Forget that James Cameron has travelled to the deepest part of the ocean earlier this year; much of the existing life undersea remains a mystery. Yet, there remains an untapped underwater exploration device that just might help us undercover the depths below: the chicken. What?
Welcome to the Age of Enigma: The Secret of the Sixth Ghost walkthrough on Gamezebo. Age of Enigma: The Secret of the Sixth Ghost is a point-and-click adventure game played on PC and Mac created by Casual Box Studio. This walkthrough includes tips and tricks, helpful hints, and a strategy guide to how to complete Age of Enigma: The Secret of the Sixth Ghost.
Age of Enigma: The Secret of the Sixth Ghost puts you in the role of Ashley, a young woman who has been having unsettling dreams about an old house. Then one day, she gets a letter that leads her to the house from her dreams. Here you are greeted by a shadowy figure named Nathan, who tells you that you are a medium and that you must help the six ghosts trapped in the house find peace and redemption.
We've been following the progress of Casual Box Studio's point-and-click adventure game Age of Enigma for a while through a series of interesting developer diaries, so needless to say we were pretty excited when the first playable alpha build of the game showed up in our inbox this week. Keep reading for our hands-on first impressions.
If I didn't tell you that Geisha: The Secret Garden is the first project from French developer Casual Box, you'd probably be able to guess it anyway. Games like Geisha almost always result from the blend of bold creativity and muddled execution that you see most often in first-time creators. What Casual Box has tried to achieve here is a clever reinvention of the basic match-3 puzzle game using mahjong-like tiles, a zen gardening mini-game, and Japanese-themed visuals to create a relaxing atmosphere where players pit themselves against an ever-growing flood of titles that need to be eliminated by matching them into groups of three or more.
Geisha: The Secret Garden, the debut game from France's Casual Box Studio, is relaxing mixture of match-3 and mahjong where players will journey through the four seasons at the side of a beautiful geisha named Natsumi. Based on the hands-on time we spent with a demo of Geisha, the gameplay is certainly unique. The game board looks like a regular match-3 grid (think Bejeweled), but is populated with mahjong tiles. The goal is to match three or more of these mahjong tiles by dragging tiles horizontally until three or more of the same type are side by side, which causes them to disappear.