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Lost Realms: The Curse of Babylon 
Travel to the beautiful city of Istanbul, Turkey, and help Alexia stop an ancient family curse that has started to affect her friend, Ogan. A mysterious symbol has appeared on his hand, and he needs your help to prevent it from spreading! Explore timeless temples to find clues and a cure for the Curse of Babylon! Journey through gorgeous Hidden Object scenes, and play magical minigames, as you piece together the past and save Ogan!
- Beautiful scenes
- Perplexing puzzles
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System Requirements:
- OS: Windows XP/Vista/7
- CPU: 800 Mhz
- RAM: 512 MB
- DirectX: 8.0
- Hard Drive: 190 MB
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Lost Realms: The Curse of Babylon
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not so hot
Basically they give you three HO scenes, you play them, complete the puzzle, and they send you to a new land...with 3 highlighted places with more HO scenes. The story line is not much to speak of. HO scenes were sometimes hard. Just not very much of anything appealing to me anyway.
February 14, 2012
A classic blend of HO and puzzles
Much better than its predecessor [Legacy of the Sun Princess], Curse of Babylon takes you on a tour of the Middles East in 8 chapters.
The game is a well balanced blend of HO Scenes and many minigames, with tasks to perform.
Everything is traditional and moderately difficult.
Hints are limited but you can replenish your stock by playing at will one of the three games available at the Bazaar. These are not the same as the in-game puzzles.
You can use three tools permanently available throughout the game: a baseball bat to break things, a knife and a magnifier.
Although the puzzles are old classics too, such as the Hanoi Tower, Sliders, Chinese Checkers, etc.. they are good fun to play mainly because they're all logical, save a couple that are random. I actually like these types of puzzles which do make you think but don't take ages to solve.
The visuals are good and colorful, tasks are simple, there is a variety of scenes to explore but the game is linear.
I enjoyed the trial version, and I think this game should not be ignored. It has a lot to offer and is worth purchasing, especially if you can get it on sale.
January 31, 2012
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