March 11th, 2010 Jack
Visual Novels are like interactive books. You read a story, but from time to time, a menu appears with several choices available. Once you pick a choice, it will modify the course of the story.
In the case of this game, it will lead to one of the 3 different endings. The game is about Heileen, a cute 18 year old English girl who sails for the New World. During her voyage she’ll meet old and new friends and discover lots of secrets, and ultimately find what really wants for herself.
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January 20th, 2010 Tanya
In Escape the Museum, you were playing a hidden object game for Mac from our main character, Susan’s point of view as she looked through artifacts in the crumbling museum while also trying to find her daughter, Caitlyn. In Escape the Museum 2, the POV is from David, Susan’s husband, who was at home at the time of the earthquake. There is much more adventure gaming and puzzle solving required in this game in addition to the main hidden objects game play. David is on one side of town and he’s got to cross the ruined city to get to the museum, where Susan and Caitlyn are. Get David to negotiate the broken city across town on his way to saving Susan and Caitlyn. If you can’t seem to get enough games like this, then try playing more hidden object games for Mac.
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January 12th, 2010 Tanya
A morning jog turns up a spine chilling discovery, and a new wave of fear begins to hover over the beautiful city of San Francisco, much like the dense famous fog that rolls in every day. Enter the world of James Patterson, one of America`s most popular storytellers, and study murder scenes as Claire Washburn, Lindsay Boxer and crime reporter Cindy Thomas. Look for hidden objects inside 9 investigations, brain-bending puzzles, strikingly-beautiful artwork, and an all-new spine tingling storyline. Discover the truth and stop a psychotic killer. Play another game like this: Agatha Christie’s Peril at End House.
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Visual Novels are like interactive books. You read a story, but from time to time, a menu appears with several choices available. Once you pick a choice, it will modify the course of the story.