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Mystery Age: The Imperial Staff 
After a powerful storm threatens your village, your father has decided to venture out in search of it`s cause. This exciting Hidden Object Adventure game will have you track down the pieces of the ancient Imperial Staff to stop the mysterious black rain, and save your father from an evil spirit! Explore the wilderness and solve perplexing puzzles as you search for this mythical weapon in, Mystery Age – The Imperial Staff.
- Tricky puzzles
- Gorgeous scenes
- Stop the black rain!
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System Requirements:
- OS: Windows XP/Vista/7
- CPU: 800 Mhz
- RAM: 256 MB
- DirectX: 9.0
- Hard Drive: 154 MB
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Mystery Age
This game was awfully slow! Everything took forever and the game didn't make sense! There was also too much dialogue that I spent forever skipping!
December 18, 2011
Entertaining
A lovely, fun and relaxing game, bright grafic
November 20, 2011
Let down...
I purchased and really liked Mystery Age: The Dark Priests and I looked foward to the next story. This is as beautiful as the other, but I was irritated by the bubbled dialogue. Prefer to have a diary to read at my leisure...
February 5, 2012
One of many mystery games
Good game, finding objects and then putting them back in another contest; the dialogues could be considered a little longs in time but I liked them all the same. I liked the game, I was enthralled in the story, beautiful graphic. All in all considered I recommend it:
January 31, 2012
Good time killer
I usually enjoy the adventure games, but sometimes for a nice relaxing break I enjoy the HOS where you look for the pieces that make up the item and the items have to be used to get the next little piece. I agree with the other reviewer, the dialog and constant cut scenes are annoying, but I enjoyed it. I like that you have to play puzzles and find the items. I don't always care if a story makes sense.
January 8, 2012
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