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Egypt III: The Fate of Ramses Review
Mystery is afoot amidst the desert sands. Determined to prolong his reign, the pharaoh Ramses II has, at the behest of deity Amun-Re, begun construction of a giant obelisk. But when accidents begin to abound at the site, you (as young female magician Maya) are called in to investigate in pleasingly atmospheric, if all too predictable, 3D adventure Egypt III: The Fate of Ramses.
Annie’s Millions Preview
One day Annie receives a letter from her favorite - and wealthiest - relative, Uncle Dave. It contains a credit card with a one million dollar limit, and a challenge that if she spent it well enough she could inherit Uncle Dave's entire fortune of $100 million. Can she conquer the challenge? That will be up to you when PoBros' new hidden object game, Annie's Millions, launches.Insider Tales – The Stolen Venus Tips Walkthrough
Check out our strategy guide for Insider Tales-The Stolen Venus. GENERAL TIPS There is no timer in the game, you can take your time and complete the puzzles at your own pace. There are several mini games in this game but you cannot skip them. If you get stuck you will not be able to move on. Fortunately, this guide will keep things moving for you since it has solutions to all the puzzles in which you cannot use a hint. You can use a hint when you get stuck and can't find an item. W...
Insider Tales: The Stolen Venus Review
Insider Tales: The Stolen Venus comes perilously close to being a forgettable game. Its hidden object sequences suffer from being ordinary, repetitious and at times inaccurate, but the varied and creative minigames that lie between levels save The Stolen Venus from an ignoble doom. While it might not quite be the hidden object game you were hoping for, you 'll likely still find The Stolen Venus entertaining enough to see it through to the end.Elizabeth Find M.D. – Diagnosis Mystery Tips Walkthrough
Check out our strategy guide for Elizabeth Find M.D.: Diagnosis Mystery. GENERAL TIPS In the beginning of the game you will be asked if you want to play the game in Timed Mode or Relaxed Mode. Use Relaxed Mode if you want to play the pressures of playing against the clock. Choose the Timed Mode if you like more of a challenge when you play these types of games. In timed mode if you click randomly on the scene you will have a penalty of 30 seconds. Unfortunately if you're not very p...
Dream Chronicles: The Chosen Child Preview
PlayFirst has provided hidden object fans with a first peek at the third installment of KatGames' Dream Chronicles series, Dream Chronicles: The Chosen Child. In this game, you'll join Faye on her quest to save her daughter from the Fairy Queen Lilith and reveal the secret prophecy of the "chosen child."In addition to beautiful art nouveau-style backgrounds, intricate puzzles, an underwater maze, and the ability to collect new dream jewels, the most notable thing about The Chosen Child, according to PlayFirst, is the Nexus.Shop-n-Spree Tips Walkthrough
Check out our strategy guide for Shop-n-Spree. GAME OVERVIEW At the beginning of the game you will be asked to make one of three choices. You can play the game in untimed mode, normal mode or in hard mode. Here's a brief description of each: UNTIMED If you choose this mode you will be able to take your time and play the game at your leisure without the pressure of a timer. The level will end once you meet the monetary goal. NORMAL In normal mode you have to reach the goal befo...Nick Chase: A Detective Story Review
In case you haven't noticed, the popular hidden object game genre is evolving rapidly. This includes adding elements from the once-popular point-and-click adventure game genre. The latest to fold these two gameplay concepts into one is GestaltGames' Nick Chase, a puzzle-filled detective story with high production values.You play as Chase, a cop-turned-P.I., in desperate need of work. Fortunately a mysterious man known only as The Collector shows up and asks you to find clues, collect evidence and solve brain teasers that could unravel the mystery to Leonard Di Vinci's missing manuscript. The tale is told via gritty black & white storyboards and some animated sequences, and voiced by the raspy protagonist in true film noir style.