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Nostradamus: The Last Prophecy 
Step into some of the biggest shoes in history, as Nostradamus` daughter, Madeleine, attempts to help her father lift a deadly curse. As members of a powerful family are murdered, it is up to you to solve the riddles and puzzles of Nostradamus` world. Disguise yourself as a man, to further interact with characters in this Historic Adventure game, and solve the mystery of Nostradamus: The Last Prophecy.
- Solve a dark mystery
- Don a disguise
- Meet historical figures
- Get the Strategy Guide!
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System Requirements:
- OS: Windows XP/Vista/7
- CPU: 800 Mhz
- RAM: 128 MB
- DirectX: 9.0
- Hard Drive: 1650 MB
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Challenging Adventure Game!
If you like lots of things to do, or tasks to complete before going forward in a game, you will like this game!
Prepare to gather herbs in various places throughout the town to make potions in Nostradamus's lab room. Search the night skies in his observatory. You will be doing everything in this game!
You really have to think of what you need to do next, and where you should go in this game. It's a good adventure game, rather than HOS type.
The graphics are beautiful - my only complaint is that the town is so inviting, I'd like to explore more there!
Settle in for a long day (or several days) of game play. If you finish this in an afternoon, I'd be surprised. (And suspicious!)
January 15, 2012
Too Challenging for Me!
If you have a lot of experience with adventure games and are confident with obscure challenges, this is the game for you.
I love adventure games (having cut my teeth on HOGs) and normally find them absorbing and, quite often, addictive. However, although the graphics are extremely good in this game and frequently very pleasing to the eye, I found I was unable to move forward without constant reference to a walkthrough. It got to the point where my heart sunk when I sat down to play and I ended up feeling that it was a real chore to get through...but I will not give in!
The puzzles are generally well thought out, a bit different to other adventure games and relevant to the story. However, as I neared the end of the game, even with step-by-step guidance, the puzzles became increasingly enigmatic.
So - I definitely can't say that I enjoyed it but it would suit very experienced gamers.
January 29, 2012
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