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  • Family Mystery – The Story of Amy Walkthrough
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    Family Mystery – The Story of Amy Walkthrough

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    Welcome to Gamezebo's strategy guide for Family Mystery - The Story of Amy. As Amy looks through an album of old family pictures, she discovers her family's secret history. There are 31 Hidden Object scenes in all. The game is divided into 19 scenes.  This guide is divided into sections: General Tips (no spoilers) Walkthrough for all Photos   GENERAL TIPS (no spoilers) The story for this game is very inconsistent with a lot of self-contradictions. So you can get the gen...
  • Family Mystery – The Story of Amy Review
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    • PC
    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.
  • Liong: The Lost Amulets Review
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    • PC
    Liong: The Lost Amulets Review

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    Successfully blending mah jong with Zuma and bingo, offbeat puzzler Liong: The Dragon Dance was nothing if not ambitious when it launched several months back. Sequel Liong: The Lost Amulets takes an equally innovative approach, mixing hidden object play with typical tile-matching challenges, albeit not always to best effect.
  • Liong: The Dragon Dance Review
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    • PC
    Liong: The Dragon Dance Review

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    Stressful, fast-paced and super-challenging aren't three words that normally come to mind when I think about the Chinese tile-matching game of Mah jong, but it's exactly what happens when Mah Jong and Zuma collide in Liong: The Dragon Dance.Set in a locale resembling ancient China, the story goes that groups of daring thieves are stealing all the Liongs (sacred dragon symbols) in the kingdom. After breaking in and taking the Liong, the thieves form a long, snaking line consisting of various mah jong symbols as they run towards the gate to escape - just like the balls advance slowly towards the idol's mouth in Zuma.