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  • Keys to Manhattan Review
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    • PC
    Keys to Manhattan Review

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    Emily - a young artist who wants to make her dreams come true - returns to her abandoned childhood home in New York City to search for her missing uncle. Instead of finding him, she discovers many keys, clues and a rundown townhome in the hidden object game Keys to Manhattan. The keys in Uncle Stanley's home lead Emily to his office and 12 other places around New York where she hunts for clues leading to money. She uses the money to clean up and redecorate her uncle's home. As she buys furniture and cleans the space, she reflects on her childhood memories and her relationship with her uncle to tell the story. Story vignettes appear after you finish a scene or pick up a new set of keys. 
  • Nanny 911 Review
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    • PC
    Nanny 911 Review

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    "Never fear, Nanny is here," says Nanny Stella of Nanny 911, the TV show that inspired this game. Parents with their own children may not care to play Nanny 911 when they already live and breathe the job, and everyone else might find that playing the unoriginal time management game often feels more punishing than entertaining.
  • The Mystery of the Mary Celeste Review
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    • PC
    The Mystery of the Mary Celeste Review

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    Mary Morehouse has a fear of boats, which makes sense as she's the ancestor of the person who found the Mary Celeste, a ship found abandoned in the Atlantic Ocean, undamaged, but with its entire crew missing. As soon as the Mary Celeste II leaves dock on its maiden voyage, strange things start occurring, which only feeds into Mary's fear and desire to get off the ill-fated ship. While the mystery grips, the gameplay and ending of Merscom's latest hidden object game The Mystery of the Mary Celeste don't round out the story as much as they could have. 
  • Mysterious City: Vegas Review
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    • PC
    Mysterious City: Vegas Review

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    We normally like to start off our reviews with an introduction to the game's story and a quick summary of the game's overall quality. That said, we've run into a roadblock with Mysterious City: Vegas. First, there's no story. Second, you only feel like you're in Vegas a small part of the game. Mysterious City: Vegas should ooze Vegas and it doesn't.
  • Aquapolis Review
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    • PC
    Aquapolis Review

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    If there's any game that will have you hearing "Under the Sea" in your head, it's Aquapolis. The charming time management building game takes Build-a-Lot to the real estate world under the sea. Though a pearl of a game, Aquapolis has a few stingers that dampen the underwater adventures. The story is slim pickin's, but this type of building game doesn't need a story. Aquapolis throws you in a shipwreck. No, really, Shipwreck is the name of the first city you'll see. The game kicks off with your coming highly recommended as you start working in Steward Don Garro. Mr. Garro shows you the ropes throughout the three levels in the Shipyard.
  • Youda Legend: The Curse of the Amsterdam Diamond Review
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    • iOS
    • PC
    Youda Legend: The Curse of the Amsterdam Diamond Review

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    In Youda Legend: The Curse of the Amsterdam Diamond, the first hidden object offering from Youda Games, you'll travel to Dutch country to the capital and largest city of the Netherlands. You begin your trip in Amsterdam looking for a place to stay, getting settled in a hotel room and finding yourself in the middle of a mystery. The story is like stepping into the middle of a conversation without any context, yet in spite of the mysterious plot, little dialogue gets in the way of enjoying the crisp scenes and variety of puzzles.
  • Mystic Diary: Lost Brother Review
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    • iOS
    • PC
    Mystic Diary: Lost Brother Review

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    Step into the Victorian era and go on a quest to help a magician find his brother, Gustav, in Mystic Diary: Lost Brother, a game that exemplifies a traditional hidden object game with some original puzzles ready for the solving.