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Cursed House 
Banish the evil spirits from the house that is cursed and possessed by ancient evil creatures! Save the Cursed House using your Match 3 skills, and ward off the ghosts! Gather magic power for an ancient amulet, and use its power to restore the house to its former beauty. Match up the different objects and save the day in Curse House!
- Awesome gameplay
- Fantastic action
- Banish the evil spirits!
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System Requirements:
- OS: Windows XP/Vista/7
- CPU: 800 Mhz
- RAM: 256 MB
- DirectX: 8.0
- Hard Drive: 56 MB
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Cursed House
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Unusual Match Three
There are 10 levels with 10 steps to each level. Each level had a different take on the M3 theme. Only one level is "timed". There is no timer but with this level you have to make matches above the "devil" to knock it off the board before it climbs to the top of the column.
The music does get a bit tedious.
It would have been better to be able to replay any level after completing the game once, but you have to start all over again. Good replay value as the screens seem to be random.
November 19, 2011
A REALLY NEW MATCH 3 GAME
Full of fun and extremely relaxing
wonderful visual quality and very new match 3 game
the devils are really amusing
February 28, 2012
Oh boy, how addictive...
I have the pleasure of ridding this house of the evils spirits as often as I wish. And to revisit any room on the map to clean it multiple times if deemed necessary. Could potentially become a problem - good thing I do possess some self control. :-)
December 22, 2011
OK M3, but certainly not great
As a M3 game, this was the most imaginative game I have played. Every one of the levels is different; almost like having 10 different games. The first 7 levels were fun blow things up games that are addictive. Then came level 8, and level 8 was no fun. In fact I passed on playing all the stages of that level. This level was ill conceived and poorly executed. I lowered my evaluation of the game to a 3 at that point. I almost erased it. Level 9 pits you against the game itself and, of course, it cheats. I did not replay any level I lost, but I learned how to cheat back and won a few. This did nothing to raise my evaluation of the game. Mediocre. Then came level 10 and again the innovation and imagination prevailed. At this point I grudgingly raised my evaluation to about a 3.6. OK. So I?ll give it a weak 4, but it certainly is not the best game I have played due to the inclusion of two levels they should have thrown away. I recommend this game, but don?t expect too much. It is above mediocre and well below great. However, I have already gone back and replayed some of the fun levels.
March 12, 2012
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