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Sable Maze: Sullivan River Collector's Edition 
$ 13.99 USD or 2 credits
Every night you have the same nightmare. You see children wandering through a maze, crying for help. These sleepless nights are ruining your waking life. To stop them, you must return to Sullivan River Summer Camp to uncover what happened during that long-forgotten summer. Beware though, this camp isn't all that it seems. With every step, you can feel eyes watching you. Reveal the secret of the ancient labyrinth in this eerie 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:
- Bonus gameplay
- Full soundtrack
- Wallpapers and concept art
- Integrated Strategy Guide
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Game System Requirements:
- OS: Windows XP/Windows Vista/Windows 7
- CPU: 2.5 GHz
- RAM: 1024 MB
- DirectX: 9.0
- Hard Drive: 879 MB
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Loved! An excellent Sunday guaranteed!
Great interesting story: Return with Derrick to the Sullivan River Camp that left him with nightmares until now, already adult: the labyrinth ... bulliyng ... missing children ...
Cutscenes very well made and appealing will hold you in this game. Great graphics, immersive atmosphere, sound very appropriate. Exciting locations with lots to do.
Three difficulty levels.
It has a interactive map (you can go straight to the desired location by clicking on the map) and a journal.
Good balance of interactive HOS, entertaining mini games, not too hard, but very enjoyable and some are brand new!
The game itself has good level of challenge, although the HOS are not difficult.
Not much comes and goes, found objects are used soon.
It only took half an hour playing to decide to buy.
Highly recommended!
September 30, 2012
Good Mystery
Game is a combination of Hidden Object and Adventure.
Storyline:
Six children at summer camp have disappeared while playing at an archological dig of a Celtic Labyrinth. As an adult, you are still traumatized by the event. Due to horrific nightmares of an attacking tree, you seek the help of a psychologist who recomends that you return to the Sullivan River Summer Camp, the scene of the crime, to help you remember what happened.
Trauma Warning:
If you are startled by ghosts popping up, then this might not be the game for you.
Options:
3 levels of play, Options for sound, music, voiceover, custom cursor, and full screen.
Collectior's Edition Perks:
Strategy guide (demo has 2 Chapters of 15 pages), Music, Wallpaper, Bonus Game and Concept Art.
Music, Sound and Graphics:
Music is atmospheric, Sound, graphics and voiceovers are excellent - top notch quality.
Hidden Objects and Puzzles:
Butterflies indicate the location of hidden object scenes. They have made them interactive by having you find one item in the scene to use on another. In other words, find the key, in order to find the open padlock. Items are crisp and large for the most part. Puzzles are evenly balanced with the Hidden Object scenes. Some of them are new, and the "typical" puzzles have a nice new twist to them. Overall they are very well done.
New Item:
They have added a new item of a locked inventory item. You might find a fishing pole, but it remains locked and inaccessible until you find the reel. Fun!
Tape Player:
There are reels of video that you can find throughout the game that give you #in video format) the backstory of the game. No reading pages and pages of the journal.
Navigation, Journal and Hints:
Journal is concise and helpful. There is a map that is used to navigate only, but does not show what areas have an active scene. Hint button can also be used to tell you where to go with no penalty, but if it indicates a task, will have to recharge - 30 - 60 seconds depending on level of play.
September 30, 2012
What A Game For The Halloween Season - Review Of Completed Game
Story: You take on the role of Derrick (now an adult) who is still traumatized by his childhood due to the disappearance of six children while playing at a Celtic Labyrinth so you seek out the help of a psychiatrist who recommends you return back to the scene of where it happened at the Sullivan River Summer Camp to try and rescue them.
3 play modes - I played advanced mode. No sparkles but does show black bar tips up at the top of the screen.
Strategy Guide: Doesn't indicate how many chapters and while I didn't use it but did check it out and stays where you last left it.
There is voice-over
There is a journal and also a map that you can use to travel back/forth.
HOS (hidden object scenes): I counted 22 scenes for the main game. All found by word list and are interactive.
HINT: I can't comment on how fast it charges up this time around as I only used it one time for the whole game but I can say it's helpful if you're not sure where to go/do next as it will lead you there until you get to where you need to be.
Puzzles: Some of the same seen in many games such as rotate rings however came across a few different ones I've never seen before anyway. I did skip a few of these as I'm not a fan of the puzzles and can be skipped in less than a minute.
There's also trophies/achievements/badges to be won!
My overall impression:
Wow! What a way to start off the Halloween season since that is just right around the corner with this spooky, eerie game. I was hooked to this right from the get go and held my interest to the very end as I did not stop playing until I got to the end.
I can sure tell there was some time and thought put into this game. The graphics, HOS, music, voice overs along with the story being told. I sure welcomed a whole different setting than the usual mansion and car crash theme and well this here was absolutely flawless for me and just something different. Also a lot of places to go and things to do. The main game here took me exactly 5 hours.
Now for the bonus chapter:
I'm sorry if this will come across as contradictory but I honestly don't know how to explain without spoiling anything but here I go: The main game does wrap up satisfactory and very well done however there is a continuation that I never gave thought to in the bonus chapter. This would also be why I can say the main game does have a satisfactory ending to it cause it's something I never thought about while playing the game and even when I reached the end of it before starting the bonus.
This also does start off from where you left off in the main game however opens up to all new locations. As for HOS only 6 scenes. There's also some puzzles of course.
As For Bonus Time: Exactly one 1 hour for me. This was the only place I got hung up as far as using the hint was one part in the bonus chapter here figuring out where to go and do next. For me however the bonus chapter was worth the extra money and very well put together and done.
Thanks so much Big Fish and developer for an awesome game here. I sure enjoyed every bit of that total 6 hours of game play.
As always, give it a whirl and decide for yourself.
October 1, 2012
OUTSTANDING HORROR GAME
What a creepy and sinister game! Such eerie and creepy sound effects and music. Wouldn't want to play it on a stormy night. You go back to your youth camp at the suggestion of you shrink to put your nightmares at rest. Who should meet you but one of the kids who disappeared in a labyrinth and needs your help.
Horrifying surprises abound as you go through the camp, making it even more fun to play. There are so many places to explore that the interactive map sure is handy. And so many things going on at once; either a good memory or pen and paper would come in handy. Very detailed graphics and challenging gameplay. If you like scary, this is it!
September 30, 2012
REVIEW OF COMPLETED GAME
This is a superb game from Daily Magic, who have given us a few good ones in the past, but nothing as good as this. The graphics, HOS, puzzles, music, v/os and navigation are all all flawless. Such a pleasure.
The story is very good, new and in a different setting from the usual mansion/castle/haunted house etc., and very well presented.
It is a logical (apart from the obvius Suspend Belief we all have to employ in these games) and well thought out game that makes perfect sense regarding tasks, items and objects and the emplying of said items, and flows beautifully.
There is a jump map and an excellent SG. However, I needed it very seldom as the hint button is as helpful as it is possible to be.
There are awards, trophies and badges galore to be won throughout for achieving different things. I did not get them all, but I did pretty well. If you are determined to win them all I would say it would not be impossible, if you are a patient and savvy gamer. Me, I am impatient, so I did not mind foregoing some of the rewards.
It has a very spooky ambience and gave me quite a start more than a few times.
The main game concludes very satisfactorily, for those wishing to wait for the SE, but the BC does follow on with a continuation that did not occur to me. Extremely well put together and executed. I hope this makes sense and does not appear contradictory. It is hard to explain without giving it away and spoiling it for others.
It took me 5 hrs all inclusive. I was really immersed in it and I really enjoyed it.
Excellent job, DM. You have learned a thing or two since your last one. Keep up the good work.
September 30, 2012
Detailed Artwork That Boggles The Mind!
The storyline is not all that important to me, however, I like suspense that has a fairly believable plot. Sable Maze not suspenseful, yet, the artwork completely blows you away and could make this game truly great if gamers latch onto this one. Could possibly be a 2012 Winner or Runner Up--at least.
Played hardest mode and I have to laugh because they still give hints throughout game--which is okay and gives me a chuckle.
Cursor turns to a bony skeleton pointing finger whenever you reach something that needs attention so gamers can't miss or overlook--which I've done plenty of times and get stuck and have to backtrack--but not here. You'll find your way around very well and can refer to Map and Journal.
Hidden Object scenes are very important to me as a Gamer mostly because I like Adventure and BFG has mostly HOG with Adventure. HO Objects can be found and are interactive so you can solve quickly and get on with the Adventure part. Puzzles in Demo were fun with the right amount of challenge.
I think the game will do very well and will appeal to all ages.
Enjoy! -Mama Mia-
September 30, 2012
A Really Great Game
I had the chance to play this in beta trial and I couldn't wait for the complete game to come out, I was very hooked from the beta trial, I like the puzzles and the mystery about the whole story, it is somewhat suspensful in many places, and I especially like the surprises you get by some of the characters. Over all I really like this game and I will be buying it right away. I highly recommend this game for it's fun and interesting story.
September 30, 2012
FINALLY! Great Game after a long dry spell
This review is based on game play in expert mode.
I was so happy to have found this fun and clever game after a long spell without finding anything to catch my interest.
Either games could not resist constantly glinting, squinting, and hinting, incessantly, there wasn't anything interesting going on, or the interface was obnoxious.
Sable, FINALLY! -Engaging from the start. Interface between gamer and game was very natural, storyline intriguing, graphics consistently beautiful, mini-games easy but clever and fun, and just the right amount of interactive HOS sprinkled throughout.
About the Game:
THEME=The action takes places in and around a mostly deserted campground that looks like a throwback to times long gone by.
Most scenes were used very well, meaning they weren't just walk-throughs, and there were good variety of areas (campground, waterfall, labyrinth, ...).
MAP=YES. In a campground style cartoon map, the type given at at state parks, the gamer can jump anywhere already visited. Shows WHERE gamer is but not active areas or undiscovered HOS (at least in hard mode).
AREA COMPLETE=NO.Would have been nice.
JOURNAL=YES and useful too. Glimmered when new info added; Contains info not found elsewhere
AWARDS=YES. For no-mis clicks in a HOS, number of HOS without using a hint, number of puzzles solved without skip, etc.
INVENTORY=Although items picked up are not necessarily used right away in only one situation were there so many items that there was a need to scroll. Nice touch.
Another nice touch- Items meant for combination with future items to form a final piece were locked out until they were complete.
USING ITEMS=Several times when using what turned out to be (after consulting the SG) the right inventory item at the right time on the right thing, the game just kept giving me "That won't work" messages. Grrr. Just kept trying...
MINI-GAMES=There are a decent amount and while the lion's share have appeared in other games, these were dressed up and presented in ways that made them fun and different. I live for mini-game. I confess.
HOS=Somewhat Interactive, nothing complicated and nothing teensy-tiny. Nicely arranged, not junk-pile style.
STRATEGY GUIDE=GOOD. Referenced it several times re: what to do next - Especially when (per above) use of inventory items wasn't accepted leaving the gamer a little lost.
HINTS=Used SG so didn't try and can't comment.
BONUS PLAY=Interesting and fun, but it felt tacked on.
FUN FACTOR=Definitely a fun game beginning to end. Well put together. I found myself chuckling at various points. A couple of places were a little creepy but thankfully nothing dark or dreary.
It got a kick out of this one and highly recommend.
October 12, 2012
Fun game, but not the best
My review is based on the demo.
You have to go back to your childhood summer camp in order to remember the facts that happened at the time and cure a bad case of insomnia.
Gloomy atmosphere with music that matches the general overall feeling.
Good and detailed graphics, good sound, real actors, hint button recharges fast in normal mode, some inventory objects work in pairs therefore are locked unless the two parts are found.
Interactive map, trophy section.
HOG's are fine, a lot of the objects require several steps to find, mini puzzles are fine, skip button is available within seconds in normal mode.
I haven't tried the other modes.
Pity that the game doesn't really full screen on my machine.
All in all a good game, though not the best I have seen.
I will not get the collector but I might consider getting the standard edition. Just personal taste.
September 30, 2012
Well worth buying
Return to Sullivan Camp with the now adult Derrick, who has been plagued with nightmares. Artistry is excellent and background music is subdued but a little eerie which adds to the overall ambiance of the game. There are the usual hidden object scenes, but the mini games are very good and different.
I downloaded the demo, but only played around 20 mins of it before I decided to purchase the full game. I was not disappointed at all.
September 30, 2012
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