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  • Dark Canvas: A Brush With Death Review
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    Dark Canvas: A Brush With Death Review

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    Your daughter Angie has been traveling in Europe, but her latest letters hint that she discovered something mysterious (and possibly dangerous) in Italy. You travel to the town and discover she has gone missing, vanishing after a phantom called Silhouette showed up. In order to find her you seek the help of Virgil, a painter whose artwork can predict the future, and hope his foresight can give you the clues you need to find Angie!
  • Time Mysteries: The Final Enigma Review
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    Time Mysteries: The Final Enigma Review

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    The legend of King Arthur has been retold countless times, and Polish developer Artifex Mundi's Time Mysteries seriesalso embraces the complex morality tale. Basing its lore on Arthur's friend and advisor, Merlin the Magician—or more correctly, Merlin's family tree—the series has thus far been solid but flawed, telling confusing stories and exhibiting a troublesome lack of creativity. The third game in the series, Time Mysteries: The Final Enigma, continues that unfortunate trend. 
  • Grim Tales: The Stone Queen Walkthrough
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    Grim Tales: The Stone Queen Walkthrough

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    Grim Tales: The Stone Queen is an interactive hidden object puzzle game developed by Elephant Games.  You will become submersed in a suspenseful storyline with beautiful graphics as you travel to various locations examining clues, picking up items, and using them to help you progress in the game and become the hero. You will also solve challenging mini-game puzzles and can play the game in a casual, advanced, or hardcore mode. Gamezebo's strategy guide will provide you with detailed images, tips, hints, and information to help you play your best game.
  • Dark Tales: Edgar Allan Poe’s The Gold Bug Review
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    Dark Tales: Edgar Allan Poe’s The Gold Bug Review

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    As a whole, the hidden object genre tends to rely largely on motifs of mystery. It should come as no surprise, then, that developer ERS Game Studios has a series of HOGs based off of the stories of Edgar Allen Poe. These adventures see you, the detective, aiding Poe's recurring sleuth staple Dupin, the protagonist of some of the books in which these games are based, but who never actually appears in The Gold Bug. 
  • Amaranthine Voyage: The Tree of Life Preview
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    Amaranthine Voyage: The Tree of Life Preview

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    Odin's praise be upon Yggdrasil, the Tree of Life. Without the support of its massive branches, the heavens and earth would smash into each other like a badly-made sandwich, and oh, what a mess that would be. Sadly, few of us think to pay proper tribute to this mighty ash tree, but games like Amarinthe Voyage: Tree of Life, coming soon for PC, are on-hand to remind us that big, big trees are awesome in a big, big way.
  • Cursed Fates: The Headless Horseman Review
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    Cursed Fates: The Headless Horseman Review

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    The story of the Headless Horseman goes back to the Middle Ages, but most of us are familiar with the 19th century version penned by American author Washington Irving. Fenomen Games' new hidden object adventure Cursed Fates: Headless Horseman embraces this 1820 rendition, as well as certain aspects of director Tim Burton's 1999 film, Sleepy Hollow. The result is an imperfect, narratively-muddled game that, despite its various issues, offers up some reasonably spooky fun.
  • Dark Tales: Edgar Allan Poe’s The Gold Bug Preview
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    Dark Tales: Edgar Allan Poe’s The Gold Bug Preview

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    The Dark Tales hidden object games are based on the works of famed horror writer Edgar Allan Poe. That means the average Dark Tales games features lots of love, rainbows, and fluffy kittens—oh, pardon. Got mixed up. Dark Tales' stories are actually brimming with blood, intrigue, darkness and mystery. The fourth game in the series, titled The Gold Bug, turns up the "Creepy" dial one more notch by throwing some spiders and insects at you while you try and unravel the story. Nooo!