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  • Lost in the City Review
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    Lost in the City Review

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    Lost in the City tells the age-old tale of boy meets girl, girl invites boy back to her place, boy drinks drugged coffee and wakes up in the basement of an abandoned building, forced to hunt for clues to secure his freedom. Blending elements of the adventure and hidden object genres, the game is a huge, sprawling mystery that will keep you guessing until the very last puzzle.
  • Curse of the Pharaoh: Napoleon’s Secret Review
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    Curse of the Pharaoh: Napoleon’s Secret Review

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    Curse of the Pharoah: The Quest for Nefertiti introduced us to Anna, who was searching for her step-brother William, who'd gone missing during his search for the Egyptian queen's tomb. Anna returns in the  sequel, Curse of the Pharoah: Napolean's Secret, hoping to unravel the mystery of Nefertiti's curse and understand the strange fate that befell William.
  • Angela Young’s Dream Adventure Review
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    Angela Young’s Dream Adventure Review

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    No-one would blame you for taking one quick look at Angela Young's Dream Adventure and writing it off as just another  sloppily thrown-together hidden object game. It has typos a plenty, the story is barely intelligible, and its characters look like poorly-proportioned wax statues. Look past its rough edges, though, and you'll see that it's not just more of the same old, same old.
  • Women’s Murder Club: A Darker Shade of Grey Review
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    Women’s Murder Club: A Darker Shade of Grey Review

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    As more and more hidden object games are released, it sometimes feels like the best we can hope for is one that isn't terrible, because finding one that's truly great is a pipe dream. And then a game like Women's Murder Club: A Darker Shade of Grey comes along and reminds us that even in a genre cluttered with repetitious and sloppily-made junk, you can still find examples of brilliance and ingenuity.
  • Tahiti Hidden Pearls Review
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    Tahiti Hidden Pearls Review

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    Here's what I know for certain about your mission in the hidden object game Tahiti Hidden Pearls: There are pearls, and they are hidden. There's also someone named Papeeth who may or may not also be hidden. She's either a ghost or a princess. Perhaps both. Deriving any other insight about the game's plot from the incoherent ramblings of the characters requires a mastery of the arcane that I simply do not possess.At first, Hidden Pearls' broken English is kind of amusing. Sentences like "some people believe to see figure shapes in the gathering stars" elicit a chuckle or two, and mistakes like "trophee," "beatle" (as in a bug, not John Lennon), and "binocular" are almost endearing.
  • Insider Tales: The Stolen Venus Review
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    Insider Tales: The Stolen Venus Review

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    Insider Tales: The Stolen Venus comes perilously close to being a forgettable game. Its hidden object sequences suffer from being ordinary, repetitious and at times inaccurate, but the varied and creative minigames that lie between levels save The Stolen Venus from an ignoble doom. While it might not quite be the hidden object game you were hoping for, you 'll likely still find The Stolen Venus entertaining enough to see it through to the end.