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The Agency of Anomalies: Cinderstone Orphanage Collector's Edition 
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Save the souls of prodigy children and their caretaker who disappeared during the fire in The Agency of Anomalies: Cinderstone Orphanage! As an agent of the Agency of Anomalies, it’s up to you to find the phantoms and find out who started the deadly fire. Help the inhabitants of the orphanage use their extraordinary abilities to break the plans of the mystical brotherhood and escape! Search gorgeous Hidden Object scenes and solve a paranormal mystery!
This is a special Collector's Edition release full of exclusive extras you won’t find in the standard version. As a bonus, Collector's Edition purchases count toward three stamps on your Monthly Game Club Punch Card!
The Collector’s Edition includes:
- Bonus gameplay
- Awesome achievements
- Collectable items
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Game System Requirements:
- OS: Windows XP/Vista/Win7/8
- CPU: 1.0 GHz
- RAM: 1280 MB
- DirectX: 8.0
- Hard Drive: 470 MB
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The Agency of Anomalies: Cinderstone Orphanage Collector's Edition
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Gorgeous but sadly too easy...
Breath-takingly beautiful graphics & artwork. High-quality cutscenes, voice & hos. Puzzles are many with good mix of types, something for everyone, & the collectible postcards are adorable.
Good effort made to deliver interesting storyline with characters' abilities & items they need nicely related.
Game's downfall IMO is despite 2 difficulty levels, toughest mode remains far too easy. Items can't be collected without being told outright what they're needed for, & it's tragic how all challenge to use special abilities is wrecked because where they need to be used is outlined in bright colour!
CEs come with Strategy Guide, so why does advanced mode need hints? I'm deeply disappointed, especially as 1st game in series (AofA: Mystic Hospital) is one of the most memorable, clever i-hogs I've ever played--far more challenging than this sequel.
Lack of hardcore mode is serious drawback for players who enjoy figuring things out on their own; hence, I'm waiting for SE.
February 10, 2012
Has so much to offer...even fireflies!
This game has so much to offer. There are the normal options available when you start the game..music, sound, difficulty, that sort of thing. I found the music slightly annoying, so I turned it down. It was, more or less, appropriate for the game. I just didn't care for it. Graphics are wonderful. The color, crispness, and environments are A-1. There were only a couple of hidden object scenes that were a little dark, and all of the scenes offered limited interaction. As usual, you get a "useful" item upon completing a hidden object scene. One of my favorite things about this and other hidden object games is finding a certain number of one particular item, and you find that in this game. The story is good...and the game offers a bit of creepiness that I enjoy. You do some running back and forth in this game, so wear good running shoes. The game has some very creative mini-games/puzzles and all were skippable and replayable. The skip button filled rather slowly, so be patient if a puzzle drives you nuts. Do you recall catching fireflies when you were a kid? You get to do that in this game, but not the way you think. You also are enabled with nifty powers that many of us would probably enjoy in real life. The game was fun, the bonus play was generous, the integrated strategy guide was helpful, and the hint button wasn't much help outside of hidden object scenes. I took about 8 hours to play the game, but I only play a couple of hours at a time, so those who play for longer periods of time may find they finish a bit more quickly, but there is lots to do, and I don't think you would finish it in an evening. All in all, a fun game, good graphics, music I didn't care for, a helpful strategy guide, and some challenging puzzles. I think most will enjoy this game, as I did.
February 13, 2012
Happiness is to-ing and fro-ing
Light SF story adventure with HOG overtones for the fun of it.
The art is wonderful and made me feel that I was exploring a real place that I eventually became familiar with.
I'm pretty sure I'll play this again. I really enjoyed it.
Lots of areas to cover (I love the to-ing and fro-ing games) and the length was decent for this type of game: about 4 1/2 hour for the main game. I admit to skipping about half the puzzles so, it will be quite a bit longer for puzzle-heads.
February 10, 2012
The Agency of Anomalies:Cinderstone Orphanage CE
.I think that this game is fun with a dark and eerie atmosphere to it.Beautiful graphics non grainy sounds are on par with the dark theme of this game.The challenges were different and entertaining as the HOG,whereas in other games you just finished the HO and you go into another room you have another HO right off the bat which can get annoying and repetitve.Storyline of this game is mysterious and it definitely captures your attention.This definitely worth the CE price for any collectors.
February 15, 2012
The Agency of Anomalies-Cinderstone Orphanage
This was a fun game. I enjoyed the storyline and the graphics are excellent while the music was very pleasant. I enjoyed going from room to room. I thought the voice overs were excellent. The level of challenge was good along with the hidden objects scenes.
February 9, 2012
One of the better ones
Firstly the graphics in this game were amazing - just beautiful. Some very talented people out there.
The hidden object games and puzzles were a little too easy, and you had the added bonus of collecting postcards [although the relevance of these to the game i have no idea], which were also easy to find - even though i did miss one somewhere LOL.
You also collected a small number of 'achievements' through the game.
The voiceovers were good - no annoying voices.
The music was unmemorable, but not irritating.
The game was a little on the short side i thought.
The bonus chapter, also a little on the short side, ran okay with the storyline, but wasn't a necessary part of it.
The puzzles in the bonus chapter were slightly more challenging.
The game itself didn't really offer anything more than other CE games, but for some reason it kept me interested right through to the end.
Definitely one of the better ones around.
February 10, 2012
This was fun!
Based on the demo:
Wonderful graphic
Great Story line & interesting enough to keep you going
guide helpful
Hints system fills quickly, although you may not need it
good music
I would definately recommend this game
February 9, 2012
Cinderstone Orphanage - A Winner!
A winner from the same developer (Orneon) who brought us the Echoes of the Past series (of which I own 2). In Cinderstone Orphanage you're on a mission to find the missing staff & children, each with a paranormal ability. These abilities are shared with you as you accomplish certain tasks.
Graphics - excellent & bright with smooth movement.
Gameplay - logical with imaginative HOS's & Mini Games.
Cut Scenes - short, although numerous (a Skip & Continue option is available). I recommend watching them for useful information; they also add to the sense of adventure.
Collectibles - yes, there is something to collect. I won't spoil it, but make note of a common item reappearing in each scene. No sparkles to help you!
Map - none. Since my memory isn't what it used to be, to avoid frustration I map out the areas & make notes of items needed.
After 30 minutes of playing the Demo in Regular mode, I found it too easy & switched to a new profile to play again in Advanced mode. The sparkles were gone but still too much info was given as inventory items were collected, bringing the Level of Challenge down to 4/5.
I found this game refreshingly different with the perfect mix of hidden objects, adventure & puzzles.
February 9, 2012
Beautiful game!
This game had a really good story line: helping to rescue foundlings in a burned out orphanage. Graphics were excellent and the voice over was great. Gaining powers throughout the game made it even more intriguing. I like having to collect the postcards as well. Gives me something else to look for. And if I don't get them all, then I don't get to play the bonus game. And speaking of the bonus portion of the game ... it fell a little short for me. The regular game had me all revved up for the bonus section and all I got was a big pffff. All the air came out of the balloon.
All in all, I would recommend this game to all.
February 16, 2012
Great Story line
I really did enjoy this game. It was gripping from the beginning. I love how the HOG were interactive with in the story line. There wasn't too many objects to collect but just enough that kept it interesting. All the mini games were challenging but not so hard that you had to use hints or the strategy file. I think the most frustrating part was trying to guide the fireflies in to the jars while trying to keep the ones you caught still in the jar. All in all this is a great game.
Another nice thing was it had a final part that you could play once you finished the game which was great also.
I would play this game over again as it was that interesting for me.
February 10, 2012
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