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  • The Mystery of the Mary Celeste Walkthrough
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    The Mystery of the Mary Celeste Walkthrough

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    Welcome to Gamezebo's walkthrough for The Mystery of the Mary Celeste.GAME DETAILSThe game has 8 chapters and 7 mini games. The game has only one mode which is a non-timed mode so you can play at a leisurely pace. There are no points awarded in the game and no final score. It is played for story completion only. All items in this game are hidden in the same area every time you play the game.There are no penalties for random clicks. The hidden objects are shown at the bottom of the screen an...
  • The Mystery of the Mary Celeste Review
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    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. 
  • The Mystery of the Mary Celeste Preview
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    The Mystery of the Mary Celeste Preview

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    Merscom has given us an exclusive preview of an upcoming casual adventure game based on one of the greatest unsolved mysteries, the legendary ghost ship Mary Celeste. The Mary Celeste was a merchant ship discovered in 1872 unmanned and abandoned in the Atlantic Ocean, despite setting off in beautiful weather and with a crew of able and experienced seamen. The ship itself was in perfect condition and still under full sail, with over six months of food and water still on board. Her cargo was effectively untouched and the personal belongings of the crew and passengers were still in place, including valuables. The crew was never seen or heard from again, and what happened to them is often cited as the greatest maratime mystery of all time.