Those who love and wait and enjoy pure match-three games are going to appreciate this one. Jewel Quest: The Sleepless Star is a fifth game in the series. Even thought the core gameplay didn't change too much, the game is still full everything you may need for a fast paced gem swapping. In this game you walk away a little bit from Rupert and his rival Sebastian. You go back into 1901 to join one of Rupert's ancestors. His name is Percy, and you might remember him from the previous game, Jewel Quest: Heritage. Percy is a scientist and he is in search of a powerful jewel called the Sleepless Star. You join not only him, but also a young Algonquin woman named Yellow Feather. Your task is to find the thieves and get the jewel back. All the searching is spread over six chapters and about 200 boards.
If you are like me, and you notice all smallests details of the games you play, you are going to like this game. Dark Parables: The Exiled Prince is one of the latest releases into the hidden object/adventure games. The game features a great story, absolutely wonderful graphics, and challenging tasks for you to accomplish. So the story that unrolls before you seems to be familiar at the beginning. You join a chancellor's daughter and her body guard as they walk in the forest. Soon they get lost and even missing, and that is the start of your adventures. As they go they talk about the Prince from the story where he used to be a frog, but turned into a man after being kissed. The classic story tells us that the used-to-be-a frog prince and the kisser lived happily ever after. But according to the game things went wrong somewhere along the way and the poor guy is now wandering in the forset. Such a beginning was a great hook for me to stay there more to see their version of the end of the story.
This time you go back to the 80's. Even if you are not familiar with previous successful series of Fix-it-up: Kate's Adventure and it's sequel Fix-it-up: World Tour, you will be easily captivated with this new and incredible time management game. Though Fix-it-up Eighties: Meet Kate's Parents goes on garage-themed again, it promises to be more interesting, challenging and addicting. Here you meet Frank and Mary, who happen to be Kate's parents. All of the work will be around the cars and everything that is connected with them. Buying, fixing, renting, upgrading, painting and of course selling them at a profit. You can develop your own strategy to earn money the way you want to. Your choice and prosperity is up to you!
Shopping, shopping, shopping. It seems to be loved by most people, especially if there is an opportunity to do it in a huge store with different departments. Being involved in the real process of buying you sometimes are sometimes faced with the difficulty to find items in the shop. Well, in Shop-N-Spree: Family Fortune, looking for the goods you will stumble upon the same problem. This game is a mix of two popular genres - hidden object and time management in so closed way that it is even difficult to say what you are to do more to seek or to serve. It is probably may be called - serving by seeking.
The word “mystery” usually implies the spooky atmosphere and dark colors. That’s definitely not the case. Though the game plot is based on mysterious disappearance of an Earl and all the characters you’ll meet on your way will tell you nothing except the frightened and disjointed account, hardly there is anything enigmatic. But there are lot’s of romantics. If I were asked who’d most probably like Mystery of the Earl I’d suggest the girls who generally enjoy all the wedding rush and know what the garter looks like. This adventure game consists of hidden object scenes and some puzzles. And it will not take much time to solve them for the experienced players. And though Mystery of the Earl might seem a strange option for the Halloween eve, but for those of you who are tired of darkness, vampires, and other sinister stuff might like the game.
