macOSWorld Mosaics 2

World Mosaics 2
$4.99

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

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Description

Return to the puzzle adventure that takes you around the world! Having tracked the origins of the Sea People to the legendary city of Atlantis, the power of a magical hourglass has taken you back through time! Solve your way from the wonders of the Jurassic period, through the Dawn of Civilization, to the glorious Renaissance as you restore the hourglass of the Pelasgians and return to your own time!

Features:

  • 98 Story Puzzles
  • 152 Extra Puzzles
  • Time Travel through 7 Eras
  • Over 10 Hours of Addictive Gameplay!

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 TypeIntel Mac Only
CPU CoresAny
CPU SpeedAny
System RAMAny
Drive SpaceUnknown
Video RAMAny

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  1. problematic graphics*****

    It was hard to enjoy this program because the graphics did not work well. The play itself is fun, but the screen would not clear and so there were overlapping shots. Just a mess. No excuse.

    by Kare Hunol, USA - Apr 23rd 2011

  2. World Mosaics 2*****

    Mac games are always well done. The Mosaic series is my favorite 'go to' or 'tweener' game that I always go back to when I want a short break &or change of pace, as I can always pick it up at anytime.

    by Louise Hemphill, USA - Jan 15th 2011

  3. absorbing and challenging*****

    I enjoyed the first World Mosaics, and this one is even better. These puzzles keep you thinking and the progression from easy to difficult is well paced. The music is pleasant, and the story line unintrusive and not important to the puzzles. Just hours of good brain exercise.

    by Jennie Morgan, USA - Sep 17th 2009

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