macOSRasputin's Curse

Rasputin's Curse
$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

Help Lora unravel the secrets of her family’s history in Rasputin's Curse, a mind-bending hidden-object adventure.

When Lora and Mark's marriage reaches a breaking point, she sets out on a journey to St. Petersburg, Russia, a city that has mysteriously fascinated her throughout her life. Not only will her trip to St. Petersburg, the birthplace of her great-grandmother, give her the opportunity to research her heritage, it will also give her a much-needed break from things at home.

Help Lora decipher tantalizing clues, find hidden objects, and solve mind bending puzzles that will eventually lead her to the small village where her great-grandmother was born and, ultimately, to a shocking confrontation with the “Mad Monk”!

Features:

  • 22 exotic locations
  • 12 mind-bending Mini-game puzzles
  • Over 225+ objects spread throughout the game

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

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  1. Nothing really new here...*****

    This is your typical seek and find, puzzle game oriented towards female players. At least this game has taken some historical characters (Rasputin and the Russian royalty that he served). The game was overall very easy except for the extra small clues, which made squinting a must for me to see them. The music was dramatic and Russian sounding and the overall look was like an old, silent movie (The Battleship Potemkin?). I especially liked one of the short side games where knowing world geography was essential. Not a great hidden object game, but certainly not the worst.

    by Karen Connelly, USA - Jul 2nd 2010

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