Alicia Quatermain 4: Da Vinci and the Time Machine Collector's Edition
Well, the game's surely enjoyable with some nice new features, but the resolution issue is extremely annoying and takes away a lot of the fun: the game field is normal sized, however, dialog boxes and resource information is tiny and extremely hard to read. And I don't need glasses. So you lose precious seconds trying to decipher objectives (some only appear once you have solved other objectives). I hope they fix that issue soon, high resolution screens won't go away. Other than that, it is a nice addition to the series and I look forward to more installments.
When a powerful artifact that controls time itself is stolen from the secret order sworn to protect it, it’s up to you to track down the thief, before they cause permanent damage.
This is old school difficulty real time strategy. The scenario, the atmsophere is excellent and the gameplay is entertaining but this game is not forgiving. You mess up once you're looking at a LONG replay of an extended stealth sequence. 'Gitting Gud' takes way more time than I'm willing to spend on this game. Maybe it's my oldsterness but I just don't oftentimes have the sheer amount of constant situational awareness, or the technical know-how to cheese the system here. Still, worthwhile if you can invest the time or you enjoy lots of slow speed strategy.
Excellent horror atmosphere. The puzzles are familiar if you've played any hidden object style graphic games, but it has a great spooky sensability to the artwork, music, and storyline. The only real problem is this series concludes on a hard cliffhanger, and it's still not clear if they'll release a sequel.
One of my favorite time management series is back. It's better than the last one which had a few glitches and was much slower paced. The only thing that I did not like about this new one is that they introduced the new feature, which I really liked, quite early in the game. This gave the whole game a bit of a repetitiveness rather than a gradual buildup of new things and difficulty. Overall, though it's a great game and I enjoyed playing it and will surely do so again
This is another great Griddlers game for people who don't mind taking their time, considering alternatives and making deliberate decisions. This is a thinking game, not an action game, but it is challenging and rewarding without making the player tense up. It is relaxing, but challenging.
Dying Light: The Following is a new chapter of Kyle Crane's story and a vast expansion to the base game. Offering the amount of content fit for a stand-alone title.
Season Pass gives you access to all of the major DLC packs released during the first year of post-launch support including its biggest and critically acclaimed expansion - Dying Light: The Following.
Who is Bozak? Survive his brutal challenges and learn more about the man who organized the quarantine zones trials in a brand-new game mode playable in single-player and co-op.
First-person action survival game set in a post-apocalyptic open world overrun by flesh-hungry zombies. Roam a city devastated by a mysterious virus epidemic.
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Dying Light has been released on the MacGameStore for $39.99!
First-person action survival game set in a post-apocalyptic open world overrun by flesh-hungry zombies. Roam a city devastated by a mysterious virus epidemic.
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The same characters but with an evil villain
I love this Time management game and enjoy playing them all. They each have a few Quirks like the floating mouse control and the last version that I just could not complete because of it crashing. But his latest version has an evil villain to add to the mix. Loved some of the new features and I will have to wait for the Standard verion because of the cost. Still Top marks for this game.
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