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Matchmaker: Curse of Deserted Bride 
It's the return of the famous matchmaker in Matchmaker: Curse of Deserted Bride! Helen Jones settles in a town veiled in mystery, and takes on its intrigues. Your task is to puzzle out a sinister curse and help the townspeople find love again! Assisted by the appealing matchmaker, you will plunge deeper and deeper into the town's whirlpool of secrets and find yourself in the middle of events leading to a surprise ending.
- 100 different scenes and mini-games
- Photorealistic graphics and romantic music
- A love story wrapped in mystery and secrets
- Play Matchmaker: Joining Hearts
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Game System Requirements:
- OS: Windows XP/Windows Vista/Windows 7/Windows 8
- CPU: 1.2 GHz
- RAM: 512 MB
- DirectX: 9.0
- Hard Drive: 325 MB
Game Manager System Requirements:
- Browser: Internet Explorer 7 or later
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Matchmaker: Curse of Deserted Bride
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Awful
Agree with the first poster -- this game is dreadful. Didn't finish the demo, and it's a definite no-buy for me.
March 5, 2013
Not Again
You've been seeing this kind of HOG since the inception of this kind of game. Some Dev is out to see if enough people will buy it so he can get a new laptop!
Waste not your time and energies, when there so many really good HOGs out there!
March 5, 2013
Very dull
I didn't finish the trial of this, as I got very bored, so maybe it livened up later, but I really found this game to be extremely dull.
The hidden object scenes seemed to be quite lifeless to me, and I like my hidden object elements interspersed with puzzles and plot, which this games lacks.
The cutscenes were poor, with no spoken dialogue, and seeming to delight in small talk - a conversation with your cabby whilst a train passes over a level crossing was particularly uninteresting.
All in all, a game I won't be buying, and I have already uninstalled it - I doubt I will even remember it in a week or two!
It failed to grip me with a good storyline, and if a game is going to consist only of hidden object scenes, they at least need to be good ones!
March 5, 2013
A Disappointment .... from an "Old School" fan
I get that Hidden Object games have evolved, with all the interactive pieces, sparkles, etc. However, as one who remains happily entrenched in the "old school" camp of straightforward hidden object, I usually pass this new generation of hidden objects #especially the collector's editions# by. So I was excited on two fronts when I read of today's preview game - Matchmaker: Curse of Deserted Bride. One, the scathing review that decried this games as old fashioned. Secondly, because I have the original Matchmaker game and loved it! Alas, this one was a disappointment--- this game contained many of the interactive elements that I dislike: inventory, combining elements. Give me an old fashioned hidden object game any day. Just not this one!
March 5, 2013
someone who know the town
Is like a person knows what to fix things right for the town people and the abandoned bride
March 5, 2013
Not Full Screen Display
Looks very interesting but full screen IS NOT FULL SCREEN. Unable to view list of hidden items. Bummed out.
March 5, 2013
dislike this game
just don't like it and I play game all the time
May 28, 2013
Worst Game Ever
I was expecting a mystery at least as intriguing as most of the other games I've played. This game held absolutely no challenge and what's more, it malfunctioned over and over again. I had to change my identity three times to start over and kept getting the same glitch at the same place in the game each time. I am extremely disappointed in this game and do not recommend it.
April 19, 2013
I'm Dying Here!
OMG, this is the worst game I've played in years! Are the developers trying to put us in eternal slumber?
The visual quality was not great... too much going on in the HOS, very junk pile-ish. Very hard to find what items to open to find other items. And even when you've found all the items in a secondary location, it still lets you think there might be more to find. In other words, it doesn't lock you out when all that can be found has been found.
The storyline made very little sense with so many sub-plots and characters.
Well, I've learned my lesson... no more matchmaking!
March 9, 2013
Snooze Fest!
I know there are people that don't really like a challenge and just want to lose themselves in this type of syrupy story. I'm not one of them.
March 8, 2013
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