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  • Marooned Review
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    Marooned Review

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    You awaken on an island with no memory of who you are or why you're there. What is this place? There were clearly scientists working here at one time - where have they all gone? What was the purpose of their experiments? Most importantly, how are you going to get home? These are just some of the questions you'll confront as you struggle to regain your memory in the hidden object game, Marooned. You'll investigate every inch of the island in your efforts to regain your memory, slowly piecing together the bread crumbs of information left behind. The island isn't particularly big, however, so you'll revisit each location many times: three times for hidden object searches, and a few other times to uncover key objects you'll need to continue further.
  • Amazing Heists – Dillinger Review
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    Amazing Heists – Dillinger Review

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    There are plenty of hidden object games that ask you to help solve crimes, but Amazing Heists - Dillinger asks you to commit one. Several, actually. You'll tag along with the infamous Depression-era bank robber John Dillinger as he and his crew do what they do best, but you'd better keep your eyes peeled. The Feds are hot on Dillinger's trail, and if John and the boys get pinched, they won't be seeing daylight for a very, very long time.
  • Martian Memorandum Review
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    Martian Memorandum Review

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    It's time once again to step into the gumshoes of private investigator Tex Murphy. In the grim, radiation soaked future of Martian Memorandum, he's been hired to find the missing daughter of the obscenely rich head of Terraform, Marshall Alexander. It looks like a simple kidnapping, but as Tex soon learns, nothing is as it seems.
  • G.H.O.S.T. Chronicles: Phantom of the Renaissance Faire Review
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    G.H.O.S.T. Chronicles: Phantom of the Renaissance Faire Review

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    In G.H.O.S.T. Chronicles: Phantom of the Renaissance Faire, you've been asked to investigate the supposed haunting of a local theme park. Don't worry - you won't have to dress up in olde tyme costumes, get your face painted, or drink ale from a leather mug to get to the bottom of this mystery, you'll just have to find a lot of hidden objects and solve a few puzzles.
  • Kuros Review
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    Kuros Review

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    As Katya, you're in a bit of a high-pressure situation in Kuros. Someone has been tampering with the glyphstones that keep the world in balance, and you're the only one who can restore them. Unfortunately, you've woken up with no idea of who you are, where you are, or what you're supposed to be doing. Hope you're a fast learner, or it's the end of everything.Kuros bills itself as a hidden object game, but that's a bit misleading. You will have to scour locations for items, but they're the tools you'll need to solve the game's many puzzles, so it's more like a classic adventure game.
  • Family Mystery – The Story of Amy Review
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    Family Mystery – The Story of Amy Review

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    Family Mystery - The Story of Amy is a lovely and unique hidden object game in which a young woman, the titular Amy, is searching for answers about her past. Amy's mother was eight months pregnant with her when she and Amy's father were killed in an accident. Now Amy has returned to the house where her grandparents raised her to learn more about her family and herself.Amy's search for answers takes her to the one room of the house she was never allowed in - the attic - and a dusty photo album that she hopes will help her fill in the blanks of her own personal history. Each page of the album contains photos of a specific family member, along with brief descriptions that provide a window not just into the history of Amy's family, but also of our country.
  • Mean Streets Review
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    Mean Streets Review

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    Cover-ups. Secret experiments. Mind control. Suicide - or was it murder? Hailing from the days when games came on floppy disks and home PCs were something of a luxury, Mean Streets (the first game in the Tex Murphy series) is as juicy a mystery as they come. It certainly shows its age in places, but delivers a smart whodunnit adventure that'll put your sleuthing skills to the test.
  • Rangy Lil’s Wild West Adventure Review
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    Rangy Lil’s Wild West Adventure Review

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    Rangy Lil is a tough-as-nails cowgirl who's not afraid of anything - not even her ex-husband Bob, who conks her on the head one night and disappears into the hills with their two children. You don't have to be a mother to know what comes next. She'll need help from a few friends along the way, but nothing's going to stop Lil from getting her kids back. Rangy Lil's Wild West Adventure is a hidden object game that puts you in Lil's boots as she tracks her sleazo ex across the desert. The game does its best to remain authentic to the time period, which unfortunately winds up working against it.