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Shades of Death: Royal Blood Mac

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After your father dies, your sister Violet requests your help at the Family Castle. After arriving, things seem to be in disarray. Explore the castle and help Violet get to the bottom of a dark mystery in Shades of Death: Royal Blood. Use your Hidden Object Puzzle Adventure skills to explore the grounds and solve tricky puzzles. Discover what had frightened your father and find the truth behind his death.

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System Requirements:
  • OS: 10.5
  • CPU: 1.0 GHz
  • RAM: 256 MB
  • Hard Drive: 91 MB
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Shades of Death: Royal Blood 3.8 5 10 10
Not worth the money. Whilst the story line is interesting I found the level of challenge way too easy. I was also really disappointed to find that after the 60 minute trial ran out and I paid for the full game, that there was only 10 minutes of game play left, so I feel a bit ripped off. There are a lot of excellent, more challenging games on this site. Sadly this is not one of them. November 12, 2011
Short and bland Completely in agreement with Ptollemy. Not much worse than finding out you paid to play the last 10 minutes of a game. It's quite short, and rather bland as Hidden Object games go. There are far better. November 22, 2011
Easy to Play Beat-the-Vampires Game PLUS SIDE = Sometimes you just want something easy-to-play, and this game fills the bill. I bought it a few months ago, and just replayed today because I wanted something non-intense to play. This game has an interesting storyline (help save the town from the return of the evil-spirit king) with a nice mix of Hidden Object scenes and fairly easy-to-do puzzles. The action for each chapter takes place within a limited area, so there is not a huge amount of back-and-forth trekking. The visuals (except for some of the Hidden Object scenes) were very well done, and the story has a satisfying ending. MINUS SIDE = The colors are a very monochromic brown and blue in some of the Hidden Object scenes, which makes it hard to find the objects. The game is fairly short, I finished it the first time I played in under three hours. There are no voiceovers, just script dialog (which can be skipped). For those concerned about occult themes, the story does deal with the supernatural (vampires and spirits). December 27, 2011
Good for beginners While I'm no fan of puzzles spread over three levels, this game is far too obvious. The solutions to most puzzles are fairly clear and limited to the level they're on, which is good, but there aren't enough of them, they aren't complex enough and/or they don't interlock. This is a good beginner game but anyone with any experience will race through it. November 27, 2011
Fun Hidden Object Game I enjoyed this game, the last chapter seemed a little rushed, making the game a little short, but still fun to play. The game is fairly linear, so there isn't a lot of brain work involved in figuring out what to do next. The game is a straightforward interactive hidden object game, well drawn, with nice music, a pleasant way to while away a few hours. November 29, 2011
Pretty Ordinary, Which Does NOT Mean Bad This game is good on most levels, it just isn't extraordinary on any. The graphics are good, bit grainy on my 21", but not enough to gripe about. The music is good, and the ambient sounds are very good. The storyline is okay, fairly familiar though. I was disappointed that we didn't get to see more of the bad guys, and the ending was somewhat anticlimactic. Some critics say it's too easy, but to me, it was nice to play a game where the puzzles were as easy as the HO. I do agree with the others that the game was too short. But it came neatly packaged in 3 chapters and didn't include any time wasters, such as repeating HO scenes. One thing I really did like about this game is the way they did the HO scenes so that they fit into an enclosed bordered area that was separate from the task/list/hint bar. Was nice to have clearly delineated search areas. Good game for a low key change from the real puzzlers, but nothing unique. January 14, 2012
A bit short The story is interesting. The HOS are a bit grainy but the objects are not tiny so it's ok. The mini-games are not too hard. The game is rather short, I'd say about 2-3 hours, but otherwise it's a good game. December 10, 2011
good game i love the game..... its good..... but not so horrible.... as i love playing horror games. February 21, 2012
Great game! Shades of Death: Royal Blood is a fantastic, spooky game without being overly morbid with a happier-type ending. The graphics are excellent, story well plotted and gameplay varied and fun. December 17, 2011
shades Lots of fun. The ending was sudden. January 29, 2012
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