If not already taken, Enigmatis: The Ghosts of Maple Creek would be up my alley.Thanks again Juju.
Got some more spare keys:
Enigmatis: The Ghosts of Maple Creek
Enigmatis 2: The Mists of Ravenwood
Please reply to the thread. Only legitimate posters/requests and one person per key, to give others a chance.
PM has been sent.If not already taken, Enigmatis: The Ghosts of Maple Creek would be up my alley.
Generally point-and-click. I think I've played a few with puzzles that were click-and-drag as well.How does game play work in these games?
The core of the games usually are that you are given a screen of graphics with 'hidden objects' to find, usually with a timer.How does game play work in these games?
They usually have three parts:How does game play work in these games?
a good one to try out would be the Nightmares From The Deep series.How does game play work in these games?
Basically it's a 2d puzzle game, each area in the game is represented by a 2D screen which has objects of interest in it, some you can pick up and add to your invention, some you can interact with and some like doors take you to new areas which are different screens. Normally if you interact with a puzzle you get a separate puzzle screen pop up to do the puzzle on before you advance. It's very much like the very old puzzle games Myst except targeted at much lower end of the puzzle spectrum so that most people can play easily and enjoy. You also sometimes get hidden object screens which are crammed with 100's of items and you have to pick out specific parts.How does game play work in these games?
I'm giving them a try now.
Seems good, starting with Strings of Deception. Streams ok to steam box. Heck for 25 cents a game, got my money's worth already with this title.I'm giving them a try now.