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Blue Madonna: A Carol Reed Mystery Review
Carol Reed is back. It's been nearly a year since the amateur sleuth's last adventure, Black Circle, but she's hot on the trail of a new mystery in Blue Madonna. The game maintains the series' trademarks, including a photographic visual style and action free gameplay. This makes the narrative a huge part of the appeal for the game, but, unfortunately, Blue Madonna fails when it comes to presenting an engaging story. It starts out interesting enough, but quickly reveals itself to be nothing more than a plodding fetch quest.
Blue Madonna: A Carol Reed Mystery Walkthrough
Welcome to Blue Madonna: A Carol Reed Mystery walkthrough on Gamezebo. Blue Madonna is a point-and-click adventure game played on the PC created by MDNA Games. This walkthrough includes tips and tricks, helpful hints, and a strategy guide to how to complete Blue Madonna.
Blue Madonna: A Carol Reed Mystery Preview
MDNA Games has announced Blue Madonna, the seventh Carol Reed mystery. The point-and-click adventure game will launch in time for Christmas.
Black Circle Review
There are many different reasons why people play point-and-click adventure games. Sometimes the story is engaging. Sometimes the visuals are beautiful. And sometimes it's just fun to explore the world that the game puts you in. But Black Circle: A Carol Reed Mystery succeeds in none of these aspects, instead offering up a completely uninteresting mystery that will leave you both scratching your head in confusion and yawning with boredom.-
Black Circle Preview
Black Circle, the sixth game in the Carol Reed Mystery series, (which also includes Remedy, Hope Springs Eternal, Time Stand Still, East Side Story, and The Color of Murder) is already available at retail, but players can look forward to the game's release as a digital download later this month courtesy of its online publisher Merscom. Keep reading for details about this large file point-and-click adventure. 
The Color of Murder: A Carol Reed Mystery Review
The way we see it, there's only one hue instantly associable with whodunits: bright, sticky crimson. According to Mikael Nyqvist and MDNA Games' latest Carol Reed adventure, The Color of Murder (fifth in the series and a standalone tale unto itself), though? Bright pastel hues, dark shadows and brilliant outdoor scenes awash in greens and sky blues.One of the more compelling yarns in the franchise, solid storytelling, a catchy cast of characters and pleasing variety of head-scratching mindbenders help offset a high difficulty level to satisfy current fans and newcomers alike.-
The Color of Murder: A Carol Reed Mystery Preview
Merscom is readying itself to release a new Carol Reid mystery, this adventure titled The Color of Murder. Here's the scoop: An old friend of Carol's has lost contact with his son, and needs Carol and your help in finding him. What starts as the search for a missing person though, quickly becomes something more as his ties to a local man who was recently murdered become apparent. Carol must journey through the beautiful city of Norrkoping, Sweden (a locale second only to touristy kitsch popularity as Orlando, Florida), in search of answers.Check out our exclusive screen shots and return to Gamezebo to learn of the moment this game is released. 
Time Stand Still Review
One of the casual game industry's most interesting trends actually involves finding new life in older titles. A massive boon to the adventure genre, the practice has allowed publishers to successfully resurrect former CD-ROM releases as digital downloads. Case in point: Time Stand Still, third game in the Carol Reed mystery franchise, which still holds up surprisingly well.As the heroine, a twenty-something English lass living in Sweden, you must once again play unlikely detective. Here you'll investigate a supposedly haunted house, as well as the decades-old secrets it holds from concealed love affairs to unsolved murders.