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  • Murder in Provence Walkthrough
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    Murder in Provence Walkthrough

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    Murder in Provence is a free to play hidden object game created by Ouat Entertainment. You follow a young woman who's looking for her sister in the south of France, but things soon take a grim turn. You'll solve puzzles, complete hidden object searches, and watch a murder mystery unravel. Gamezebo's quick start strategy guide will provide you with detailed images, tips, information, and hints on how to play your best game.
  • NatGeo: World of Secrets Review
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    NatGeo: World of Secrets Review

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    NatGeo: World of Secrets is a hidden object game fused with a quest-based simulation title, all playable right in your browser window. It features open-ended gameplay that lets you search and travel wherever you like, just as long as you find the items you need in order to proceed. Even though the gameplay focuses a little too much on repetition, you always feel like you're making progress towards a bigger goal.
  • Left in the Dark: No One on Board Review
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    Left in the Dark: No One on Board Review

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    While on a recent trip to Belarus, I was struck by the need for a McDonald's cheeseburger. Days of strange foods made me crave something predictable and familiar. It occurred to me then that games are like food; sometimes we look for something new on the menu, and sometimes we want the assurance of the tried-and-true. Moonrise Interactive's Left in the Dark: No One on Board fits into the latter category—not remarkable by any stretch, but as an interactive experience, solid and familiar.
  • Murder in Provence Review
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    Murder in Provence Review

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    Murder in Provence tells the story of a young woman seeking her sister in the south of France. It eventually gets to the whole "murder" plot, but by that time you'll have been put to sleep by the hidden object scenes, hassled with microtransactions, annoyed by expositional dialogue, and nagged with invite screens to the point where you would rather stare at your computer desktop instead of playing the game.
  • Echoes of the Past: The Kingdom of Despair Review
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    Echoes of the Past: The Kingdom of Despair Review

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    Echoes of the Past: The Kingdom of Despair is the latest entry in an HOG adventure series whose name emphasizes its many subtle failures: mainly because it feels like we've already been there a handful of times before in the past. At the start of the game, your unnamed character is randomly browsing a bookstore one day, after being intrigued by a magic spell book that is said to be held within. Not even a minute after you get there, a young woman enters the bookstore, activates the spell book, turns into an evil witch, and transports you to her evil lair, where you'll passively try to escape and go home.
  • Nearwood Review
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    Nearwood Review

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    Nearwood is your next adventure game addiction. From MagicIndie, the team behind the equally superb The Fool, you can expect more than a fair share of smart puzzles, clever mini-games, quirky characters, and beautiful bits of scenery to admire. It's the sort of game you won't want to stop playing until you've extracted every secret it has to offer!
  • Clockwork Tales: Of Glass and Ink Review
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    Clockwork Tales: Of Glass and Ink Review

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    Clockwork Tales: Of Glass and Ink is a perfect example of creating a hybrid adventure/hidden object game. Neither genre is relied upon too heavily, creating a nice balance of puzzle solving and exciting diversions. Wrapped in an entertaining story and featuring some fantastic artwork, you won't hesitate playing through the entire game in just a few sittings.
  • Grim Tales: Bloody Mary Review
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    Grim Tales: Bloody Mary Review

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    Childhood is a repository of memories—memories of friends made and dares taken. Who doesn't recall being challenged by a group of trembling chums to turn off the lights, look into a mirror and repeat the words "Bloody Mary" three times? I remember the story of the soul-stealing ghost as one of the creepiest memories of my misspent youth, and it's the basis of Elephant Games spooky but imperfect Grim Tales: Bloody Mary.