Basics:

     Ben Jordan: Paranormal Investigator
-Case 4- The Horror at Number 50, was
released to the general public in March
of 2005 by Grundislav as the fourth game
in a famous ags game series. It was
immediately received as an awesome 
game, and the public have labeled it 
as a classic ever since.

Story:

     Ben Jordan returns from his adventure
in Scotland with Percy Quentin Jones
to England to relax after his harrowing 
experience. But almost as soon as they 
enter the office, a man come in and 
requests the services of one Mr.
Ben Jordan to come and investigate the 
horrific haunting of Number 50, Berkeley 
Square. He tells them about the ghost, and 
Ben accepts the job readily, though warily.
Ben arrives to find that he is not alone in the 
case. There are four other investigators on
the case. The owner of the house quickly
leaves them to their jobs, and give Ben his 
phone number in case Ben has any questions.
The rest retire to their rooms and leave Jordan 
to start investigation on the horror at Number 50....

Game play:

     The Game play in this game is exactly the 
same as the Sierra games from the 90's.
The author didn't bother to change the GUI,
so you will see the same GUI as in most 
Space Quest games. Also, the pointage system 
is back, that’s right, when you learn something 
of importance, you receive a certain amount of 
points. This adds to the interesting factor of the
game, as you will probably compete with yourself
to see if you can get a score of 100. Also, when
you get some points, a ghost howls in the 
distance to add to the coolness and uniqueness 
of the game.

Characters:

     The characters in this game are very cool
and diverse. One is a female psychic, while
another is a punkish rocker named Simon.
One is a brunette beauty and another is
a quiet handsome man in his 20's. The
character cast was well received by the public, 
and characters like Simon were asked to be 
in the next games, which they are. 

Puzzles: 

     The puzzles in this game are quite challeng-
ing, and will keep the most seasoned Sierra gamists 
in a straitjacket. They vary from finding a key to 
pulling off an exorcism. (5 Days a Stranger anyone?)

Content:

     The content in this game is suitable for ages 
18 and up. content includes strong language, 
a scene of blood and gore, and thematic elements.

Replayability:

     The replayability in this game is high, as it
is very interesting and the story keeps you wanting 
to play it over and over. 

Overall:

     This game is very good and is easily the best 
of the series so far. It is very well known, is 
interesting, fun, and the story is very enjoyable. 
Download this game as quickly as possible, 
don't hesitate.