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- Average Rating:3.7
- Helpful Votes:358,445
- Reviews Submitted:4711
- First Review:December 10, 2012
- Most Recent Review:March 30, 2025
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Set off on a captivating solitaire adventure and uncover the secrets hidden on a mystical island.
Overall rating
3
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5
76 of 85 found this review helpful
EVER SO PROMISING BUT ULTIMATELY A LET DOWN
PostedAugust 21, 2017
pennmom36
fromThere's a difference between challenging and frustratingly impossible!
Skill Level:Expert
Current Favorite:
Magic Cards Solitaire
(28)Fun Factor
3
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5
Visual/Sound Quality
3
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5
Level of Challenge
3
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5
Storyline
3
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5
First of all, where's the "tri peaks" part? This is a normal Higher/Lower Solitaire game, that has some really cool features. I thought this was going to be a really fun solitaire game, but it doesn't give you enough deck cards to give you a fair chance of winning. The first 7 levels are doable, after that, you're going to spend the rest of the demo trying to beat the next 2 or 3 levels with about 20 deck cards available. Even if you somehow manage to beat the level, the best you can hope for is a one star rating!
You begin with a tutorial you cannot disengage, to make matters worse, the tutorial forces you to use a joker, even though you could clearly continue a chain without wasting one of only 2 given jokers. You start out with 2 undo's, 2 add five cards, 2 reveal all face down cards, and 2 remove all face up cards. You could in theory, use all the bonuses to beat the level, but having to use these features from the get go is ridiculous. You can buy more of these bonuses, but unless you have at least 20 stars, you will be caught in a catch 22, because it's impossible to earn more than one star.
I do however, like the obstacles offered. Cards that are Chained require two plays per chained card, Locked cards require finding and playing the Key card, Rotating cards change value with every turn, and cards with Timers require you to play that card before the timer runs out, or you will lose. Again the problem is, how can you possible beat those more difficult levels if you cannot beat the first few levels?
I don't recommend this game.
Can you unlock the secrets of the mysterious meteor?
Overall rating
1
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5
86 of 108 found this review helpful
WHERE'S THE PUPPET REAPER WHEN YOU NEED HIM?
PostedAugust 20, 2017
pennmom36
fromda da da dunt ta dunt ta dunt ta da...
Skill Level:Expert
Current Favorite:
Phantasmat Collector's Edition
(100)Fun Factor
1
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5
Visual/Sound Quality
1
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5
Level of Challenge
1
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5
Storyline
1
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5
It appears that AMAX Interactive games has merged with ERS (which actually happened with Redemption Cemetery EOE) and they aren't off to a good start. Puppet Show has run it's course, and it's time to call it quits, I can appreciate all the hard work the team has put into this game, but surely they realize the "wow" factor is gone, long gone! I thought this demo would never end, too bad it wasn't as short as Danse Macabre's demo, because this game flatlined from the get go, and went downhill from there.
This game has all kinds of crazy going on, first they have me choose my avatar character. There are 3 men and 3 women to choose from, I chose the brunette, yet near the end of the demo, I was challenged to a fist fight by a rather large male character! Moving right along, I'm introduced to my little puppet doll with a really annoying fake voice, all she needed was a heart and a name. Well actually she also needed a large overstuffed pillow, so am I seriously going to investigate this meteorite case while carrying around a tiny doll on a huge pillow? I carry my large pillow to the local Hotel to check the two of us in. On the staircase is a huge pile of random items, including a human skull, but this doesn't deter me in the least bit. Then I peek into the keyhole of my room, and see that I'm about to be cosby'd and now I start to worry. The clincher is when I pick up a sticky note to do list at the front desk that the clerk apparently wrote to help him remember to "off" me and the photographer. At least in the Collector's Edition version, I can always watch my nameless doll dance, once I collect the TWO single Collector's Edition not so hidden musical Notes. I'm so glad there weren't THREE musical notes to find in the demo because I would be exhausted, I already have to lug around a giant pillow!
The Hidden Object Scenes are just as boring as the game, offering Interactive list finds, Silhouetted Shape finds, and Multiple finds, there are also smaller Zoom Zone scenes where you find 5 pieces of tape, exciting right?
The Mini Games are even more boring, below are brief descriptions of some of the games you'll encounter during the demo:
1) Analyze special information from the chief, in the preschool manner of placing meteorite parts correctly.
2) Complete the lava puzzle by placing puzzle pieces into their correct highlighted shapes.
3) Recreate the shapes from the doorframe by using 4 different rotational buttons.
4) Hook the emblem when both indicators are in the target zone.
5) Repair the Hotel key by selecting parts from other keys.
6) Lead the key to the center by clicking on the key when a break occurs in the maze.
7) Defeat your opponent in a Match 3 battle type game.
8) Drag the water emblem through the shape without touching the parameter.
9) Connect all dots in a continuous line crossing each line once.
PUPPET SHOW GAMES AVAILABLE
Title***Collector's Edition Release Date***Average Rating
-Arrogance Effect (July 22-17) 2.9
-Bloody Rosie (November 17-16) 3.7
-Destiny Undone (March 28-13) 4.2
-Her Cruel Collections (September 15-16) 3.3
-Lightning Strikes ( August 21-14) 3.3
-Lost Town (November 15-11) 4.1
-Mystery of Joyville (November 19-11) 4.3
-Return to Joyville ( April 19-12) 4.3
-Souls of the Innocent (November 11-11) 4.5
-The Face of Humanity (January 21-16) 3.7
-The Price of Immortality (March 19-15) 4.4
Title***Collector's Edition Release Date***Average Rating
-Arrogance Effect (July 22-17) 2.9
-Bloody Rosie (November 17-16) 3.7
-Destiny Undone (March 28-13) 4.2
-Her Cruel Collections (September 15-16) 3.3
-Lightning Strikes ( August 21-14) 3.3
-Lost Town (November 15-11) 4.1
-Mystery of Joyville (November 19-11) 4.3
-Return to Joyville ( April 19-12) 4.3
-Souls of the Innocent (November 11-11) 4.5
-The Face of Humanity (January 21-16) 3.7
-The Price of Immortality (March 19-15) 4.4
The Collector's Edition demo has 2 replayable Hidden Object Scenes, 4 replayable Mini Games, 9 Concept Art pictures, 10 Wallpapers, 6 Screensavers, 4 Music Soundtracks, 5 replayable Video Movies, 15 Achievements to earn, Collectible Music Notes to make the doll dance on stage, a built in Strategy Guide and a Bonus Chapter.
I don't recommend this game.
Can you uncover who’s after your dance troupe?
Overall rating
3
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5
28 of 35 found this review helpful
CURSE OF THE SERIES
PostedAugust 20, 2017
pennmom36
fromIt's time for a whole new game series!
Skill Level:Expert
Current Favorite:
Phantasmat Collector's Edition
(100)Fun Factor
3
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5
Visual/Sound Quality
3
/
5
Level of Challenge
3
/
5
Storyline
3
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5
This game is a screaming banshee no for me for several reasons. First of all, I had a hard time making it through the demo because it has no challenge whatsoever. Secondly, this demo hit a record for being the shortest demo ever, I took my time and still had 45 minutes left of the 90 minute trial!
Thirdly, (is there such a word?) the game had some incredible feats, by incredible, I mean ridiculous impossible feats. At one point I actually threw a rope across the ravine, and as luck would have it my teeny tiny carabiner landed on the teeny tiny hook, on my first attempt! This is the same hook that I had to find a saw to cut the carabiner from a swing, it's a carabiner, why didn't I just push the clasp and remove it from the rope?
Thirdly, (is there such a word?) the game had some incredible feats, by incredible, I mean ridiculous impossible feats. At one point I actually threw a rope across the ravine, and as luck would have it my teeny tiny carabiner landed on the teeny tiny hook, on my first attempt! This is the same hook that I had to find a saw to cut the carabiner from a swing, it's a carabiner, why didn't I just push the clasp and remove it from the rope?
Well, we have yet another screaming Banshee, the Irish harbinger of impending doom, whose presence means a family member will soon perish. She seems more like a Piroshedevil to me,, she can light fires pretty well, but not once did she scream, not even, FIRE! Anyway, it looks like daddy O'Connor has some splaining to do, where was he hanging up his tap shoes back in the day?
The Hidden Object Scenes are super simple and super boring. We start out with finding items that match keywords of newspaper articles about the rise and fall of the Irish Step-dance King who joined forces with his brother, otherwise known as Uncle Pat (but I'm starting to suspect my last name is Banshee) Eventually you'll work your way through several piles of junk to find Silhouetted Shapes, some of which look nothing like their silhouette, the old familiar task of finding 5 of two different identical items which will give you a tool to open up the List, and a small Zoom Zone HOP where you must find Multiples of the same items. In the Collector's Edition version, there is a Morphing Object to find in most of the HOP's, and there is an alternate Match 3 game to play.
The Mini Games are super easy, and most can be solved on the first attempt, just like the rope throwing thingy. (thingy is a real word I'm pretty sure) Below are brief descriptions of some of the games you'll encounter during this very brief demo:
1) Move the feet along the lines, using extra spaces, so they line up in their matching numbered slots.
2) Press start and click on corresponding dance move buttons when the dropping dance moves are within the green zone.
3) Recreate the tiles image so it consists of a continuous straight line.
4) Arrange notes by dragging them according to the music sheet, clicking on the notes will rotate them.
5) Attach the rope hooks to the tent stakes on the ground by selecting circles to move them either up or down with the specified amount of moves shown.
6) Lead the rope across the pattern in a continuous line, selecting the X button to attach the rope, which cannot cross more than once.
DANSE MACABRE GAMES AVAILABLE
Title***Collector's Edition Release Date***Average Rating
-Crimson Cabaret (September 25-14) 4.4
-Curse of the Banshee (July 20-17) 3.0
-Deadly Deception (February 28-15) 4.1
-Florentine Elegy (April 1-17) 3.5
-Lethal Letters (February 11-16) 4.2
-Ominous Obsession (April 10-16) 3.9
-The Last Adagio (February 20-14) 4.4
-Thin Ice (June 11-15) 4.1
Title***Collector's Edition Release Date***Average Rating
-Crimson Cabaret (September 25-14) 4.4
-Curse of the Banshee (July 20-17) 3.0
-Deadly Deception (February 28-15) 4.1
-Florentine Elegy (April 1-17) 3.5
-Lethal Letters (February 11-16) 4.2
-Ominous Obsession (April 10-16) 3.9
-The Last Adagio (February 20-14) 4.4
-Thin Ice (June 11-15) 4.1
The Collector's Edition has 9 Music Soundtracks, 6 Movie Videos, 8 Concept Art pictures, 8 Wallpapers, a Souvenir Room, 14 replayable Hidden Object Scenes, 19 replayable Mini Games, replayable Match 3 games, 14 Achievements to earn, 14 Morphing Objects within the HOP's, 38 Hidden Signs, a built in Strategy Guide and a Bonus Chapter.
I don't recommend this game.
A snowy twist on match 3! Trace enchanted gem stones to create chains of 3 and more and complete original objectives!
Overall rating
2
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5
18 of 20 found this review helpful
COULD IT GET ANY EASIER?
PostedAugust 16, 2017
pennmom36
fromWhere's the dragon?
Skill Level:Expert
Current Favorite:
Cradle of Egypt
(92)Fun Factor
2
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5
Visual/Sound Quality
2
/
5
Level of Challenge
2
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5
Storyline
2
/
5
This is a Limited Moves, Chain type Match 3 game where you are tasked (and I do mean tasked) with clicking and dragging long chains. The problem is that you can drag chains, horizontally, vertically and diagonally, you can even retrace your steps to include even more gems! It's impossible not to make a long chain! To make matters worse (or easier) you earn Pawprints that allow you to add groups of a different color.
As you progress, bonuses are unlocked such as Ice Balls and Detonators, that can be chosen as boosters before each level. Large matches earn you Lightning tiles which will destroy even more tiles. There are 38 Achievements to earn, and I was able to earn a ton of them in about a half hour before I quit. This is one of the easiest Match 3 games I've ever played. Although I've never been a fan of chain type match games, or a Limited Moves match 3 game, I think that this game might be more fun if you want a really laid back game, or want a game that younger kids can play, but I just couldn't get into the game.
I don't recommend this game.
Join Boom and Zap and clear a path in Rescue Quest Gold - a premium match-3 game with 260+ magical levels!
Overall rating
3
/
5
58 of 64 found this review helpful
AT LEAST THIS VERSION MAKES MORE SENSE
PostedAugust 16, 2017
pennmom36
fromThe Match 3 games offered lately are kind of dull!
Skill Level:Expert
Current Favorite:
Cradle of Egypt
(92)Fun Factor
3
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5
Visual/Sound Quality
3
/
5
Level of Challenge
3
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5
Storyline
3
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5
I love a good Match 3 game, my favorites are the Cradle of Rome series, Lauraville, and Jewel Match Royale. I also love it when the devs think outside the box to give us new features, some are fantastic features, and others just don't enhance the game, they make it less enjoyable. Rescue Quest Gold has one of those features that are more aggravating than enhancing. You can drag the board around, and zoom in and out, which in itself isn't all that bad, but for whatever reason, the board would zoom in and out all by itself at random times, and I was constantly having to readjust the boards position. Another feature that really annoyed me, was having to hear "move here" every time I wanted my Avatar to move in a different direction.
This is a Swap type Match 3 game, with Limited Moves and Time restrictions. Each level has the same goal, to make matches strategically, so that a path is cleared for the Avatar to reach and release the Spritelings. If the chosen path isn't necessarily the best route, you have to double-click tokens to make the avatar blaze a new path, and as I said, it can get annoying.
Matches of 4 or more tokens will earn you a Slash Token on the board to slash several tokens, matches of 5 or more tokens in an L or T formation will earn a Bomb token, and a match 5 in a row earns a Wild Token that removes several same colored tokens. As you progress you will unlock powerups that can destroy tiles in a column or row. Darker tiles require multiple matches to destroy them.
I'm sure this colorful game will be a hit for many gamers, but for me, it was boring and had too many annoying features that outweighed the entertaining features. I really didn't see a need to pay twice as much money for a Match 3 game in a Collector's Edition just to get 12 Wallpapers, 10 Concept Art pictures, 8 Music Soundtracks, 56 Achievements and 10 Avatar pictures, so if I had to choose one or the other, I suppose this Standard Edition would be the better path to the cage, so to speak!
I don't recommend this game.
Help keep Mephistino out of trouble in this match 3 adventure!
Overall rating
2
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5
42 of 46 found this review helpful
AND TO THINK, THIS IS THE SECOND GAME IN THE SERIES
PostedAugust 16, 2017
pennmom36
fromThe devil made me do it!
Skill Level:Expert
Current Favorite:
Cradle of Egypt
(92)Fun Factor
1
/
5
Visual/Sound Quality
1
/
5
Level of Challenge
1
/
5
Storyline
3
/
5
There's probably a reason I've never heard of this game before, it certainly has issues. To start with, the music is repetitive and annoying. The goal in Story Mode, is to make matches of at least 3 identical tiles over all background plates. The keyword here is background, because you can't tell where the plates are, because of the background. The tiles are too busy and the same colored background makes the gameplay devilish to say the least.
Bonus are either unlocked, or earned when you make large matches of 4 or 5 tiles or more, or T shapes. There are bombs that destroy surrounding tiles, Devil's Elixir that shuffles all tiles, Heavenly Vortex which destroy all same type tiles, Angel Cross to destroy tiles vertically or horizontally, Frag Grenades to destroy random tiles, Omega Diamonds which automatically play the game for you for a few seconds (why??) and Storm bonuses which randomly replace some tiles. There are 46 Achievements to earn, and you can unlock Unlimited game play and Group Match games.
I will probably go to Mephistino's realm for my negative review, but this game is just no fun, and the features are poorly designed.
I don't recommend this game.
Dive into one of the most celebrated epochs in history, solve card riddles and enjoy the grandeur of the 1920s.
Overall rating
2
/
5
58 of 66 found this review helpful
IF YOU WANT A CHALLENGE YOU'VE GOT IT
PostedAugust 14, 2017
pennmom36
fromThis game probably would have been roaring in the twenties!
Skill Level:Expert
Current Favorite:
The Chronicles of Emerland Solitaire
(147)Fun Factor
2
/
5
Visual/Sound Quality
3
/
5
Level of Challenge
2
/
5
Storyline
3
/
5
This is a Match 2 type solitaire game where you remove cards from the board by matching two identical numbered cards, regardless of suit. You must remove all "special" cards to win the hand, otherwise you will have to replay the level. You can choose from 5 different Card backs, and 2 Face Card themes, one regular card, one with large numbers.
Roaring Twenties Solitaire can be a challenging game, but not in a good way. First of all, the card colors are the same which make it difficult to differentiate between cards, everything just blends in, although it does help slightly to choose the large font card choice. Secondly, there are too many double and sometimes triples, you get one deck card after another that is the same number, even the cards on the board are doubled, you match one set of cards only to reveal the card underneath is the same number. I will assume that was the only way to make this game more difficult. Lastly, you cannot progress if you don't match all of the special cards, period. I spent almost the entire 60 minute demo trying to beat level 4!
You can buy the usual Shop items for solitaire, to reveal more face down cards, remove a stubborn card, buy wildcards, more undos and shuffles etc. I love a really good solitaire game, especially a Higher/Lower solitaire. I personally won't be buying this disaster, especially when all the further I got was level 4!
I don't recommend this game.
Join two tribes of dinosaur tamers and help them save their world!
Overall rating
3
/
5
66 of 79 found this review helpful
WHEN DO I GET TO FLY UNITED PTERODACTYL AIRLINES?
PostedAugust 13, 2017
pennmom36
fromWouldn't a dinosaur bite through the rope bridle bit in his mouth?
Skill Level:Expert
Current Favorite:
Phantasmat Collector's Edition
(100)Fun Factor
3
/
5
Visual/Sound Quality
3
/
5
Level of Challenge
2
/
5
Storyline
5
/
5
I wanted to love this game because the dinosaurs intrigued me. I thought that maybe the game would improve after the demo, but it was just more of the same thing, pick up an item from this area of interest, put the item on another area of interest, go here go there, nothing really exciting, just the same ole, same ole thing. There weren't even any epic dinosaur scenes, other than a couple of times when rogue dinosaurs appeared in attempt to frighten the player (and didn't) I tried to love this game, but instead I got really bored and quit after playing a little over one chapter. If done right, a HOPA game should have the player glued to the screen, wanting to keep playing, because the HOP's and Mini Games are entertaining, and because you want to know "what happens next" If what happens next, is that you could care less about either, the game failed miserably. Here's a recap to help you decide which version, if any is right for you:
Eve Glover may want to pursue another career at this point, because every archaeological dig she's assigned to, ends up taking her to another world. One of these days she's going to get stuck there, with no way to return, and perhaps, that would be a great way to close this series. Epix games are top notch, but they just don't know when to quit, they tend to release one game after another, until they drive it into the ground. I gotta give them kudo's for the Lost World storyline theme, but they didn't take advantage of the really cool jurrasic era meets alien world genre. Instead, you get the responsibility of uniting two opposing tribes, that once were one.
The missed opportunity? Well, the tribe originated from another planet, which make them aliens, but they are no different than tribes in any other game, for starters. They use the planet's native dinosaurs as means of transportation, but they don't really focus on them, which is a major mistake in my opinion. There are never any games about dinosaurs, let alone sci-fi games with dinos, would've, could've, SHOULD'VE! Lastly, the graphics are bland and unappealing, not what you'd expect from a futuristic yet prehistoric jungle game, and the only extra offered in the Collector's Edition version, is the infamous Epix Hidden Sign's, which are 30 prehistoric drawings.
The Hidden Object Scenes lack detail, which inevitable make objects difficult to find, not because they are well hidden, it's because they are hard to distinguish when there's no detail. Many scenes are multi-layered, and vary with Interactive List finds, Progressive Interactive Silhouetted Shape finds, Multiple Item finds, Finding and Replacing items back into the scene, and finding 5 of the same object in 2 categories that will give you a tool to open up the Object List. There is an optional Bubble Shoot Game as well.
The Mini Games are okay, but nothing really new. Below are brief descriptions of some of the games you'll encounter during the demo:
1) Press symbols in the correct sequence using the encryption code clue.
2) Excavate a dig site using three different tools in the correct order.
3) Position the figurines on their color coded places, then guide them in the correct order, along the slots to their
matching platforms that open up after placing them on the correct spots.
matching platforms that open up after placing them on the correct spots.
4) Slide yellow tiles to make a path for the marble to reach the other side.
5) Form a bridge by finding matching pairs of stones. Select a stone on each side of the bridge to compare them, stones can be rotated.
AMARANTHINE GAMES AVAILABLE
Title***Collector's Edition Release Date***Average Rating
Title***Collector's Edition Release Date***Average Rating
-Legacy of the Guardians (October 15-16) 3.8
-The Burning Sky (July 15-17) 3.5
-The Obsidian Book (April 30-15) 3.7
-The Orb of Purity (October 1-15)
-The Shadow of Torment (July 31-14) 4.2
-The Tree of Life (January 27-13) 4.0
-Winter Neverending (April 23-16) 3.4
-The Burning Sky (July 15-17) 3.5
-The Obsidian Book (April 30-15) 3.7
-The Orb of Purity (October 1-15)
-The Shadow of Torment (July 31-14) 4.2
-The Tree of Life (January 27-13) 4.0
-Winter Neverending (April 23-16) 3.4
The Collector's Edition has 5 Music Soundtracks, 13 replayable Hidden Object Scenes, 21 replayable Mini Games, 8 Wallpapers, 12 replayable Movie Videos, 12 Achievements to Earn, 30 Hidden Prehistoric Drawing Signs, a built in Strategy Guide and a Bonus Chapter.
I don't recommend this game.
Someone’s attacking the Witches’ University!
Overall rating
3
/
5
21 of 27 found this review helpful
NOTHING SPECIAL, JUST ANOTHER AVERAGE GAME
PostedAugust 13, 2017
pennmom36
fromI played a Hidden Object Puzzle by talking to a fish with cue cards???
Skill Level:Expert
Current Favorite:
Phantasmat Collector's Edition
(100)Fun Factor
3
/
5
Visual/Sound Quality
3
/
5
Level of Challenge
3
/
5
Storyline
3
/
5
Witches Legacy was one of my favorite game series back in the day, because I loved the ongoing saga of Lynn and Edward. Since the game drifted away from Lynn and Edward, towards Jack and Annabel, they no longer have that appeal. To make matters worse, the games drifted away from the realistic world, to a world filled with oddness, and then there's Bertha the ferret, don't even get me started on that hot mess! I'm sure this game will be a hit for those players who are new to this series, and never got the chance to be a part of their "family" You should really go back to the roots of the game, because they were fantastic stories.
Witches' Legacy is now all about the Sanders' family, Julia and her children, Nicky and Jack. Bertha is an unofficial family member, a witch who is able to change herself into a ferret, but really possesses no other witchly powers. Jack is a scientist, and a non-believer, that is until he came face to face with the evil witch Cassandra, in The City That Isn't There, who cast an aging spell on him and his mother, after taking over his sister Nicky's body, In Dark Days To Come,Jack's girlfriend, Anabel, was tricked into entering the sacred city to take a staff that could only be retrieved by a good witch. This was a nefarious plan concocted by the last remaining dark witches who called upon the Ice Sorcerers twins, Mara and Marcus, as a last ditch effort to destroy all that is good. Now, in Covered By The Night, Jack must rescue Anabel once more (what good is it to be a witch if you can't defend yourself from anything or anyone?) It's Halloween and a rare, Blood Moon eclipse occurrence has allowed the Supreme Sorcerer Felix, to escape from the sphere that Queen Morgana imprisoned him in before she died. Like all evil sorcerers, Felix needs souls, witchy souls, ands lots of them, including Anabel!
Other than the fact that Witches' Legacy no longer centers around the characters that rose the game to stardom, everything else remains, in true Witches Legacy formation. There are several items in each scene that can be interacted with, and in the Collector's Edition version, there are 33 Morphing Objects, and every scene has at least one hidden Jigsaw Puzzle Piece, that allows you to assemble 4 different Screensavers. The only problem is that the cursor changes to a hand when there is a collectible, but it also changes to a hand when you can interact with an item.
The Hidden Object Scenes are varied, and usually multi-layered. There are Interactive List finds, Silhouetted Shape finds, Keywords in Sentence finds, Multiple Symbol finds, and Fragment finds, and there is an alternate Matching game available. Some of the scenes are repeated in the same location, including the ridiculous "lab Mice" scene.
The Mini Games are decent, and most are of medium difficulty. Below are brief descriptions of some of the games you'll encounter during the demo:
1) Lead Jack through the maze using items you find to progress, and scrolls that progress the story.
2) Rotate circles to create a path for the owl.
3) Connect all tiles with a line that doesn't cross paths.
4) Place moon phases correctly.
5) Find 4 hidden symbols hidden within a sketch.
6) Deflect the attacks by dragging the matching crystal to the portraits as the become highlighted.
WITCHES' LEGACY GAMES AVAILABLE
Title***Collector's Release Date***Average Rating
Title***Collector's Release Date***Average Rating
-Awakening Darkness (December 24-15) 4.0 (Lynn original)
-Dark Days To Come (July 30-16) 3.9 (Jack spinoff)
-Hunter and the Hunted (January 9-14) 3.9 (Lynn original)
-Lair of the Witch Queen (June 27-13) 4.3 (Lynn original)
-Slumbering Darkness (February -26-15) 4.4 (Lynn original)
-The Charleston Curse (January 19-12) 4.3 (Lynn original)
-The City That Isn't There (January 7-17) 3.4 (Jack spinoff)
-The Dark Throne (July 2-15) 4.3 (Lynn original)
-The Ties That Bind (August 6-14) (Lynn original)
-Dark Days To Come (July 30-16) 3.9 (Jack spinoff)
-Hunter and the Hunted (January 9-14) 3.9 (Lynn original)
-Lair of the Witch Queen (June 27-13) 4.3 (Lynn original)
-Slumbering Darkness (February -26-15) 4.4 (Lynn original)
-The Charleston Curse (January 19-12) 4.3 (Lynn original)
-The City That Isn't There (January 7-17) 3.4 (Jack spinoff)
-The Dark Throne (July 2-15) 4.3 (Lynn original)
-The Ties That Bind (August 6-14) (Lynn original)
The Collector's Edition has 9 Wallpapers, 9 Concept Art pictures, 12 Music Soundtracks, 15 Achievements to earn, 33 Morphing Objects, 36 hidden Jigsaw Puzzle Pieces to assemble 4 different Screensavers, a built in Strategy Guide and a Bonus Chapter.
I recommend this game!
Journey into your nephew’s mind to save him from a nightmare!
Overall rating
5
/
5
164 of 212 found this review helpful
DON'T HARM HIS PETS, REALLY YOU DON'T WANT TO MESS WITH HIS PETS, HE GETS PRETTY ANGRY, DON'T MAKE HIM ANGRY
PostedAugust 12, 2017
pennmom36
fromWhy do they make you choose an action that's supposedly a life or death action, but you don't die?
Skill Level:Expert
Current Favorite:
Phantasmat Collector's Edition
(100)Fun Factor
5
/
5
Visual/Sound Quality
5
/
5
Level of Challenge
5
/
5
Storyline
5
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5
Welcome to Timmy's nightmare, welcome to another creepy Mad Head game! I don't think this game is as epic as Subject 360, and the storyline is very similar to Stranded Dreamscapes: The Prisoner, but MH knows how to put the mad into madness with just a touch of twisted insanity and warped visions of a nightmarish realm!
Timmy's father is a doctor who specializes in dreams, but has been unable to bring Timmy back to reality. Aunt Christine however, specializes in nightmares, and has agreed to enter Timmy's nightmare, and help him fight the demons that are haunting him. There's just one problem, Jimmy doesn't want to leave, until he completes his "dare"
In this Collector's Edition, there are 31 Collectible Hidden Signs, some of which are very well hidden. There are also 19 Morphing Objects, one in each of the Hidden Object Scenes. I prefer the Morphs in each location, not in the HOP's, but Mad Head games seem to only offer them within the HOP's on all of their games. Honestly, this game doesn't have enough of a wow factor as far as the extra's go, to warrent the price difference, but today's sale takes care of that problem!
The Hidden Object Scenes are far and few between, and consist of Multiple finds, (one of which allows you to earn several achievements) there are Keywords in Sentence finds and Listed items as well, and in this CE version, each HOP has a Morphing Object to find. The Morphs are very well done, and not very obvious, making them a fairly decent challenge.
The Mini Games range from easy to medium difficulty, so far nothing really frustrating offered. Below are brief descriptions of some of the games you'll encounter during the demo:
1) Press buttons in the correct sequence, according to the clue located somewhere in the room.
2) Select a token to move it to an adjacent empty slot, to arrange tokens in the correct rows.
3) Select misplaced objects and return them to the scene correctly.
4) Stop the crosshairs when it passes over the window handle.
5) Select the numbered tiles on the board to light them up, so the sum of the lit up tiles equal that shown on each column and row.
6) Swap and rotate tiles to complete the image on three different puzzles.
7) Select and jump coins into an empty slot to remove them.
8) Repeat the sequence of statues lighting up.
MAZE GAMES AVAILABLE
Title***Collector's Edition Release Date***Average Rating
-Nightmare Realm (August 12-17) n/a
-Maze: Subject 360 (August 1-15) 4.6
Title***Collector's Edition Release Date***Average Rating
-Nightmare Realm (August 12-17) n/a
-Maze: Subject 360 (August 1-15) 4.6
This Collector's Edition has Wallpapers, 8 Character pictures, 31 Collectible Hidden Signs, 19 replayable Hidden Object Scenes, 10 Morphing Objects within the HOP's, 10 Achievements to earn in several categories, 34 Mini Games, 5 Music Soundtracks, Jigsaw Puzzles to assemble, a built in Strategy Guide and a Bonus Chapter, enjoy the nightmare, and remember, don't mess with his pets!
I recommend this game!