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  • Amazing Adventures The Caribbean Secret Review
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    Amazing Adventures The Caribbean Secret Review

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    You're on the trail of treasure in the latest in the Amazing Adventures series of hidden object games. The Caribbean Secret will take you into the jungle, under the ocean, to romantic hideaways and glorious vistas as you follow the clues that will lead you first to the bits of a treasure map, and finally to the booty itself. 
  • Valerie Porter and the Scarlet Scandal Review
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    Valerie Porter and the Scarlet Scandal Review

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    Corruption. Lies. Sex. Betrayal. Murder. There's a big story waiting to be told in hidden object game Valerie Porter and the Scarlet Scandal, and you're just the plucky reporter to do it! This is your big chance to make your name as a journalist, so search for clues and follow your hunches but be careful who you trust - not everyone is what they seem.
  • Big City Adventure: New York Review
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    Big City Adventure: New York Review

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    Hidden object game Big City Adventure: New York City is rather a lot like Manhattan itself: very large and with an overwhelming number of things to see and do. It can be a bit aggravating at times, but what trip to the Big Apple isn't?
  • Curse of the Pharaoh: Tears of Sekhmet Review
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    Curse of the Pharaoh: Tears of Sekhmet Review

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    Anna is back! What began in the previous Curse of the Pharaoh games - The Quest for Nefertiti and Napoleon's Secret - continues in Tears of Sekhmet. Anna is once again squaring off against her step-brother Will, who wants to control the power of the Curse as much as she wants to destroy it.  It's a dangerous game she's playing, where no-one can be trusted and nothing is as simple as it seems.
  • Romance of Rome Review
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    Romance of Rome Review

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    As you play the hidden object game Romance of Rome, many thoughts will go through your head. Thoughts like "This hand-drawn art is exceptionally lovely," and "How wonderful that the items are era-appropriate," or "Hey, neat, I get to have a dog!" But the one thought that is more likely to run through your mind far more often than any other is undoubtedly, "Holy crap, this game is hard!"
  • PuppetShow: Mystery of Joyville Review
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    PuppetShow: Mystery of Joyville Review

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    At first, PuppetShow: Mystery of Joyville's seems like many other hidden object games. Its story, about a detective being called in to find a missing child, isn't all that unusual, and its setting of a town in decline provides the locations and background that you might expect. What it does with those elements, however, is startling, disturbing, and absolutely wonderful. 
  • Lost City of Z Review
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    Lost City of Z Review

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    Nearly a hundred years ago, Colonel Fawcett set out on an expedition to locate the famed Lost City of Z. Your sister, who was trying to follow the Colonel's trail through the jungle, has also gone missing. Your mission in the hidden object game Lost City of Z is to find her, but be prepared - your journey won't be an easy one.
  • Age of Oracles: Tara’s Journey Review
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    Age of Oracles: Tara’s Journey Review

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    It seems like tarot cards are every hidden object game designer's favorite theme these days, but the newest game to be based off the deck, Age of Oracles: Tara's Journey, is really something special. Stunningly designed, it offers some intriguing twists on the familiar HOG formula, and throws in a few clever puzzles, too.As Tara (tara, tarot, get it?), you must travel the land with your talking peacock companion, seeking instruction from denizens of the tarot deck, such as the Empress, the Learned Man, and the Lovers. Their help doesn't come for free, of course; you must first perform a task they set before you. Though the goals differ from chapter to chapter, you'll run through the same sequence of events for each character.