macOSAncient Secrets

Ancient Secrets
$19.95

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Please note, this game will not run on Macs with macOS 10.15 or newer.

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Description

Requirements

Mac ReqsMinimum SupportedWill It Run?
Mac OS10.5.8Download the MacGameStore App to compare your Mac's information in real-time.

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64bit SupportNo
CPU TypeUniversal (PPC/Intel)
CPU CoresAny
CPU SpeedAny
System RAMAny
Drive SpaceUnknown
Video RAMAny

Reviews & Comments

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  1. Perfect for Beginners*****

    Ancient Secrets is a pefect game to introduce anyone to Hidden Object Games. The game is fairly linear in nature, directing you to the next task's location. Little time is wasted wandering around trying to decide where to go next. It would be excellent for the younger player, requiring them to read in order to progress. The puzzles are numerous and a lot of fun to solve. I would not recommend it for the accomplished HOG player.

    by Dufresne, Canada - Nov 27th 2015
  2. All most AWESOME!*****

    This program I thought was absolutely fantastic. I would have given it 5 stars if the game continued on longer. I have played many games of this type so it only took me 9 hours to finish it but it would have been better if it had many more levels. Have fun I did.

    by viperbob, USA - Mar 21st 2014
  3. well done if unexceptional*****

    Although the criticisms leveled are accurate - the gameplay is short, the hints are insistent, and the tasks simple - they don't give you the full picture. The story is coherent, the puzzles require thought, the adventure is well-paced. It was enjoyable! Plus, it actually quits when you tell it to quit, as opposed to almost every other game. Most games act surprised that you want to leave. The lack of that trivial annoyance was a relief!

    by Kare Hunol, USA - Dec 20th 2011

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