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Solitaire Mystery: Stolen Power 
The oldest deck of cards in the world has been stolen from the Museum of Ancient History in Solitaire Mystery: Stolen Power. Track down the missing deck and save the world using the magical cards. Grab the cards before they fall into an evil villain’s hands! Search amazing Hidden Object scenes as you try to complete the deck to unleash the powerful magic contained within. Use the cards for good in Solitaire Mystery: Stolen Power!
- Use powerful magic
- Save the entire planet
- Find the magic cards!
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Game System Requirements:
- OS: Windows XP/Windows Vista/Windows 7/8
- CPU: 1.6 GHz
- RAM: 1024 MB
- DirectX: 9.0
- Hard Drive: 155 MB
Game Manager System Requirements:
- Browser: Internet Explorer 7 or later
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Solitaire & Hidden Objects: Beginners Intrigue
As the title implies, this might be an intriguing game for beginners new to both solitare and hidden object games. For others, you might want to skip this game.
MY LIKES -- The objective of the game is to find all 52 magic cards, hidden in either the game play of solitaire, hidden object scenes, mini-games, or mahjong game play. The idea of mixing these different game plays it great. However, a common theme of my review is that everything was very easy and very short. Thus, my recommendation that this game be for beginners. Once the cards loaded, playing solitaire moves quickly.
FEATURES OF THE GAME -- Hints are a plenty, mini-games, hidden object scenes and mahhong play. As you progress through the game, you "earn" tools to clean the cards -- i.e., a brush, a spray can, a key. After finding all the calls, "free play" is unlocked. There is not skip option.
LENGTH OF GAME -- The actual game is pretty short -- I found 45 cards in 50 minutes. Only seven more cards to go before the end of the game. However, there is "free play," after you have completed the main game.
GRAPHICS -- Good
SOUND -- Turned off
MY DON'T LIKE SO MUCH -- Everything was so short. Hidden objects usually 8-10 items: Solitaire play, once you found the magic cards, the level ends. Mini-games, not much to them -- put a card together. OK, you get tools to clean the cards, but after a while, this became boring -- I want to play solitaire, not stop every few cards to clean them off.
REPLAY VALUE -- Little to none. Once you've played "Solitaire Kingdom Quest," -- which I've played over and over again, you become a little spoiled.
RECOMMENDATIONS -- Beginners and young players.
April 3, 2012
Not for me
As much as I love hidden object games AND solitaire I'd have thought this would be a good game. Sorry guys, I really thought it was kind of "dippy". MAybe next time.
April 3, 2012
solitary mistery
hidden object games is incredible
May 15, 2012
Ehhh....
Very good if you are just beginning to play solitaire games... otherwise it's just hum-drum, I'm afraid. I hate to give it a poor rating because I think a lot of work went into it, but the actual layout for the solitaire is really quite dull and holds no challenge at all. I only lasted for four hands and wanted to dump it. Sorry about that. I really wanted to like it.
May 15, 2012
Boring solitaire
This solitaire had a "wannabe" feel to it, trying to incorporate hidden object game with solitaire. It played "very" slow and having to stop and "dust off the cards" or "spray off the mold" on each card just plain annoyed me. I guess it might have been an ok game for a young child, but for someone who likes both solitaire and hidden object games, I'll play elsewhere.
April 13, 2012
Waste of time
This game was so boring, I couldn't wait for the demo to be over. There was no story line, just solitaire games over and over.
April 5, 2012
more challenge!
Solitaire should be challenging not house keeping.(duster) Jewel quest solitaire is the challenging one with it all. Music good, graphics nice, cards to easy. Only did sample play. At 6.99 no buy. More challenging solitaire, with match would be good.
April 4, 2012
Oh dear, what can the matter be?
Stolen Power - more like stolen gameplay
there is no way I can recommend this game - played the demo and got 40+ cards found. Thought surely the game has to last longer than this - but no - obviously, from other comments , it is that short.
strange plot - magic cards stolen yet many seem to be the the same place that they were (i.e. museum) - what?
then character says he has majority of cards in his basement (after breaking into your appartment, though how he knows where you live is a mystery!!!); however, you already have found 40 cards so ???? and your response- call the police?, arrest the burglar? - no - you play solitaire!!!!! What?
If you suspend all belief in the physical world, you might get it but I doubt that very much.
Graphics are ok - but the clean, demould and unlock things are a total waste of time - why are they even in the game?
Could have been a good game - but isn't by a long way.
Not worth any money whatsoever.
April 4, 2012
cards?
ok i thought id try it..nice graphics and all that...but i should have known (because i hate card games) that this wasnt for me.
right from the beginning, you have to play a very (to me anyway) annoying game of solitaire. if i wanted to play cards, i wouldnt have downloaded a hog game grrrr...im out..
but, in all fairness, others may like/love it so ill still recommend it..."see for yourself" i always say :)
April 3, 2012
annoying junk:-(
Tried the game last night... and I find myself very dissapointed:-) The features concerning dusting, spraying and unlocking are extremly annoing and seems like and pitfull attemt from the Devs to prolong the game so that the game would actually have a meaning beeing on a game site. I hope no one actually spend their hard earned money on this...did you call it a "game"????
April 4, 2012
