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Flux Family Secrets - The Rabbit Hole 
Jesse is back at Flux mansion after thwarting the efforts of her nemesis, Veronica, but this time 30 years in the past! With the help of an unsuspecting ally, she learns that to get back to her present she'll need to go further in the past to correct what went wrong. Along the way she'll reveal more about her family and the machines that enable them to travel through time in Flux Family Secrets - The Rabbit Hole, a fun Hidden Object game.
- New characters to meet
- Fantastic puzzles
- For a more in depth experience, check out the Collector's Edition
- Check out our Blog Walkthrough
- Get the Strategy Guide!
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Game System Requirements:
- OS: Windows XP/Vista/7/8
- CPU: 1.0 GHz
- RAM: 512 MB
- DirectX: 8.0
- Hard Drive: 225 MB
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- Browser: Internet Explorer 7 or later
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Flux Family Secrets - The Rabbit Hole
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GREAT FUN+GRAPHICS+PUZZLES+UNIQUE!!
Awesome Sequel! Sometimes great, terrific games (like good movies) fall short to provide same great, terrific quality sequel. ALL of the Flux Family Games are top quality, brightly colored, crisp graphics with clever, unique and fun puzzles! I KNOW the game seems short as it's so MUCH FUN to play and you never want to see the end!! A MUST HAVE for Gamers and Collectors!! Enjoy!
-Mama Mia-
April 10, 2012
Perfect Relaxation Game
I generally don't like HOG, but this one was beautifully done. It was fairly easy, but because the graphics were so well done, it was enjoyable rather than tedious.
April 10, 2012
The game that convinced me HOGs could be fun
It's an adventure/HOG hybrid with some interface niceties. While I often find the HOG format to be a bit irritating, and this game does have the "common sense does not apply" problem, it's attractive and engaging. I play the HOG parts with my spouse when we're too tired to play anything competitive. The puzzles are not especially difficult, but again, are mostly enjoyable. All in all, a very polished game.
April 15, 2012
Double Yikes!!
I really disliked this game. I thought it would be like it's prequel and it had changed things. They added HOS. A few of them were fun and challenging but the others were off the chart challenging. Do you know what a dodecahedron is..ya me neither. Your cursor turns into a hand when you need to move or open something and then sometimes does not turn back into your cursor and you have to go to another part of the puzzle or room and click many times to get your cursor back. There are a lot of HOS, there were two in one room I entered. The hint button trail moves very fast and either ricochets or curves around and you need to follow it because when it finally hits what you need to see it expands very fast into a big circle making you search even more for the thing you wanted to find. The navigation on this game was abysmal. It was either too easy to flop in another room or almost impossible. You have your hint button and a person from what ever period you are in to supposedly help you. The person is very little help beyond telling you what needs to be done and in some instances it is something in another area you cannot go to yet. In one room he was telling me to pull the lever. Well I couldn't find the lever so I clicked the hint button and the hint button said there's nothing to do in this room. Finally found the lever on my own across the room from the item that needed to be lowered. Just like the first game you have to find pieces of items to put things together but they are all spread out in other rooms. Unless you like frustration don't but this one.
June 12, 2013
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