanwhile for another fantastic and accessible mainstream adventure game, do check out Code7 for the PC and Mac. A very good experience.

I, am really stumped here.

Either I’m still half asleep, or the game is ridiculociously hard.
I’m attempting to get into the law ferm, however I’m having no luck.

Could someone please give me a hint?

Go to the Allie and pick up a fruit box. Next go to the back of the house and find The garbage dumpster. Close the dumpster, then use the box on the dumpster. Finally, you can now go to the window and eavesdrop on the shady lawyer.

After completing this game, I wholeheartedly agree with this posters views. The mechanics of the game were incredible. As I was playing through the game, I was thinking to myself that I'd like this developer to create a Sherlock Holmes style game. I'm wondering, however, if there would be too many copyright issues to begin such a project. At any rate. I sincerely hope this developer will give us more games utilizing the style of Frequency Missing. Love the game.

I try to help where and when i can.

Hi! I installed Frequency Missing yesterday, and started it yesterday evening, although, due to lack of time, I didn't get very far. It didn't take me long to understand how this game works, but I did have one problem, which is slightly frustrating. When I re-opened the app to continue the game after doing something else, I completely re-started the game when i touched the screen. This wasn't a big deal at the time, as I had only got through a little bit of the first chapter anyway, but could someone give me a tip as to how best to resume the game after re-starting the app, please? Thanks in advance for any help with this.

When the app starts, hold your finger on the screen and navigate up and down slowly. Move it to continue and then release the screen in order to select the option.

I absolutely love this game. I wish there were more games similar in style and game play as this one. I've already finished it, but now wish there were other games like this. Maybe the developer will make future games.

I loved this game. as I mentioned in the revue of the podcast, I love the voice of Patricia!
I don't know who is the voice over for Patricia, but she act very well!

This is an excellent game. Very addictive. Congratulations and thanks to the developers.

After finishing the game, I was wishing to be able to play through some stories from Sherlock Holmes. I think that material would fit nicely into this platform.

Thanks for the tip about continuing the game after restarting it: that tip worked well. It's a while since I finished the game, but I may well play it again one day. I also agree with others who say that it would be great to have other story games done in a similar way to Frequency Missing, now that this game has proved that point-and-click games can be made accessible to the blind and visually impaired.

I’m at the part where I need to search the VIP room for the tape. Any hints on how I can get those guys out of there?
Thanks any help would be appreciated. ☺️

I'm with al of you who've played this. I think it's good, and, having just now finished, I think it would be a good game for people to play in order to see if they're mystery buffs or other pople like that. I liked the TV shows called Unsolved Mysteries, so this was kinda like that but a solved one, of course.

I really loved this game, is there any games like this in this style? please suggest