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Witch Hunters: Stolen Beauty Collector`s Edition 
$ 13.99 USD or 2 credits
Help Angelica get her witch-stolen beauty back in Witch Hunters: Stolen Beauty! One evening, Angelica’s grandma started talking of her old days at school.
Grandma said that she had run away from the finishing school she attended because the director of the school, Madame Flemet was a witch!
As soon as she uttered Madame Flemet's name, the woman herself appeared in the room, attacking grandmother and stealing Angelica's youth!
The only way for Angelica to get her beauty back is to go for a witch hunt. Go for a witch hunt indeed, in this ensorcelling Hidden Object Puzzle Adventure game!
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:
- Integrated strategy guide
- Story-expanding extra content
- Beautiful artwork
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Game System Requirements:
- OS: 10.8/10.7/10.6/10.5
- CPU: 1.4 GHz (INTEL ONLY)
- RAM: 1024 MB
- Hard Drive: 961 MB
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Owl and crow need to be quiet!!
I always turn the music off when playing any game...too distracting. I do however like the sounds of finding an object.
I gotta tell ya, the crow and the owl were really irritating.
August 16, 2012
Very so-so, shoddy SG/hint system
Same old, same old. The storyline is very much a retread. The HOGs are pretty cluttered. The puzzles are very easy. The hint system was great until I couldn't find 1 of the 3 buttons I needed to continue. It kept telling me to look elsewhere, and the strategy guide didn't have the answer, either. I became stuck and frustrated, so I quit the demo early, which I almost never do. Save your money!
August 17, 2012
13 minutes..can't stand that ouuuu ouuuu no more....
Too bad, the game seems interesting, but when you play hard core and you stick into a scene or two 13 minutes like i did and you have that quite annoying ouuuu ouuuu screaming at each 10 seconds or so, well you quit!!!!
August 27, 2012
Overall a good game
Played the demo despite the few so so reviews and loved it so bought it.
The storyline is the type I like...magic and mayhem..lol, and the graphics were lovely.
The HOS in the demo were straightforward and not too many. As the game progressed however I started to get a little bored as the number of HOS increased and each time I needed a new object I had to do another HOS which I really dislike in a game.
I had trouble finding how to access the bonus chapter (it is in the strategy guide), and it was a bit 'more of the same' to be honest so a little disappointed in having spent the money on the CE.
Overall the game was for the most part enjoyable though, hence the 4 star rating.
August 20, 2012
An ok game but nothing new
I'm a sucker for CEs and usually can't wait to demo them and buy. With this one I gave up after the trial. Nothing new and too much hand holding which I really don't like. Good graphics.
Even though I chose advanced mode, there were still sparkles everywhere. Couldn't change modes mid game either.
The point of a game is to get you thinking and having a bit of a challenge, not being led right through.
If it wasn't for this, I'd probably have bought it.
August 20, 2012
Liked it - not loved it
Nice graphics (always a huge selling point for me)
Nothing spectacular or original from the demo experience;
standard puzzles (which may be relatively easy, but then not frustrating).
..... A pleasant way to relax and entertain yourself for a few hours.
I will wait for the SE, and will probably buy that.
August 17, 2012
hard to keep intrest with the music
The music will drive you mad. No voice over so lots of reading. Hint button works if needed. HOS are not hard or the puzzles. I've seen lots better CE games.
February 19, 2013
Mixed Reviews??
Very mixed bag of reviews on this game and i don't understand why. Okay the graphics are beautiful, the storyline is great in my book and the puzzles are so so but nothing unusual. I love the fact that the items to be picked up and used are actually from that era and something different each time. A couple of reason i didn't give it a 5 star rating was because.....
A, The music didn't fit the theme (turned it off)
B, No map or journal
C, A lot of back and forth
D, No voice overs
Apart from that it was an enjoyable game and well worth the CE price.
October 1, 2012
Easy game with irritating sound effects
This is an intuitive game with fairly easy puzzles and HOS. Although I normally play with the sound effects on, I turned them off this time because the birds' constant cawing and hooting were so irritating. The fun, adventurous, Disney-ish music (Night on Bald Mountain) did not fit the dark storyline. Even though my computer is powerful, with 16 gig RAM, this game did not flow well. It loaded each scene slowly, which is unusual for games produced with modern technology. This game was so easy, I didn't need the strategy guide, but since it was priced as a CE, a journal and map would have been nice. My advice is to wait for the SE version.
September 29, 2012
Mixed feelings and second thoughts about this one
I can understand that people get enthusiastic over this game after playing the demo, because at first you are awed by the beautiful graphics and the interesting storyline: rummaging through an orphanage and its surrounding grounds to help old ladies who are in fact young girls whose youth has been stolen by an evil witch.
There are lots of things to do and at first the HOS aren't too manifold... but little by little, it all gets tedious: the HOS are repeated and you keep going back and forth and up and down to find one object in one location that you have to bring all the way to the other end of the game to use... really... there is no map, so you just have to go through it: hitting the hint button in order to know in which direction to go and keep on hitting that same button + clicking, and clicking from one scene to another... I remember having to do 16 clicks to find an object, and then to do 16 clicks alle the way back again to use that object.
I have to say that the game is quite lengthy, but this is largely due to this endless turning around and around.
So, no map, and... no notebook to keep track of the tasks to execute... again, your only rescue is the hint button.
These are the pro's and the con's:
+ : good graphics and the soundtrack is OK (I smiled at the Wagner bit in the beginning), good storyline, quite a handful of gameplay
- : no map, no notebook, HOS are repeated, too much turning around and around
For the CE: the bonus play is a real full-fledged game which will take you some time to finish: you have to find or make seven rings in order to beat the witch.
So, do I recommend the game? Well, if you don't mind turning around and if you don't mind replaying the same HOS scenes, yes ... if not, no.
The CE is worth the extra money, because the bonus game is a real game.
August 28, 2012
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