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Hidden Mysteries: The Forbidden City 
In Hidden Mysteries: The Forbidden City take on the role of Evelyn Tao, a bright young professor, who is in town grieving over the death of her father. While exploring her old home she stumbles upon some work left by her father right before he died. After analyzing her father’s journal she realizes that he discovered hidden treasure!
- Ancient Chinese Puzzles
- 25 Authentic Locations!
- Hidden Object Gameplay!
- Check out ourBlog Walkthrough
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Game System Requirements:
- OS: Windows XP/Vista/8
- CPU: 600 Mhz
- RAM: 128 MB
- DirectX: 6.0
- Hard Drive: 257 MB
Game Manager System Requirements:
- Browser: Internet Explorer 7 or later
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Hidden Mysteries: The Forbidden City
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I could do with a map!
I totally agree with other reviews regarding the beautiful graphics, sound and storyline, but in chapters with 4 or 5 locations I can never remember which one is where! it's still a lot of fun - I'll just have to make my own map.
July 12, 2012
Fun Hidden Object Game!!!
I love this hidden game so much!
January 28, 2012
Had so much fun....
I really enjoyed this one... like the fragment HOG parts to find, story line and etc. Will be added to one of my fav's. Thank you!!!
May 14, 2013
No information on what you are looking at in the Forbidden City
I purchased Forbidden City because of my previous experience with playing Hidden Mystery's Buckingham Palace. I enjoyed learning the abundance of information about the palace as I played that game--a clever idea it seemed to me for those who learn best while having fun.
So I eagerly anticipated another enjoyable learning experience with the areas and rooms of the Forbidden City, which is why I purchased the game. However, nothing is said in the game about any of the rooms or places visited, so I learned nothing. For me that was a big disappointment.
That said, I otherwise agree with what the others have said about Forbidden City. In fact, I've replayed it several times. If you just want to play a relaxing game and don't mind that it's not very challenging, I do recommend it. However, I am not recommending it for anyone who wanted more of the Buckingham Palace type of game.
February 11, 2013
FROG and HO
I personally love FROG's so this was right up my alley for fun. There is some HO's but it is mostly FROG;s and their placement. If you love FROG's, you will love this one.
December 23, 2012
Different
Finished this trial and so far liked what I played. This is a different kind of HOG which I like much better. Love the difference from the norm. Story is a bit slow but well worth buying.
October 18, 2012
I didn't see any point....maybe that IS the point
I should have read better I guess. I'm just not a fan of HO games that only show the outline of the objects. I prefer to look for items listed as to what they are. This game had very good graphics....sound I don't know, I usually turn that off...but for me, that didn't make up for it being hard to see objects by just their outline. I just didn't really like the game at all.
August 18, 2012
Ok but way too short
I like the idea of finding pieces of objects to form items to be used in other scenes. However, the game is way too short and the music a little annoying.
August 17, 2012
