Hidden Mysteries: Buckingham Palace

Posted by admin On March - 16 - 2010

48 levels with 12 different chapters, Unique credit-based hint system.
Based on a true story from Buckingham Palace learn fun royal facts!
Hundreds of items in each location, Clever mini-games keep gameplay varied
Combine unique items to solve problems
Items found throughout the missions act as puzzle pieces at the end of each stage.

Product Description
Help find the Crown Jewels!

Peel back the curtains on one of the grandest buildings in the world to look for treasure and uncover its deepest secrets. Learn fun facts about several royal locations while you search for h… More >>

Hidden Mysteries: Buckingham Palace

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3 Responses so far

Mrs. H. Vickers Said,
I found this game to be very good and there where some interasting facts and figures very enjoyable.Hidden Mysteries: Buckingham Palace (PC CD)
Rating: 4 / 5

Posted on March 16th, 2010 at 10:54 pm
Victoria J. Mullis Said,
This was a really great game to play with kids. I loved playing it with my children and they all enjoyed it from age 6 – 11.
Rating: 4 / 5

Posted on March 17th, 2010 at 12:44 am
Bob Said,
A hidden object game with a few puzzles. This game claims 48 levels with 12 different chapters and although this is correct what it does not say is that there are actually not that many locations and you keep visiting the same locations and often look for the same objects, the objects do not move. The unique hint system is simply finding a couple of crowns in each scene getting 5 credits for each crown which you can use to either find the object (5 credits) or to get a hint like the outline of the object. The story like most of these games is skimpy and usually not worth reading. The games are easy and usually involve putting an object you have found in a previous scene somewhere on a screen, this is made easier by the curser flashing when you are in the correct place. There are 2 modes timed and lesure (not timed) Probably OK for 6 to 8 year olds but there are much better games of this type for example Azada.
Rating: 3 / 5

Posted on March 17th, 2010 at 3:27 am

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