Confront your fears... You thought you’d have a nice day at the local fair, but trouble strikes – in the form of fear. Your daughter’s lost in the Maze of Fears, but you’ll face more than her disappearance if you dare to enter. This is the next hidden-object puzzle adventure game in the popular Sable Maze series from Daily Magic!
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Game System Requirements:
- OS: Windows XP/Windows Vista/Windows 7/Windows 8
- CPU: 2.5 GHz
- RAM: 1024 MB
- DirectX: 9.0
- Hard Drive: 1045 MB
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Sable Maze: Twelve Fears
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Sable Maze: Twelve Fears is rated
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Rated 5 out of
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oO0AdATbF from
Excellent!
I bought the CE of this game last year, which I enjoyed very much; it immediately went into my "PlayAgainSometime" folder.
Others have written comprehensive reviews regarding the specifics of this entry into the Sable Maze series, and I just wanted to stop in and add my enthusiastic five stars. This game certainly merits them.
Date published: 2018-11-06
Rated 5 out of
5
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sapphireblue11 from
All the Boxes Checked-This is an Amazing Game!
Right from the start this game keeps you engaged as you go through the 12 fears. And, you do go through 12 fears which makes this game play satisfyingly longer than most.The game's storyline developed nicely with a few twists and turns. The HO scenes are multi-stepped and provide a nice challenge. Overall, this game is a delight that does not disappoint!
Date published: 2018-10-30
Rated 5 out of
5
by
ender07 from
Sable Maze: Twelve Fears
I loved this game. Graphics were easy on the eyes, Everything was a puzzle, even the HOG's and quite doable. I hope the other episodes will be just as interesting. good game for Halloween time.
Date published: 2018-10-13
Rated 5 out of
5
by
Aniridia from
Fascinating Fears Enthrall
What I liked best about this game was maybe the way the background was laid out in various maze structures, including the kind you can really only ever find yourself in in dreams, or in interactive hidden object adventures. Mazes make great impact for the eyes and mind. And I loved walking through all those vast outdoor areas crammed into one building between the indoor rooms. That's what real life should be like.
I enjoyed working with the fear orb "amulet", finding each lens, putting it together, getting used to the black smoke. I liked, not answering emails, but getting paid in keys for it, very reliably, and the messages themselves were excellent, fortune cookie magic. This is the kind of reading I like ina game. I am grateful for a game that has ambiance one I can get completely immersed in. The serious, yet fun, eerie, psychotropic atmosphere was all there for me. The music was a bit annoyingly repetitive sometimes, maybe that was intended to instill nervousness.
Something I would like a lot more of is the effect of progression through the sequence of numbered levels. I like knowing where I am in the game, not to mention the precision and rhythm of ordered events. I like artwork to be artwork.
The hidden object scenes, while not ever what I play for,were clear and novel, varied in type. The individual tools and keys hidden within the outer game, on the other hand, were sometimes so hard to find that it made me mad. However the various "minigames" that became openable upon finding these objects were so cool, so new, and just so intense that I quickly got over it, and got lost in the pleasure of the playing of the game again.
One of the best games I've ever played.
Date published: 2016-03-05
Rated 5 out of
5
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Yanie1020 from
Puzzles and More Puzzles!
My favorite part of these games is the puzzles, and this game has a LOT of them. Played on the hardest mode and didn't have a problem with any of them, so the game could have been a bit more challenging. I'm not a huge fan of HOS's but this game has some variety because you have to find the hidden objects and then use them in the scene. Music was good, voiceovers were good, and the graphics weren't the best I've ever seen but they were certainly adequate. I mean, who really cares if the characters' lips move in sync to their speaking? That's not why I play these games. 4 1/2 stars for me!
Date published: 2015-06-15
Rated 5 out of
5
by
bayley60 from
Twelve Fears
I seldom write a review but after seeing only 2 people submitted reviews I just had to add my two cents. Will not rehash what has been said already. This game was a total surprise for me. I thought I would not like it in the beginning but grew to love it as I got more involved in the story. I found that I looked forward to playing and didn't want to stop to take a break as I wanted to see what happened next. I felt it was very innovative and challenging with lots to do in the HOP scenes, not just lists. Puzzles were also to my liking as I am not a puzzle fan and skip a lot of them but not this time.
We all have our own tastes and not everyone will agree with me but that's ok. Have fun if you decide to give it a try.
Date published: 2015-06-14
Rated 5 out of
5
by
Italia47 from
Stand aside, Twleve Fears! You 'ain't gonna scare me from saving my daughter!
I was determined not to let my own fears stop me from saving my daughter!! Way to go Daily Magic and BigFish! Way to go! What a ride that was. So much to do and the puzzles, oh the puzzles. I skipped a couple not because they are difficult but because I lost patience with some of them. Not a hard game at all but tedious and very clever tasks to complete. I played the SE version. Great hidden object scenes and collecting all the mazes was fun. The 12 fears amulet was awesome! As I conquered one fear after another with my daughter right by my fingertips and hanging by a thread and to have her taken once again by another fear was a bit distressing, regardless if you're a mother or father or anyone, to see your loved one in danger can get your adrenaline flowing, and man o' man, my motherly instinct kicked in like a mama bear protecting her cub! Even though, in this case, I was the dad saving my daughter, Amber. I was also concerned for another key character in this story, Marissa who you will learn about. What a great game! Loved it! I wasn't too keen on the match game because that option takes longer to complete and I was engrossed in the gameplay and enjoyed the interactive HOS. But you do have that option if you are akin to match games. Also, the music and voiceovers were great! I liked the thought that was put into this game. Intriguing, nail-biting and a roller-coaster ride of fun. Either I'm getting better at these games or they are becoming shorter but no matter, the principle of the thing is if you like intrigue and lots to do, you will love this game. I highly recommend it!
Date published: 2015-06-20
Rated 5 out of
5
by
urpeachmom from
Great Game!!!
I have never written a review for a game, but I just had to for this one, It was incredible!!!!
The story was very different. I never was bored, and I always had a sense of moving forward in the storyline. It was one of those games that didn't just end all of a sudden and left you feeling cheated.
Even though I played on the hard level, it was not too challenging, and I was able to play with very few hints. That is just how I like to play!!
I really enjoyed this one and would suggest it to anyone that likes playing hidden object/adventure games!
Date published: 2015-06-23
Rated 5 out of
5
by
pennmom36 from
What Are You Afraid Of?
Fear is one of our primal emotions. We are only born with two fears, the fear of loud noises and the fear of falling. Any other fears we develop after birth are "learned" behaviors, usually occurring after a traumatic experience. Arthur, a young psychologist, fresh out of college wanted nothing more than to help people overcome their fears. He created a device to help him research, and gave this device to his first patient and assistant, Marissa Castey who had a debilitating phobia stemming from a near drowning in Sullivan's River (my favorite Sable Maze episode) at summer camp. All this information will start to make sense when your daughter, Amber, enters the Maze of Fears, ignoring your advice not to enter. You always seem to be one step behind Amber, with every slamming and trap door of the maze, clearly, Amber will have to face all Twelve Fears on her own....... if she survives!
Just about every fear will be addressed in this edition of Sable Maze, the fear of falling, fear of death, fear of storms, fear of birds (thank Alfred Hitchcock for that one) the fear of ghosts, fear of fire, fear of heights, the fear of enclosed places, fear of being lost, fear of freezing, not to mention the fear of things that go bump in the night! Being the resourceful dad you are, you are putting Arthur's Fear Collector to work, absorbing all the bad mojo surrounding Amber's fear emotions. There are plenty of plus sign inventory items, requiring some type of interaction before using the items such as combining that item with another inventory item. The Collector's Edition has Achievements to earn as well as 12 Collectible "Fears" however, I think this Standard Edition is the better value, unless you enjoy the recognition you get with the achievements.
I hope you like a lot of of puzzles and games because this game has a ton of them! The Hidden Object Scenes are mostly progressive, interactive list finds where you find the first item on the list and use it somewhere in the scene to obtain the next item and so forth. There are also silhouetted shape finds, and you have the option to play a Match 3 game instead. The Mini Games are around every corner, clever puzzles requiring you swap panels to allow a path for a ball to drop, or turn disks to match up color coded paths, finding 12 different fear symbols by using directional arrows on a telescope, or playing a variation of chess where you move tokens to available areas to either overtake your opponent or add more of your tokens than the opponent. My favorite game required you to swap disks so that the multi colored outer ring around the disks match all disks around them, left, right, top and bottom.
The Collector's Edition has Wallpapers, Concept Art, Developer's Diary, Achievements, Music, Mini Games, Collections, a built in Strategy Guide and a Bonus Chapter, enjoy!
Date published: 2015-06-12
Rated 5 out of
5
by
imdragonit from
needs 5 stars!
This one is different ( in a good way ). Love what they did with hos & mini games. Liked it so much I had to do a review when I never have before. I will be watching for another one of these!
Date published: 2015-06-24