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Final Cut: Death on the Silver Screen Collector's Edition 
$ 13.99 USD or 2 credits
Unravel the mystery of your father’s death and brother’s bizarre disappearance in Final Cut: Death on the Silver Screen! Your father was a famous movie director who liked to invent elaborate locks and devices. A mysterious villain demands you track down the pieces to his greatest – and perhaps most deadly – invention of all time! If you don’t, your brother will suffer the same fate as your father.
Return to the family Art Deco mansion and golden era movie backlots to look for clues about a past you never knew your father had – and the dark secrets behind the villain’s quest for his deadly invention.
In this Collector’s Edition, play the bonus game to see how far the villain is willing to go – and how deep your father’s secrets are – as you explore the sets of some of his greatest movies of all time.
Can you find out who the villain is and stop her before the final cut?
Get other exclusive extras in this Collector’s Edition that you won’t find in the standard version, including:
- Concept Art
- Wallpapers
- Soundtrack
- A rich, exciting bonus game
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Game System Requirements:
- OS: Windows XP/Windows Vista/Windows 7/8
- CPU: 1.4 GHz
- RAM: 1024 MB
- DirectX: 8.0
- Hard Drive: 845 MB
Game Manager System Requirements:
- Browser: Internet Explorer 7 or later
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Final Cut: Death on the Silver Screen Collector's Edition
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New Delv good Game
Based on Demo: Regular Mode-
*Adjustable volume, SFX, Voice cntrls (thumbs up)
*FULL SCEEN w/ BARS or WINDOW OPTION
*Two modes, Regular and Expert/Advanced
*Hint fills quickly on Regular & usable out side of IHOS
*The IHOS are a bit blurry, with over shadows & if you use HINT, you get a "D'OH" factor-NOW I SEE IT!
*Excellant intro Movie scene, good interesting story line
*Some live action than turns to good animation of person
*Good Voice overs
*mini games, some new some a little twisted
*Several Achievement & collecting things
*music suitable for game-ADJUSTABLE
*most graphic are crisp oustside of IHOS
**COMPLAINTS:
*all bonus material locked until end of game
(I really think this is unfair)
*Map in diary is not interactive! this is a sneaker alert!
(with so much going on, needs interactive jumping)
*Alot of Flashing is distracting & can cause problems if that bothers you
*Click Penalty in IHOS-really if you're going to make it difficult to see some objects don't penalize!
*Would rather hint button didn't turn, just fill up.
Try it, worth CE? Possibly. Depends on length & Bonuses
May 24, 2012
Hours of Fun
This one really amused me. Set in an Art Deco Mansion and Film Studio you try to figure out what happened to your father and rescue your brother from who knows who. The art work is great and I loved the art deco setting. The details were wonderful. There is a lot going on at once--the main game and more than one "find the object" although no morphing objects, which I enjoy. The live action characters are well acted. Hard to believe this was such an innovation just a bit ago and now I can't imagine a game without "real" characters. The story holds together (all the way to the end for once) and the bonus game continues and is of decent length. Most of the mini puzzles weren't too difficult but that's ok--still enough of a challenge to be fun. There is a lot in the bonus content of the collector's edition. More HO's and mini puzzles; music; wallpaper; etc. I really enjoyed this one, more than most, and can recommend the CE.
September 13, 2012
Excellent game! Really fun!!
i really had a blast with this one. it's different from the usual old themes....once i started i couldn't stop!!
September 9, 2012
Great game and fun to play
The reviews are not wrong, a fun game. The HOS are not difficult at all. You get a good guide to use and a map. The graphics are great and the music does not make you want to turn it off. It is a good fun and long game. You will go wrong buying this one.
September 2, 2012
Recommended for a fun, relaxing game
I played this game in expert mode and used hints occasionally to figure out what to do next. It was really fun. Good graphics. Good storyline and I really liked the soundtrack. Mini games were interesting but not too difficult. I like that empathy was shown for the villans plight. The items in the HOGs were a good size. Even the bonus game was entertaining. Good job!
July 15, 2012
Excellent Game
Five stars all around. Haven't played a game this good in a long time and enjoyed all of it. I got the CE and didn't regret the purchase.
-Did not need the SG. The map and hint system are very helpful.
-Love the use of actual actors
-Very long game
-mini games were on the hard side for me but enjoyed trying
-HO's are interactive and not all trashed up
-hint system recharges quickly
The only thing I would have liked to have seen in the game was an interactive map.
Loved it, so enjoy.
June 14, 2012
Final Cut: Death on the Silver Screen
Fantastic game, super duper navigation, lovely hidden object scenes!! More like these please.
May 24, 2012
wow!
awesome game, good work guys! keep it up :) greetings from romania
May 29, 2012
Super fun game!
Loved the game - it has a decent story, just enough puzzles and HOs, great music, awesome artwork, and most importantly it lasts more than 2 hours (unlike many other HO games). I want to recommend the extras, they are very fun and the guys that made the game deserve KUDOS. Bravo Novosadjani!!!
May 27, 2012
I absolutely LOVE it! ... despite the repetitive HOS
At the time when I write this, 111 out of 156 reviewers give this game 5 stars and I can do nothing but be the 112th.
This is a great game, in all respects.
I must admit that I am partial to anything that has this wonderful art deco style of the '30s, so I must love the graphics of this game. The scenes are diverse and manifold with interesting and beautiful details. and for once, I do not really mind the presence of live persons in the scenes.
Moreover, the storyline is very interesting. You gradually get into the story, sleuthing around, surmising, supposing, deducing, ...
The puzzles are interesting; some may be a bit too easy to my liking, but others prove to be more of a challenge. And despite the repetitive HOS, I don't want to be a spoilesport by underevaluating the challenge level of the game.
Actually, I found myself quite happy to be walking around with more than 20 objects in my inventory, trying to figure out to what use I could possibly put them, especially since this game does not have the annoying linearity of most games. And even if you will find some objects in quite unlikely places, there is a certain kind of logic to the whole that makes me have no problem whatsoever with a certain kind of "willing suspension of disbelief".
Yes, this is a very good game indeed, and even if it doesn't equal Syberia, Paradise, Amerzone, Myst, Lighthouse, ... I am willing to promote it to my favourite game at this time.
July 13, 2012
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