After the cliffhanger ending of Mortimer Beckett and the Time Paradox, fans of the series were left anxiously wondering how Mortimer was going to get himself out of his latest predicament. The wait is over with Mortimer Beckett and the Lost King, a hidden object/adventure follow-up that remains just as polished and enjoyable as its predecessors.

Mortimer's homebound journey continues in Mortimer Beckett and the Lost King, the third chapter in GameHouse and Paprikari's popular hidden object series. We're here to give you a sneak peek at this highly anticipated sequel.

Like its predecessor Da Vinci’s Secret, Pharaoh’s Secret is a puzzle game that is easy to learn but challenging to master. A tracking timer gives bonus points for rapid play while still allowing those with slower reflexes to enjoy the game, and the addition of new obstacles and powerups along with several new minigames update the spinoff nicely.   
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Ever considered a career in publishing? Zeal has you playing a magazine editor for a popular woman's magazine by the same name. It's half hidden object, half assorted mini-games, with most of your work involving cleaning up page layouts for print.

You play as Amy, who is presumably starting a new job, since she gets a cellphone call telling her she's late for her first day of work. Her career involves acting as an editor for Zeal with the help of a few quirky coworkers. The text dialog speed is way too fast to catch all of the story, and I consider myself a fast reader, so this is a bit frustrating. Anyhow, there's very little said, so it's not really that important.
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