Match the zen stones and travel through exotic locations! Collect powerful gems and restore harmony to nature by the force of the magical amulets.
- 6 Gorgeous tile sets
- Challenging mini-games
- Immersive music
- Stone Garden & Zen Mahjong solitaire
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Game System Requirements:
- OS: Windows XP/Windows Vista/Windows 7/Windows 8/Windows 10
- CPU: 1.0 GHz
- RAM: 512 MB
- DirectX: 9.0
- Hard Drive: 234 MB
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Lost Amulets: Stone Garden is rated
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Rated 5 out of
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Maggie_Jean from
Lost but Now Has Been Found
I love Mahjong Games. I am slow at learning them well so it is nice to be able to turn the clock off and be on relax mode. Those who want to run the mouse wheel can do that too.
The graphics are great. The download and installation went very smoothly. I just hate some websites that just don't have their ducks in a row when you want to "Try It or Buy It". I have been learning since 2000 with my computer by myself by reading, asking questions and observing.
I am really enamoured with this game, "The Lost Amulets" Stone Garden. It is tricky but I like it.
Date published: 2016-10-07
Rated 5 out of
5
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Luvago from
so excited
I was so excited to see this new game from "Always Neat" as I love their other games.
I like the Asian/Mahjong/matching theme, collecting jade pearls, the variety of mini games & the designs of the tiles, stones etc, which you can choose., also the relaxed or timed versions. It is such a nice change from some other types of games & helps me to escape for a while.
I certainly recommend this & the other 2 games, if you want lots of variety. ie memory, matching, even bingo type game etc along with mahjong option.
Date published: 2015-09-16
Rated 5 out of
5
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pennmom36 from
Finally.....A Mahjong Game That's Interesting
Lost Amulets is one of the most interesting and entertaining Mahjong games I've ever played. The graphics are stunning, colorful and crystal clear, the tiles are actually round stones which are way better visually than the usual Mahjong tiles. The game itself has a unique style that keeps your interest because you clear the board by making matches with the stones shown at the bottom. Some of the stones have several available matching stones, and you can keep collecting them for double, triple, quadruple points. If you collect the Gold stones, you win the game even if other stones remain.
Each level has Jade Pearls underneath the stones that you can collect and use to purchase Power-ups. The Hint icon will cost a single pearl, the Shuffle icon costs 2 pearls, and there are Fire power-ups, one of them removes 10 stones and costs 4 pearls the other removes 15 stones and costs 5 pearls each time it is used. There is also a Kitty of good fortune stone that will appear at random times that allows you to match any stone or stones with him. There are several tile options to choose from, and even a Random tile option that goes through all of them, Flowers and Animals, Mixed Tiles, Traditional, Icon tiles, Rainbow tiles, and Number tiles. You can also choose to add specific colors to the tiles to make it easier to match.
You can play the game in a Relaxed or Timed mode, and there is a Traditional Mahjong game with traditional tiles called Zen Mahjong that will be unlocked after a few short levels in the Main story mode. I loved the Mini Games that are available after each set, you can choose which game you want to play or spin the wheel and take your chances. BINGO was my favorite, this is played with numbered tiles on a bingo board with different colored number tiles. The balls with numbers travel down the right side and bottom in a Zuma style and it backs up with every number you match, otherwise the numbers will eventually travel off the screen and become unavailable. There is a MEMORY game where you uncover two stones at a time and match identical images. A MATCHING game where you have to choose the only available matching symbols on three different boards. The last available mini game is the TILING game but I ran out of time before getting to play this game but I'm assuming it's probably a traditional timed game of Mahjong. Enjoy!
Date published: 2015-09-15
Rated 5 out of
5
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scamp69 from
Just FUN, play Relaxed mode for no stress
I don.t normally buy/play Majong games, in fact I only have one. Bought an earlier version of this game in 2013 and keep it on my Desktop for relaxed enjoyment. This one is very similar but the graphics are clearer and I just had to have it. I recommend that you try it. The Option buttons give you all sorts of options.
Date published: 2015-09-15
Rated 5 out of
5
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TeachumWell from
Mahjong Perfection!
I'm a mahjong fan so I knew I had to try this one. Happy I did! The graphics are bright, clear and relaxing. The tiles (some of which are round stones shapes# are big and the backgrounds don't get in the way. So why the 4? Well, the sound of the closed tiles got to be annoying after awhile but that's a small, very small downer. Those having played 2 earlier similar games will feel right at home with the green pearls and power-up cost. #I think the bonus wheel was also in the earlier games but not for sure on that!) The similarity isn't a negative, but a great chance to play a type of mahjong in an already liked format. If you're new to mahjong or a long-time player you oughta give this game a try. You just might never let it go!
Date published: 2015-09-16
Rated 5 out of
5
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evamay from
FUN! FUN! FUN!
This is the best mahjong game ever. There are many things you can or cannot accomplish at your will. Because of this any level of expertise would enjoy this edition. /even this ole Granny
Date published: 2015-09-15
Rated 5 out of
5
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ebec from
You are all missing the best part of this game!!
It goes without saying, the game itself is wondrous! However, after you finish both games - click on the first game again Wow, are you in for a treat!! Just sit back in your chair and soak up the visual parade, and listen to the beautiful music! Don't remember ever feeling so very relaxed!
Date published: 2015-11-10
Rated 5 out of
5
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lloydse from
Just one wish
This is a lovely game set. I have just one wish for the creators--that I could have the option, after completing both full game formats--to play round after round of the delightfully different minis. I love those so much, especially the tiling and matching. As secondaries they are different yet so complimentary to the primary mah jong formats. Sigh. Maybe next time? If you like this game you may also like the predecessor. I did!
Date published: 2015-11-07
Rated 5 out of
5
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talisman018 from
Round Mahjong Fun!
Hi, Fishies! :-)
This is a lovely game with a nice little storyline to it. The five elemental amulets of Wind, Wood, Water, Fire and Earth have gone missing and it's up to you to find them! Each amulet has sub-parts that you need to find as well. Collect jade pearls to pay for helper abilities when you get stuck. Don't take to long to choose what to do in Story Mode: there is a timer you must work against or you'll have to start the level over again.
GRAPHICS: 5 out of 5. Lovely, crisp and clean. So far, I haven't come across anything too small to see. The instructional text is easy to read. There is a slight fuzziness to everything but the tiles which gives it a dreamy quality that I rather enjoyed.
SOUND: 5 out of 5. Relaxing music with a strong Asian flavour. There are sliders for both music and effects so you can have it blaring or silent or anywhere in between.
GAMEPLAY: 5 out of 5. There are full instructions and it starts you off with a basic tutorial that you can refer to in brief at any time from the Main Menu. Also in the Main Menu are options for changing your tileset patterns, having each tile with a coloured background or not, and the option to play windowed or full screen. (There is no option to change the cursor, though.) Lastly, you can unlock the Zen Mode once you've progressed far enough into the main story.
FUN FACTOR: 4.5 out of 5. Okay, it's mahjong. That can get a little boring. But wait! There are bonus levels that are chosen at random on a "wheel of fortune". I happened to get Bingo, which was like a cross between bingo and marble popper. Fun! There were several different bonus games, like memory (you have to open little doors on the tiles to see its pattern and keep that in mind while you search for others like it). Seriously, the wheel spun far too fast to see the others types of games, but I'm sure they'll all be fun. (Note: bonus levels also have timers, at least in Story Mode.)
OVERALL: 19.5 out of 20. Highly recommended! The only reason I gave it less than perfect was because I really hate timers. This means that I'll be looking forward to unlocking that Zen Mode! Always try before you buy, but this one is a keeper if you want something you can pick up and play for a few minutes or a few hours. Enjoy!
Date published: 2015-09-15
Rated 5 out of
5
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biscuitsmama from
ONE OF THE BEST MAHJONG GAMES - I LOVE IT!
When I saw Lost Amulets this morning I wasn’t sure what type of matching game it was but I was delighted to see that it is a type of mahjong. There have been several mahjong games released on BFG and some of them are only so-so, but, IMHO, Lost Amulets is a winner.
When the game opened there was no widescreen support. No settings to fiddle with that would change the settings so that the game would fill my large screen monitor. Generally, when this happens the game becomes an automatic no purchase for me. However, when I saw that the graphics are really good and that the game was captivating, my mind changed and I knew I had to get this game. The only settings in the game are for sound and music and because the music was rather annoying I turned the volume as low as possible so I didn’t have to listen to the constant twang.
In the game options screen you can select from among several different types of tiles or stones. I happen to like traditional mahjong tiles so that is the set I selected. When playing you remove tiles from the board by making a match to the tiles in the frame at the bottom of the screen. During the play you will find jade stones scattered around the board and you collect those to purchase power-ups that will help you when things get tricky. After completing several boards you will be able to play a variety of mini-games – bingo, memory, matching to name a few. The mini-games are random and open after you spin the wheel. I thought the mini games were so much fun that I could hardly wait until my next spin of the wheel.
If you like mahjong, then you will most likely enjoy Lost Amulets. It is a wonderful game to help with memory for those you who like to keep your memory active and working well. Without a doubt, Lost Amulets is an instant buy for me and I recommend that you at least try the demo to see if you will be as hooked as I am.
Date published: 2015-09-15