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Alexandra Fortune: Mystery of the Lunar Archipelago 
Join Alexandra Fortune as she sets out to find her missing grandfather! Unravel the age-old mystery of the Lunar Archipelago, a cluster of islands that contains remnants of every great civilization throughout history and hides a treasure of unimaginable worth. As you guide Alexandra through this thrilling Hidden Object quest, you'll solve ingenious puzzles, enjoy visually stunning locations and crack a mystery that has the potential to change the world!
- Beautiful cutscenes
- Multiple islands to explore
- Explore the Lunar Archipelago!
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System Requirements:
- OS: Windows XP/Vista/7
- CPU: 800 Mhz
- RAM: 128 MB
- DirectX: 8.1
- Hard Drive: 215 MB
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Alexandra Fortune: Mystery of the Lunar Archipelago
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A Little Gem of a Game
Although I am not a true fan of HOGs and I have a weakness for pure adventures - and the tougher the better - I surprised myself to find in this game a HOG that I liked.
The story is good and not devoid of humor, far from it; some parts are really funny.
It offers a nice feature: you explore different locations each with a different theme, and they all blend into something coherent at the end.
Add to that the fact that our little red-head [ie: Alexandra] doesn't leave the other hero of the story, Jay, indifferent, and you're set for some good time.
The graphics, depicting tropical sceneries, jungle locales, pyramids, buddhist temples, are quite nice though not oustanding and the music pleasant.
There is a multitude of objects to find; you don't have a list, but a set of drawings representing them. Lots of them have to be combined.
Tasks are multiple, a few of them are really funny [funny humoristic], and with 30 chapters - a record - you can be sure to have a good time, never get bored, and visit many locations.
You won't find a profusion of puzzles, yet just enough to tickle your interest, as the search-find-combine-use aspect of the game is a long puzzle in itself.
No major difficulty: hints are unlimited, you have a map showing your progress and minigames can be skipped.
An older game that should neither be overlooked nor ignored because it is much better than some new releases.
December 26, 2011
DISAPPOINTING
Just didn't do it. I liked the characters but the rest was pretty boring and it just didn't do it for me... Boring, slow...
February 3, 2012
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