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The Secret of Margrave Manor 
Dusty drapes and ancient chandeliers dot the spooky Margrave Manor house. As Edwina Margrave, you must find your grandfather who`s been missing for ten years. Your only clue to his whereabouts is a strange door with an odd puzzle to unlock. In each room, collect hidden objects and view your strange medley in the collection room. Margrave Manor is the only Hidden Object game that changes the positions of the items every time you visit a room, so you`ll always have a fresh challenge. Can you discover your family`s forgotten past?
- An eerie Hidden Object game
- Spooky searchable rooms
- Find the family secret!
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System Requirements:
- OS: Windows XP/Vista/7
- CPU: 600 Mhz
- RAM: 128 MB
- DirectX: 7.0
- Hard Drive: 73 MB
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Good game for a rany/snowy day
Not many people liked this game, but I enjoyed it. The story was interesting enough to keep me playing and to continue to the sequel.
You start off with some introductory scenes to get the first piece of the puzzle. After that you need to complete six rooms to get the next piece. Each room is timed and is just a junk pile of items. The items will be in different spots each time you visit the room (and different sizes and orientation). The good thing is once you learn what the item looks like (some of the terms are the English version and not American) the item will look the same for the rest of the game.
For each room you start up with 2 hints, but you get an additional hint every three minutes. If you run out of time, you get to replay the room with new items. There is no penalty for randomly clicking around.
Out of the six rooms, one room will be in the dark so you use a flashlight and the third room is a spot the difference (not too hard once you get used to what to look for). In between the rooms, you'll find torn up paper that you need to put back together to get the story.
Not the most exciting game and it will take a long time to get through all the rooms to get all the puzzle pieces. In addition to the game, after you complete each room you get an object to add to your collection. When you're done the game there will still be more items to collect if you want them all, but you can keep playing the same character and continue searching the rooms. You can also unlock rooms and play each room separately (you'll be graded on how well you do).
Doesn't take too long to decide if it's worth purchasing. Try the demo and after you complete the first six rooms, you'll know how the rest of the game will be and if it's for you.
November 24, 2011
Challenging, but not fun.
I bought this game some time ago because it sounded good. It ended up being a poor impulse buy.
The game is boring. The searches are trying, but lack a reason and placement in the game. Each search is randomized, as well as everything can sometimes be put in very off-putting ways, not just slightly disguised, but sometimes vaguely referred to. If you don't want timed puzzles, avoid this game.
The art is alright, but not very good. Some of the graphics clash a great bit.
Margrave Manor should be used as a torture device.
January 26, 2012
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