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Death Pages: Ghost Library Collector's Edition 
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You come to the city library to investigate the case of three teenagers gone missing. It turns out that the former owner of the library, the Alchemist, kidnapped the souls of three readers and planted them in the book “Romeo and Juliet”. They are to live the lives of the main heroes but you can stop the tragic ending! Wander the gloomy halls of the library, travel to the medieval streets of Verona, discover the Alchemist's insidious plan and save the children!
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:
- Chance to wander Shakespearean Verona
- Engaging storyline
- Amazing art
- Bonus materials
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Game System Requirements:
- OS: Windows XP/Windows Vista/Windows 7/Windows 8
- CPU: 2.5 GHz
- RAM: 1024 MB
- DirectX: 9.0
- Hard Drive: 873 MB
Game Manager System Requirements:
- Browser: Internet Explorer 7 or later
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Finally, a good story line!
FINALLY! A HOG game with a real story line! I enjoy HOG games, but this one is a twist; match the item instead of find the item (and they are not extremely difficult). The premise is also refreshing; instead of hunting ghosts, you "fix" the tragedies to a happier ending. The graphics are clean, nothing to dark so you can't see anything, but you do have to think and remember where things are, which is also a nice touch. I'm on my way to purchase the game. ENJOY!
January 20, 2013
Love It
Finally, a game with a bit of challenge. I hate having every move handed to me on a silver platter (as it were). There are some genuinely creepy characters, with a good story line. The graphics are somewhat fuzzy, but I find this adds to the ambiance. The HOS are replace the item, and that's always fairly easy, but at least it's not irritating. The music / sound effects are pretty much perfect for me because there isn't a droning on of some repetitive few bars. Sound effects are very effective. I delight in there being some quiet time. Hint, skip, and all the other help you could need are present,along with a delightful little owl helper.
January 20, 2013
G R E A T game!!!
Elephant games did it again! Detailed graphics, very good story: We have to stop the villain with his evil jester puppet transfering live souls into books... 3 playmodes to choose from - can be changed during the game. 4 chapters plus bonus-. Good amount of minigames and HOS. HOS are different to the ones we used to know: You place items shown in your inventory into the scene. HOS/ graphics are similar to "Detective Quest: The Crystal Slipper"... We have an interactive map with tasklist. Hintsystem is very good, telling you what to do next. Therefore the SG is not really neccesary. Together with the inventory we soon get a cude and helpful owl! But: Unusual for elephant games, we have no CE extras such as collectables or achievements.... :(
January 20, 2013
Fun Adventure Game You'll Love!
The storyline of a game needs to be at least mildly interesting for me to buy into the goal of the game, and this storyline is rather good. Three teens went to a library, were captured by a crazy bald dude with oral hygiene issues and his evil court jester hand-puppet while prowling among the tomes, and were placed into great literary works to act out the parts. Unfortunately, the literary works are tragedies, and it is up to you to rescue the teens before the story?s ending is reached.
There?s a lot to like about this game: beautiful graphics, good choices in music, smooth scene changes, and good voiceovers. The puzzles are challenging, but not overly so. The HO games are slightly different in that many of these scenes require a second visit for additional items needed later in the game, so you have to pay close attention to the detail. The game has three modes which should cover any level of challenge you seek. There is a task list, which I like better than a journal, and an interactive map.
What?s missing from this CE is the extras you would expect like extra finds, achievements and morphing objects. Nevertheless, this is a great game that I am happy to recommend. Enjoy!
January 22, 2013
ShakeSpeare Would Be Proud!
Elephant Games has given us yet another winner in Death Pages. I was really excited when I was given the chance to play, and my expectations were met brilliantly.
Good Parts:
FIrst off, amazing storyline. I loved the intro, and as I went on, the story just got better and better. I won't tell you what it is, download the trial to find out!
Brilliant graphics, as always. Quie clear, brilliant artwork, detailed animations.
Great voice-overs.
Hint and skip recharge fast
The HOS are not the best, but provided me with a great level of challenge previously unseen in Elephant Games. The HOS are kinda simillar to those of Detective Quest: The Crystal Slipper.
Built-in startegy guide helped me a lot.
Game has a map, which is really detailed.
OK Parts:
Puzzles. They required a lot of thinking, which my math brain was good at for some, but not for others.
Game has no diary, odd, but I don't need one anyway.
Bad Parts
There was quite a bit of backtracking in the game, a little too much for my liking. For example, there were 4 rusty gears which I found at the beginning of the game. I found the oil can well in to the first world, and I needed to go all over the place to retrieve the gears.
Most of the time, I was struggling to figure out what to do next.
This is one cracker of a game, first game of 2013 to earn a recommendation from me. I will be purchasing, however, I think I may wait for the SE.
January 21, 2013
To Buy or Not To Buy?
After having played the demo, I am faced with a conundrum: to buy or not to buy?
Death Pages is as ominous as the title suggests, a mystery that begins with the dissapearance of three teenagers who were last seen at the library. Without giving away too much of the story, our prime antagonist is a horrific looking madman and his equally horrific looking companion, a miniture puppet. If you do suffer from pupaphoia, this may just creep you out. Our three victims have been locked up and their souls have been extracted into a book where they are forced to take part in the infimous play, Romeo and Juliette. Well, we all know how that ends and now we must travel through alternative realities to change the outcome of the story and save them from an untimely death.
My first disapoinment begins with the graphics. I dont know if it is because of the resolution on my computor, but they are blurred and a bit askewed. The artwork is lovely with bright colors and well drawn. However, cut scenes are not as sharp or vivid as other games I have played. Voice-overs are well done and music is low-keyed and at times, you have complete silence as you play on. No outstanding effects or sounds that would have greatly enhanced the gaming expereince.
Game features include three modes of play, a jtask ilst, a map and a hint button that fully outlines where you have to go and what you need to do. The map is acutally the highlight of the game, it not only allows you to travel to locations of interest, but alos outlines the tasks that need to be done.
Gameplay is your standard HOPA, with emphasis on adventure play; picking up inventory items and applying them throughout various scenes. So far I came across three HO scenes and they were the standard HOG but reversed whereby you need to place the objects on your list and place them back in their appropriate places. I actually enjoyed the variation and a couple were challenging to play; I just wish the graphics were sharper. Mini games were entertaining, some very easy while others were time consuming and offered you some challenges.
As you need to travel back and forth from the book, there is quite alot to do and at times you need a sharp memory in order to keep track on where to use your inventory object. The task list and map come in handy but there is no journal to record your story. You also have an owlet that keeps you company and retrieves items that are out of reach. I am not sure if he remains with you throughout the game or if there are other so called comapanions that you meet up with.
There are no other extras that I would like to have seen such as achiements, collectables or morphing objects. The SG tells me that there are four chapters and a bonus game.
I liked the game very much, I found it interesting, challenging and entertaining. However the graphics were at times very appaling which I find quite unexpected as these developers have always produced high quality games. Based on that and the fact that there are only four chapters to play with no extras, I will wait for the SE version to come or until I recieve my monthly credit and use it as a discount. I am sure many will find this game exciting and hard-core players will enjoy the challenges that it offers. I on the other hand will wait and in the meantime, Romeo and Julliette may have to suffer their fate until then.
January 20, 2013
Great Game!
The main game itself was wonderfully creative but don't waste your money on the collector's edition. The bonus content felt like an afterthought, hurriedly put together and redundant. Not worth the extra money. I loved the game itself though!
January 21, 2013
not elephants best game
Has good story, voice over and graphics but there is lots of going all over the place to find things. Different HOS but easy. Puzzles are ok, some hard and some not. Hint button works great. Has a map and all the other things you need in a game. Just not interesting after awhile. Try it first.
February 19, 2013
FINALLY A UNIQUE GAME !!!!!
I only completed the trial but .... I LOVE IT !!!! IT'S A DEFINITE BUY - HOWEVER....... I agree with Mystery_Fan, I am going to wait for the SE to come out. WHY????? There are no morphing objects, no awards, nothing to collect. Other than the bonus chapter I see absolutely no reason to spend $13.99. This is a GREAT game but I'm going to be a smart shopper this time. (Thanks Mystery_Fan for the help. GOD BLESS
January 21, 2013
If music be the food of love, play on!
This was a very unusual game with a Shakespearean twist.
The graphics are stunning. There is a good balance between HOS and puzzles. There are tabs for map,task log and strategy guide which are all very helpful. The storyline is *insert crazy noise here* OUT THERE, but I give it an A+ for originality. The evil puppet must have had a previous gig playing Tickle Me Emo in the Mad T.V. skit because I've heard that voice before.
:P
January 20, 2013
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