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- Average Rating:3.7
- Helpful Votes:358,445
- Reviews Submitted:4713
- First Review:December 10, 2012
- Most Recent Review:May 8, 2025
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Search for clues, fight werewolves and ghosts, travel and explore Victorian England.
Overall rating
3
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5
19 of 22 found this review helpful
Kudos For Thinking Outside The Box
PostedAugust 12, 2015
pennmom36
fromThe best I can do is .01
Skill Level:Expert
Favorite Genre(s):Puzzle, Hidden Object, Time Management, Adventure, Match 3
Current Favorite:
Phantasmat Collector's Edition
(100)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
It's nearly impossible to put a new twist on a simple game such as Mahjong. For that reason alone, I have to give a high five to The Mahjong Huntress, and another high five for attaching a somewhat interesting storyline, and some unique features. As you've probably already guessed, this is a detective themed game where the main character, Mary Elisabeth Riley searches for clues as to the whereabouts of her fiance, Sir Charles, from an arranged marriage has disappeared to. Mary possesses a family heirloom pendant that will help you several ways during your Mahjong investigation.
Before the start of each Mahjong level, you will be given three level goals to achieve, each goal achieved gives you a star. There are tasks such as scoring a specific amount of points, or making a specific amount of combos, several of the levels had goals of finishing the level within 0 minutes! This feature alone swayed my opinion and prompted me to rate the game with 3 stars instead of 4, how can you possibly finish the level in zero minutes? How can you ever achieve a perfect score? More importantly, why????
The Pendant's powers are available once you have filled the meter either completely to use any of the powers, or at least to the particular powerup you want to use. Strike is the first power-up you earn, which allows you to place an available tile into the pendant, once you click on the Strike icon, the pendant will find and destroy it's match even if that tile is blocked. (note that you can store a tile there anytime and wait for the match to be uncovered, you don't have to use the power-up) The next power-up is Clairvoyance which highlights random available pairs every few seconds for a short period of time. Fate's Edict is basically a reshuffle feature, Paranormal Sight let's you make matches of pairs that are otherwise blocked, for a short period of time and Polymorph allows you to choose a tile and it will morph all tiles in that group to a single type of tile to allow matches. There are 232 Mystery Challenge levels that are basically freestyle levels as well.
After a group of Mahjong levels have been completed, you will play a set of Match 3, Battle style against your opponent. The instructions for this game was almost non-existent, there was no explanation of what the colored tiles represented, nothing about the power-ups earned or what they did either. I wasn't thrilled with that part of the game, but the Mahjong game itself was entertaining. If you don't like timed games, you probably won't like this game either because you need to find matches quickly, if you hesitate, your combo will reset causing a combo break. Besides that you have to be wicked fast to achieve the goals of completing the level within 0 seconds!
I recommend this game!
Legends of Solitaire: The Lost Cards
A fun filled game of Solitaire for all ages
Overall rating
4
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5
6 of 6 found this review helpful
Legends of Solitaire: The Lost Cards
PostedAugust 11, 2015
pennmom36
fromI hate those Skeleton cards!
Skill Level:Expert
Favorite Genre(s):Puzzle, Hidden Object, Time Management, Adventure, Match 3
Current Favorite:
Phantasmat Collector's Edition
(100)Fun Factor
4
/
5
Visual/Sound Quality
4
/
5
Level of Challenge
4
/
5
Storyline
4
/
5
This is a really entertaining solitaire, but I liked Legends of Solitaire: Curse of the Dragons way more. There are three modes of difficulty available, Casual: the powerbar doesn't decrease, there's a high chance of getting special cards and you get more card points as well as being able to play King to Ace and Ace to King. Normal: the powerbar decreases normally, there is a medium chance of getting special cards, cards are worth normal amounts and you can play King to Ace and Ace to King. Hard: this mode has a powerbar that decreases quickly, there is a low chance of getting special cards, the cards have lower point value, and you cannot play King to Ace or vise versa. There are 4 card designs to choose from and 3 different face card types, 20 Achievements to earn and a Shop with 11 Power-up cards available. Combo's begin at 5 consecutive cards played. Beware, there are several bonus cards to draw that to help you win the hand, BUT, there are also cards drawn that deduct from your powerbar! There are the usual blocked cards that require you to uncover the card that unlocks some of the cards such as finding the key card to use on the locked cards. Once you earn enough stars in the 10 round hand, stars collected afterwards will be added to the next hand. The only feature I didn't like in this game was the fact that you cannot replay any level on any mode to try to achieve a better score, if your score isn't high enough or you haven't met all the goal levels, you have to replay the entire 10 hand round. Enjoy!
I recommend this game!
Travel to a mysterious city and save your love from an ancient curse. Solve perplexing puzzles and explore colorful locations in "Dracula’s Legacy".
Overall rating
4
/
5
45 of 53 found this review helpful
You Don't Want To Play This Game In The Dark!
PostedAugust 11, 2015
pennmom36
fromThankfully, I just bought an entire pack of wooden shish-kabob sticks!
Skill Level:Expert
Favorite Genre(s):Puzzle, Hidden Object, Time Management, Adventure, Match 3
Current Favorite:
Phantasmat Collector's Edition
(100)Fun Factor
4
/
5
Visual/Sound Quality
4
/
5
Level of Challenge
4
/
5
Storyline
4
/
5
Isabella's memories have always been foggy, who she is and where she's from are questions that go unanswered. Her dreams only add to her confusement, repetitive dreams that take place in an old abandoned town, always involving vampires. Isabella's only saving grace was meeting her boyfriend Matt Wilson, who assures her she's not crazy, and convinces her to visit the town in her dreams. They barely get out of the car before they are confronted with a demon, Matt and Isabella run for their lives and become separated when Isabella falls into a den........not just any den, a den of undead, a vampire lair! Isabella must find her way out of this underground dungeon before nightfall, she must find Matt before his soul is forever taken, perhaps she'll find the answer to her soul's questions along the way!
I love the 2D graphics this game has to offer, with views as Isabella sees them, as well as a smooth transition into a frontal camera view as the camera pans forward to view Isabella's character walking towards you. The characters are computer generated, and very lifelike, someone spent a lot of time perfecting the graphics and tweaking the features to stream flawlessly! This game proves that you don't need a bunch of gimmicks to make a game superior, there's only two modes of difficulty, no map, no collectibles,and no mystical magical creatures to assist you. The lack of these features leaves you with time to appreciate the quality cinematics, the detailed graphics, the unobtrusive sound quality and the fantastic well developed storyline.
The Hidden Object Scenes are listed finds, at first it seems that there are only a handful of items required to find, but as you find the listed items, they are replaced with more items that add up to a decent sized HOP. Each scene has interactive items, some of which have puzzles to solve, some have clues you need to find first before applying it to the puzzle. There are also the traditional interactions where you need to click one item and click again on the item it belongs to such as a bottle of wine and a wine glass. There aren't a lot of HOP's but there are a ton of Mini Games ranging from easy to medium difficulty, all of them are doable without much frustration. There are games where you swap blue and red angels by jumping them over each other, turning several rings to create an image, arranging tetris shaped pieces to completely fill a square grid, fuses of different shapes and colors to place correctly into a fuse box with clues shown, and tiles to rotate so that the pipe section on each tile will form a complete pipe from left to right.
This game is worthy of a credit OR cold hard cash, unless you just have to have the luxury of all the bells and whistles associated with a lot of these games. Turn on all the lights, strap on a garlic necklace and prepare to get your vampire hidden object game on, enjoy!
I recommend this game!
Hotel Mahjong
All Mahjong games are the same? You haven't tried Hotel Mahjong yet! Enjoy 5 different ways to play and never get bored.
Overall rating
5
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5
84 of 98 found this review helpful
The Devs Had Their Thinking Caps On With This Creative Mahjong Game
PostedAugust 11, 2015
pennmom36
fromI need a slower timer!
Skill Level:Expert
Favorite Genre(s):Puzzle, Hidden Object, Time Management, Adventure, Match 3
Current Favorite:
Phantasmat Collector's Edition
(100)Fun Factor
5
/
5
Visual/Sound Quality
5
/
5
Level of Challenge
5
/
5
Storyline
5
/
5
I never imagined a Mahjong game could be this fun! Each of the 20 floors of this Hotel has 5 rooms, within each room is a very fast paced (you can opt for a relaxed mode) game of Mahjong. As you progress, you will unlock different backgrounds and different tiles, and you will earn Trophies for achievements along the way. Each Mahjong game is timed unless you opted for the Relaxed untimed version, and you can earn up to 3 gold stars per game. You can replay any game or room as often as you like to try for a better score.
There are five different types of Mahjong available, the faster you match tiles, the faster the bonus meter fills. When the bonus meter is full, you will earn the bonus prize shown at the top of the meter such as a bonus shuffle, more time or more points:
-Classic: This is the traditional mahjong style where you match two identical tiles that are free, a free tile has no other tile blocking the sides or on top. Unless you have chosen the Relaxed mode, all tiles must be removed before the timer runs out.
-Freecell: Some tiles can be placed into available silver squares in order to unlock other tiles. The tiles in the silver squares are removed when you match them with a tile on the board.
-Triple: This is my favorite game, which is a variation of Classic, only you have to match 3 identical tiles instead of two. This sounds really easy, but I found myself panicking a bit as I tried to find three of the same tiles before the timer ran out.
-Split: You must match tiles that are in the golden square with tiles that are on the board. You cannot match tiles just on the board itself, the gold square tiles must be included.
-River: You make matches of two identical colored tiles in which a line could connect the two. This line can only have two corners at the most. This sounds crazy complicated, but it's actually really easy because when you click on the first tile, an imaginary line will appear which can help you decide which tiles are available to accomplish this task. I have played this version before, but never thought of it as a mahjong game until now.
-Freecell: Some tiles can be placed into available silver squares in order to unlock other tiles. The tiles in the silver squares are removed when you match them with a tile on the board.
-Triple: This is my favorite game, which is a variation of Classic, only you have to match 3 identical tiles instead of two. This sounds really easy, but I found myself panicking a bit as I tried to find three of the same tiles before the timer ran out.
-Split: You must match tiles that are in the golden square with tiles that are on the board. You cannot match tiles just on the board itself, the gold square tiles must be included.
-River: You make matches of two identical colored tiles in which a line could connect the two. This line can only have two corners at the most. This sounds crazy complicated, but it's actually really easy because when you click on the first tile, an imaginary line will appear which can help you decide which tiles are available to accomplish this task. I have played this version before, but never thought of it as a mahjong game until now.
This elevator only goes up, and sheds a new light onto an old and somewhat mundane game. So get your Mahjong game on and enjoy the ride to the 20th floor!
I recommend this game!
Mystery Trackers: Winterpoint Tragedy Collector's Edition
Answer a distress call at an arctic research lab where scientists have made a chilling discovery!
Overall rating
5
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5
216 of 310 found this review helpful
If It Wasn't For "Elf" You'd Never Guess This Was A Mystery Trackers Game
PostedAugust 8, 2015
pennmom36
fromElf is not equipment!
Skill Level:Expert
Favorite Genre(s):Puzzle, Hidden Object, Time Management, Adventure, Match 3
Current Favorite:
Phantasmat Collector's Edition
(100)Fun Factor
5
/
5
Visual/Sound Quality
5
/
5
Level of Challenge
5
/
5
Storyline
5
/
5
I'm a huge fan of this series and I own everyone of them, but Winterpoint Tragedy doesn't seem like a Mystery Trackers game. That's not necessarily a bad thing, but, if it ain't broke, don't fix it! The Agency has sent you to the Winterpoint Station in Alaska to investigate a distress call received from a fellow agent. The station has been sabotaged by someone, or something, and you quickly discover that you're not alone......and you're not welcome!
Elf hasn't retired yet, and the cold doesn't seem to deter this feisty little furry agent either. Elf's ready, willing and most definitely able to lend a paw at a moments notice, bravely going where no dog has gone before. There are complex inventory items that require some type of interaction before using them, and 24 different Achievements to earn throughout the game. There are two different collectibles, characters such as the boss, a photographer and a snow mobile driver, as well as brightly lit stars that are stored on your Starry Sky constellation map. Mystery Trackers didn't let me down on my favorite feature, yes, there are Morphing Objects to find in each scene! There's always some type of gadget the agency equips you with, this case requires the use of a technologically advanced visor. The visor is capable of detecting heat and energy sources as well as identifying damage, in the form of a quick and simple HOP where you find a handful of identical symbols.
The Hidden Object Scenes vary, which isn't the norm in this series known for it's detailed scenes with interactive list finds. There are still some listed item finds, one of which require a flashlight to find items in a dark room. There are also interactive silhouetted shape finds, multiples of one item and one where you click to move an item aside revealing a hidden item that needs to be matched with it's partner. The Mini Games are way too simple in my opinion, the only one's that aren't are the Rube Goldberg style puzzles where you interact with several small and quirky puzzles on a panel or board. There are simple puzzles of swapping or rotating tiles, clicking on buttons in the correct sequence, punching in code numbers to crack safes and a somewhat confusing game where you use security cameras to pinpoint the correct area that the power is blocked and then you connect the power lines to restore the flow of energy.
This Collector's Edition has 8 Wallpapers, 8 Concept Art pictures, 6 Music Soundtracks, 24 Achievements, a Secret Room, a Starry Sky constellation map that houses 40 Collectible Stars, Morphing Objects, Collectible Characters, a built in Strategy Guide and a Bonus Chapter. If you can overlook the fact that this game doesn't "feel" like the typical Mystery Trackers game, it's a decent game with excellent graphics, quality cinematics, and an extraterrestrial vibe so put on your MT badge, scoop up Elf and get your game on, enjoy!
I recommend this game!
Whispered Secrets: Golden Silence Collector's Edition
A man has gone missing in the town of Rockshire, but the townspeople deny he was ever there. What dark secret are they hiding?
Overall rating
5
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5
152 of 173 found this review helpful
Mining The Spoils Of Evil
PostedAugust 6, 2015
pennmom36
fromIf those miners had only played some of these games they'd have know better that to open the buried chest!
Skill Level:Expert
Favorite Genre(s):Puzzle, Hidden Object, Time Management, Adventure, Match 3
Current Favorite:
Phantasmat Collector's Edition
(100)Fun Factor
4
/
5
Visual/Sound Quality
4
/
5
Level of Challenge
4
/
5
Storyline
4
/
5
Bonnie Turner has hired you to find her missing husband, Bill, who had sought work in the mines of Rockshire. When you arrive, you learn that the entire town has been shut down, and someone will stop at nothing to keep you from discovering the truth! Someone, perhaps Bill himself, has systematically hidden clues throughout the town with the hope that someone, anyone might be able to stop the evil that lurks within the town!
This game starts out a wee bit slow, but picks up a nice pace as you progress, drawing you into the story. There is a Customizable mode, with a feature that makes the Mini Games more difficult, I highly recommend this option to seasoned players because even with this feature turned on, I felt the Mini Games were kind of easy. One of my favorite features of this series, is the Collectible Hidden Crystals. There are a total of 72, and each location has a specific number with a convenient pull tab on the left of the screen to show you how many there are in your current location. Once all of the crystals have been found, the downlow on the city's mystery will be revealed! Many of the inventory items are complex items that require some type of interaction before the item can be used, and there are plenty of Achievements to earn as well. The Red Panda has eaten his bamboo and as ready willing and able to help you once again to retrieve items in places only a panda would dare to venture! Another cool feature this series has are Picture Hints. When you uncover hidden pictures, you match the picture to the correct scene and location and wherever the X is on the picture, that's where you will find the next clue.
The Hidden Object Scenes weren't bad, one in particular felt awkward, as you are tasked with finding interactive list finds whilst struggling with an attacker the entire time, and after the items are found, you had to trace a few jagged lines with a hand and knife cursor, just weird in my opinion. There are multiple finds, and silhouetted shape finds as well, and you can opt for a Match 3 game instead. A big disappointment for me came with the realization that most of the HOS are repeated, and that makes it boring so at least there's an alternate game available.
The Mini Games are in abundance, I know some gamers loathe that but I love the Mini Games, in fact I would love to play a game that had nothing but Mini Games! I will list a few of the games available in the demo but keep in mind, I opted for more difficult games so I'm not sure if they are different. The first game has you flip over two tokens at a time to make a match followed by circular discs with sections to be swapped to create a picture. A lantern game where the goal is to light all lanterns. when one lantern is selected, others are affected. A picture on a wall with arrows on each column and row to nudge picture sections to the correct slot, a safe cracking code where you swap stained glass sections to create a mirror image, and a classic game of sliding tokens along designated paths so all silver tokens are on the top and all gold tokens are on the bottom.
This Collector's Edition has Achievements, 72 Collectible Crystals, Music Soundtracks, replayable Hidden Object Scenes and Mini Games, Movies, Wallpapers, a Workshop (dev. diary and Concept Art) a built in Strategy Guide and TWO Bonus Chapters (Sister's Spell and Eternal Love) So get your HO game on and enjoy!
I recommend this game!
Fort Meow
In Fort Meow, use physics-based puzzle mechanics to construct a pillow fort and protect Nia from a barrage of feline assailants!
Overall rating
2
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5
14 of 16 found this review helpful
Fort Boring
PostedAugust 5, 2015
pennmom36
fromI need a flashlight not a bean bag chair.
Skill Level:Expert
Favorite Genre(s):Puzzle, Hidden Object, Time Management, Adventure, Match 3
Current Favorite:
Phantasmat Collector's Edition
(100)Fun Factor
2
/
5
Visual/Sound Quality
2
/
5
Level of Challenge
2
/
5
Storyline
2
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5
Normally I love physics based games, but after playing this game for 30 minutes, there was nothing to hold my interest, so I gave up on it. The basics of the game is to use household items to build a fort that will protect you from annoying pouncing cats. That in itself sounds interesting, but for me it just becomes mundane. Once you have enough energy, you can explore different rooms in the house for more items, mattresses, tables, tv's, pillows, beanbags etc. You then have a time limit to construct your fort by clicking, dragging and rotating items that will withstand pouncing cats and fat cats who attack with brutal force from the side. As the game progresses, different cats are added with different skills, and you receive gifts in the mail such as squirt guns and beachballs that can be used during the attacks.
I have no doubt that many will love this game, but this game isn't nearly as fun as the last physics game with the cookie loving Cat on a Diet, so download the trial first to see if it's a fit for you.
I don't recommend this game.
Invasion: Lost in Time
Complete dangerous missions amid dazzling landscapes of prehistoric Earth and alien worlds. Can you complete these thrilling puzzles in order to return home?
Overall rating
5
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5
143 of 168 found this review helpful
Time Invasion
PostedAugust 4, 2015
pennmom36
fromIf I died 10,000 years ago, how'd I discover myself?
Skill Level:Expert
Favorite Genre(s):Puzzle, Hidden Object, Time Management, Adventure, Match 3
Current Favorite:
Phantasmat Collector's Edition
(100)Fun Factor
5
/
5
Visual/Sound Quality
5
/
5
Level of Challenge
5
/
5
Storyline
5
/
5
What would you think if you discovered a sarcophagus 10,000 years old, and inside was a modern day smartphone? What would you think if the mummy inside looked exactly like you? Well, after some confusing moments, you would begin to think that just maybe, time travel is possible! (I wanna be buried with a smartphone too, just in case)
This is a very unusual game, with very unusual features, and a ton of innovative games. The Hidden Object Games are varied from matching two related items, finding items that match silhouetted shapes and interactive list finds. The Mini Games are much more impressive, and plentiful! From recreating an image using three different symbol shapes, swapping and rotating circular discs (while you learn of fantastic time travelers) Swapping books in the correct order to recreate an image, finding items shown on a list through a telescope, and a unique jigsaw where you swap different sized pieces even if they look too big or small to fit. My favorite game was a fast past code game where you click on the numbers in the correct sequence, the kicker is that the numbers are rotating AND changing at a wicked fast pace!
Even though this is a standard edition, there are 16 Achievements, and several really cool mini games to unlock, which was my favorite part. The following are descriptions of my favorite puzzles, replayable Mini Games are also available.
1: Find 5 which takes place in the scenes you've visited in the main story. 5 small images are shown for you to "find" somewhere in the scene.
2: Puzzle Boxes, a very addicting game where the goal is to remove all of the different colored boxes in the center by making a match of at least 2 of the same colored boxes. There are boxes on all 4 sides of the field that are used to launch boxes into the field.
I recommend this game!
Build a town for ghosts in the beautiful valley by the sea and recreate all of the four seasons.
Overall rating
5
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5
91 of 103 found this review helpful
The Ghosts Are On The Move
PostedAugust 4, 2015
pennmom36
fromDoes this mean it's no longer Lauraville? Unseasonaville?
Skill Level:Expert
Favorite Genre(s):Puzzle, Hidden Object, Time Management, Adventure, Match 3
Current Favorite:
Phantasmat Collector's Edition
(100)Fun Factor
5
/
5
Visual/Sound Quality
5
/
5
Level of Challenge
5
/
5
Storyline
5
/
5
This is quickly becoming one of my favorite Match 3 series, those friendly ghosts are back and looking for a new place to call home. They have found a new place to lay their welcome mat down, problem is, there's no seasons, no clouds, no wind, no rain! First things first, we need to play Match 3 games to earn coins and help the ghosts solve yet another dilemma.
This game is available in a Relaxed, Limited Time and Limited Moves mode. I played the game on the Timed mode, and let me tell you, there were a couple of levels that I had to replay because I ran out of time! Keep this in mind when playing, it's all about the coins, don't worry about obstacles UNLESS they are standing in the way of getting to a coin. Coins are collected when you make at least a Match 3 adjacent to them, beside them, over them and directly below them. Some Coins are in half, requiring matches next to them to make the halves come together in a straight line. Eventually there are dirty coins that need a power up to clean, icy coins that require fire, molds to fill with gold to create coins, and coins with locks and keys that need joined, along with obstacles such as wood, vines, chains, fog, fur, ice, walls and stones.
Matches of 4 will give you a Star powerup that can be matched or double clicked on to make a small explosion, a Match 5 gives you Dynamite, a Match 6 gives you a Pack of Stars, and a Match 7 gives you a Pack of Dynamite. You can "move" the powerups by making matches above them to move them up, beside them, and below them too.
The money you earn allows you to build houses, and various buildings that will help the ghosts create seasons, clouds etc. The first thing you build is a Calendar which holds your Achievements and eventually let's you switch between seasons. After a few levels you get to play various types of Mini Games such as Mahjong and Spot The Difference, so get your Match 3 game on and enjoy!
I recommend this game!
Witches' Legacy: The Dark Throne
The witches' dark legacy continues as Lynn becomes possessed!
Overall rating
5
/
5
56 of 61 found this review helpful
Following In Queen Morgana's Footsteps
PostedAugust 2, 2015
pennmom36
fromBtw, Penn is an Ivy League school, pen is a writing utencil
Skill Level:Expert
Favorite Genre(s):Puzzle, Hidden Object, Time Management, Adventure, Match 3
Current Favorite:
Phantasmat Collector's Edition
(100)Fun Factor
5
/
5
Visual/Sound Quality
5
/
5
Level of Challenge
5
/
5
Storyline
5
/
5
Lynn was born with magic, good magic. Queen Morgana desperately wanted these powers on her side, the dark side, so she had her servant Elizabeth kill Lynn's entire family. With no blood ties, Lynn would surely join her, but wait! There is a distant relative and Carrie took Lynn in and raised her as her own child, and the Imp, who used to be Lynn's pet dog! With Carrie's help, Lynn defeated and killed Morgana, but Morgana had one more trick up her sleeve. Will Lynn turn to the dark side after all?
This episode of Witches' Legacy is played and narrated by Edward Watson who is Lynn's husband, I'm not thrilled with that aspect, but it's still one of my favorite series. One of the coolest features this game has to offer besides the wonderful graphics, is that almost everything can be interacted with, especially the magical flowers that put on a fantastic display whenever you click on them, The Imp is back, once Lynn's family dog, now a comical Imp who is ready willing and able to help you at a moments notice. (with some props of course) You can click on him as well and watch him ham it up for you as he entertains you and himself! You are equipped with a Glass of Truth which lets you see the "real" image of the characters you meet along the way, and creates something they favor. If you choose the Collector's Edition, there are Achievements to earn, and 35 Morphing Objects available. There are also 36 Collectible Puzzle pieces that can be pieced together in a jigsaw puzzle that will create 4 different Wallpapers when finished.
The Hidden Object Scenes are interactive list finds, after finding 4 silhouetted shapes to uncover the list. Each item that is found usually reveal fragments that form a picture or necessary inventory item, and you can opt for an alternate Matching game where you flip over two cards at a time to make a match of identical items. There are 29 Mini Games, ranging from simple jigsaws to repeating the sequence of feathers lighting up with a specific color pattern.
The Collector's Edition has 9 Wallpapers, 9 Art Gallery pictures, 3 Screensavers, 6 Soundtracks, Achievements, 36 Jigsaw puzzle Pieces, 35 Morphing Objects, a built in Strategy Guide and a Bonus Chapter, so get your Witches' Legacy game on and enjoy!
I recommend this game!