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Cleopatra: A Queen's Destiny 
Help Thomas find his master Akkad and fulfill a prophecy! Akkad was on a quest from Cleopatra herself, in an attempt to end a civil war, when he and his daughter were kidnapped by the opposition. It is now up to Thomas to track down Akkad and the love of his life, Iris, and become a hero to all of Alexandria! Cleopatra: A Queen`s Destiny is an Adventure game that will test out your wits and challenge your ingenuity!
- Beautiful 3D graphics
- Tricky puzzles
- Find Akkad and Iris!
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System Requirements:
- OS: Windows XP/Vista/7
- CPU: 1.0 GHz
- RAM: 256 MB
- DirectX: 9.0
- Hard Drive: 1852 MB
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Cleopatra: A Queen's Destiny
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Good bang for the buck.
I've played this game before under a different title.
This is a traditional point-n-click adventure set in Egypt . You play in first person as Thomas, an apprentice astrologer. You find your girl "Iris" and her father "Akkad" have disappeared. The object of the game is to find out what happened and why and track them down.
The game is in 3D. Graphics are beautiful and in my opinion the best part of the entire game.
Nice ambient sound, lively soundtrack and great use of surround sound for audio effects.
Voice acting fair. They sound quite rushed at times.
Puzzles are mainly inventory based though there are some logic puzzles. All are well integrated into the Egypt of the time. Most of the puzzles are of a medium difficulty. Though often the difficulty lies in finding an essential object.
Solving the puzzles give a cut scene.
Game length is nice and not too short, especially for BF's price . 17+ hours if you take your time as I did.
Mild Spoiler Alert:
Unfortunately there are only three venues, Akkad's garden, Royal library and Alexandria lighthouse. There are a couple of brief visits to Cleopatra's palace, but no significant gaming action takes place there. I wish there had been more.
Greek text instead of hieroglyphics is used throughout the game, which is a nice touch and perfectly accurate for the period in question.
There is a system of choosing astrological sign which tailors the puzzles as easier or harder (good day/ bad day). In practice there is not much difference. Bad day requires a few more steps or pieces to solving a given puzzle.
The game ran without problems on my son's older XP and fine on my Vista.
I would have liked more historical info but I guess you can't have everything.
This is a nice enough game for adventure enthusiasts who are looking for lots of puzzles and long playing time.
(original review Jun 19, 10)
November 11, 2011
Excellent game!!
This is my kind of game--I loved this game, it took a quite a bit of time and alot of thought. Usually these type games are priced higher, so great play for the price.
The first reviewer said most of it.
Most of the puzzles are not too complex,but do require thought. There are some that require a little more thought.
Mild spoiler, hardest part is in the library and the different ingredients to make what you need.Also, do not forget to combine objects to make new objects-You could miss details of your next move,
Story line was great, never forgot what the purpose of your actions were.
Once again, loved it!!
April 29, 2012
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