ArchMage has been released on the Mac Game Store for $19.95!
ArchMage is an action game set in a fantasy world where you fight, as either a young mage with his mighty dragon or as a young witch with her mystical unicorn.
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Enchanted Gardens has been released on the Mac Game Store for $19.95!
Hone your gardening and matching skills in this delightful puzzle game.
It's link-matching madness that's sure to twist your brain and keep you chained to your seat!
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FANTASTIC
This game is clever, beautifully done..One of the most unique games I've had the honor of seeing or playing...Don't hesitate in buying this one,its' a keeper!...Of special interest is the choice of a timed game or a more leisurely paced game...The "side" puzzles are a lot of fun and certainly an added bonus..I hope that there are many more Travelogue Games for the Mac fans!...Thank-you so much
In Travelogue 360 Paris, you explore Paris, find souvenirs, contribute to a travel magazine and have a great time. All in beautiful 360 degree graphics.
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Incredible sequel to the Luxor series!
I must say i'm addicted to luxor and bought already Luxor, Luxor Amun Rising and now Luxor 2. The game is simple yet very challenging and addicting. The graphics are pretty good but unfortunately MacBooks native resolution is not listed. The music really creates a nice atmosphere and overall the game is lot of fun. My only major complaint is that there are not many maps, after a stage 4 only the last map of the stage changes (i'm at stage 8 right now). Bonus levels are a great news and are needed to calm down a bit after the game becomes hard.
Just when you thought it was safe to pick up the cards again...the monkeys are back for revenge. The whole gang is back with more jokes, more antics, and most importantly, more solitaire.
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The best so far...
This is the latest of the Mystery Case files series. In my opinion, it is the best so far. What I do like about this one is that it is a more cohesive game in both storyline and graphics.
I like the way that unlike the others in the series, it has a narrative, rather than a set of disjointed characters. The story and puzzles were in keeping with the cluttered rooms and outside areas in the haunted mansion.
The portrayal of the characters was certainly more in keeping with the whole atmosphere, unlike the earlier series characters, though funny, and well depicted, did not fit in with the general theme of the rooms and the turgid, creepy old discarded objects within them.
Thankfully, the peep hole view used for certain scenes in Prime Suspects was not used as a puzzle device. I liked the mini puzzles which opened the various doors. Nicely programmed, humourous, yet keeping with the eccentric spirit of the game. What was pleasing was the option to bypass the puzzle if needed as well as the ability to play the game untimed.
The audio was appriopriate, subtle and as well as being unobtrusive, giving a little bit more of a creepy atmosphere to the dark scenes.
Looking forwrd to the next...and the next.... installments.
Monstertown is under attack from a collection of wacky monsters, and it's up to you to help the good-hearted Zak & Jack save their town.
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Minigolf Mania has been released on the Mac Game Store for $19.95!
Miniature Golf has never been so much fun! Minigolf Mania takes you and up to three friends from the traditional Golden Hills to the fiery pools of Lava Islands.
The third game in the extremely popular Mystery Case Files series is here and better than ever before!
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Not as advertised
Be careful and read the info. 90 *potentially* player controlled nations. You start off with only about 9 and are expected to aquire the other nations. But you cannot start another game with those nations you aquire. Graphics are horrible, like a windows 95 era game. Advice: save your money!
This game is a front-scroller on rails, la Crash Bandicoot. The character follows a curved path, rather than a straight one, which might be perceived as side-scrolling, but it's not. I find the gameplay to be just about right for this type of gamelots of jumping and smashing, spinning and rollng. It's a kid's game!
The graphics look really nice on a G5 Dualcore with the GEForce 6600. The company was very responsive to users' outcry for gamepad support, publishing a new patch only a couple weeks after the first demo was out. I do have to agree with MasterK on one point, however: Armado's "reflexes" are really slow, on a very speedy Mac. It sometimes takes 7 or 8 "spinning jumps" to kill a red ant, and there are times when it's just about impossible to dodge the boulders. I don't know if it's sloppy coding or what, but I never have such problems getting my character to react in Doom 3...Overall, a real good game for Mac kids, something we could use a lot more of!
It's a really neat idea but it feels like a half-implemented game. Needs a ton of work to actually become playable. Scenario is the same no matter what country you start as, the policy dilemmas aren't interactive and it's hard to tell what their effect is, and the interface is messy with spelling mistakes and poor graphics (even if it's going to be text-based, it could have looked a LOT better).
There needs to be a bigger and more country-specific mix of initiatives to implement as well. The results from these initiatives were a little simplistic.
Overall, I cannot recommend this game. It's just not playable after about an hour of exploration. Hopefully the makers will spend some time and upgrade this, because it could be really cool.
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