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3 Cards to Dead Time 
In late 1929, five people - including Jess Silloway's grandmother - mysteriously vanished and were never seen again. Now a ghostly figure has begun to haunt Jess's dreams. Use your powers of observation and deduction to unlock glimpses of events from the past, present and future, and then put the pieces together to discover what happened that fateful night eighty years ago, in 3 Cards to Dead Time! Experience this exciting Hidden Object game!
- Spooky gameplay
- Immersive atmosphere
- Solve the 80 year old mystery!
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- Play 3 Cards to Midnight
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System Requirements:
- OS: Windows XP/Vista/7
- CPU: 1.8 GHz
- RAM: 512 MB
- DirectX: 9.0
- Hard Drive: 214 MB
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excellent!
Story line was great! I had great time and I am about to play 3 cards to Midnight! I love Big Fish Games:)
November 19, 2011
Ive played better B.F. games
The concept of the game was very good. I liked the challenge of finding the hidden objects associated with a given clue or idea. Some of the puzzles were a bit vague others were quite reasonable. The game itself was a bit drawn out and slow moving. Too much dialogue which became rather boring and tedious even though there were clues and details which were to be used later in the game, that is if you did not get sick of all the reading. The last drawback was that if during the game all your hints and guesses were used up, you had to go right back to the begining of that paticular stanza and replay all the dialogue to try again so as to continue.
December 15, 2011
Terrible
I'm not a big fan of a ton of dialog during a game. The games were not great either.
December 2, 2011
3 Cards to Dead Time
The story was interesting, illustrated with still scenes and character voice-overs. Suggest playing 3 Cards to Midnight first for continuity of the storyline. Game is a combination of two genres - word and hidden object. Two modes are available - Relaxed and Challenge. On Challenge mode, all the word associations and word connections need to be found in order to continue. Puzzles are challenging with some unique twists. If you wish to skip the dialogue, hit the spacebar.
January 24, 2012
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