Midnight Mysteries: Devil on the Mississippi is the newest in the now established series that has taken us through the Salem Witch Trials and the Edgar Allan Poe Conspiracy. This time, you're approached by the fleeing ghost of Mark Twain, who begs you to free his soul from demons, both literal and emotional, brought on by actions in his former life. Through a fairly convoluted storyline, we see Twain's life take a turn for the worse when he questions Shakespeare's validity as a playwright, and its up to us to solve two mysteries before all is said and done.
At its heart, Chainz Galaxy isn't all that different from the rest of the Chainz series: it's a pleasantly creative twist on the match-three formula, that has you matching chain links together instead of matching gems. And that's just fine. Because with a number of new modes, a goofy story and fun visuals, Galaxy is also the best game in the series to date.
There are some games where you already know what you're going to get before you even start playing. And Luxor is one of them. The Egyptian themed puzzler is back for a fifth time, with Luxor Fifth Passage. The game offers up a brand new game mode, a handful of new power ups, and new bonus stages. But even still, this isn't all that different from the Luxor games you've already played.
Unlikely Suspects promises a lot to the player, with over 4,000 different outcomes to explore. From that figure alone, you'd think the game would pay for itself, but once you figure out where the number 4,000 really comes from, you might find yourself questioning the purchase.
University student Becky Brogan is investigating a decades-old unsolved case about a doctor and nurse who went missing from a mental facility. The doctor was less than ethical, the nurse downright cruel, and the patients had more issues than a news stand - exactly the kind of characters you need for a really juicy tale. Too bad you'll probably give up on The Institute - A Becky Brogan Adventure before you find out what really happened to them all.
Becky was only a highschool kid when she solved the mystery of Meane Manor. Now a college student studying investigative journalism and criminal science in The Institute, she'll tackle her second case involving a doctor and nurse who have gone missing from a psychological institute.
In Samantha Swift and the Fountains of Fate, everyone's favorite archaeologist is off on a new adventure, this time hunting down different life-extending waters around the world. If you're already a fan of the series, stop reading and get to playing; if you've never played a Samantha Swift game, now's the time to start. Fountains of Fate may just be the best Samantha Swift game yet.
Welcome to the Samantha Swift and the Fountains of Fate walkthrough on Gamezebo. Samantha Swift and the Fountains of Fate is an Interactive/Hidden Object game played on PC, created by Mumbo Jumbo and available at Mumbo Jumbo or BigFish Games. This walkthrough includes tips and tricks, helpful hints, and a strategy guide for how to complete Samantha Swift and the Fountains of Fate.