Eipix Entertainment presents an exciting new series in Vermillion Watch: Moorgate Accord!
What starts as an ordinary meeting with your uncle and his friend quickly takes a dark turn when a massive creature of unknown origin attacks! Delve into your family history to uncover a secret accord between the forces of good and evil. Can you stop the monster terrorizing the streets of London before it's too late, or will you be its next victim? Find out in this gripping hidden-object puzzle adventure!
- Stop Irene Adler and her thugs in the bonus chapter!
- Find hidden souvenirs to unlock the bonus souvenir room.
- Tons of collectibles, including morphing objects and hidden symbols!
- Earn achievements as you play.
- Remember your journey with posters, screensavers, soundtrack, and more!
Game System Requirements:
- OS: Windows XP/Windows Vista/Windows 7/Windows 8/Windows 10
- CPU: 2.0 GHz
- RAM: 1024 MB
- DirectX: 9.0
- Hard Drive: 909 MB
Big Fish Games App System Requirements:
- Browser: Internet Explorer 7 or later
Similar Games You’ll Love
-
Bridge to Another World: Alice in Shadowland
Hidden Object -
Dark Parables: The Swan Princess and The Dire Tree
Hidden Object -
League of Light: The Gatherer
Hidden Object -
Sable Maze: Sinister Knowledge
Hidden Object -
Dark Parables: The Thief and the Tinderbox
Hidden Object -
Dark Tales: Edgar Allan Poe's Metzengerstein
Hidden Object -
Mystery Case Files: Broken Hour
Hidden Object
Reviews at a Glance
Vermillion Watch: Moorgate Accord Collector's Edition
0 out of 5 (0 ReviewsReview)
Average Rating:
Customer Reviews
Vermillion Watch: Moorgate Accord Collector's Edition is rated
out of
5 by
68.
Rated 5 out of
5
by
BelleBrown from
Definitely my favourite Eipix Game so far!
I had a good feeling about this game since I first saw the trailer and I wasn't disappointed at all! This game has a fresh, engaging storyline and amazing production. Both graphics and music are high quality and fit the theme of the game. The adventure part is neither too hard nor too easy, so I didn't get frustrated or bored at all. I won't say much, just try the demo and see if you like it!
Date published: 2017-09-09
Rated 5 out of
5
by
IMGOC from
Whimsical Fun
Wonderful graphics, a story line that appeals to anyone who enjoys a literary mashup. I hope there is more in the series, this is one of my favourite game series to date. Wonderful attention to detail and the attention to detail and continuity was wonderful...things flowed logically without taking away from the storyline.
Date published: 2017-04-18
Rated 5 out of
5
by
juinrenee from
One of the most challenging played in a while
I always play at almost expert level since I play a lot of these type of games. This game, I had to use the skip 4 times on puzzles, they were that challenging. Beautiful art work and nice story line. Great challenge. Finished in 4 hours though.
Date published: 2017-01-20
Rated 5 out of
5
by
Sara6777 from
So Grateful I Tried it Myself!
When this game first came out, I tried the demo, read some bad reviews, and decided to pass...mostly due to the reviews, and the demo didn't "grab" me. (There were only a few reviews at that time, with a higher percentage of lower stars.) I'm so glad I tried this game...it's been SO much fun! I got it as part of a BOGO, with the 2nd game of this series, and it is a WIN for me!
Try the demo out for yourself.
Date published: 2017-01-03
Rated 5 out of
5
by
juliabennett from
BEST HOPA in a LONG time
This game has an outstanding story line. If you like Victorian era characters such as Irene Adler, Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde, et al. (don't want to give too much away), you will really dig this game.
The extras and bonus game in the collector's edition weren't awesome enough (as is often a problem, I feel), but it didn't detract enough for me to deduct a star.
The game had an interesting plot. The graphics were OUTSTANDING! And I can only hope that they keep this series going!
Date published: 2016-09-15
Rated 5 out of
5
by
Chrisppp from
A Great Game
I'm sure everyone else has done the specifics of what the game is about etc. I just want to say: this was a great game! The graphics were gorgeous! The music faded into the background, but when I stopped to listen, it was interesting and lovely. The games were fun (though I don't like games where I have to hit people or be hit by them - total pacifist). There was not one point when I wished I had not purchased this one. A true WINNER! Keep them coming, Eipix!
Date published: 2016-08-30
Rated 5 out of
5
by
ValerianRomeo from
Surprisingly Good!
I got this game with fair-medium expectations. The story line turned out to be much better than anticipated and the presentation, characters (particularly the Caterpillar) and artwork and music were brilliant. I loved it - wish there were more in this series
Date published: 2016-08-23
Rated 5 out of
5
by
pennmom36 from
Did Mr. Hyde Survive The Execution?
Uncle Ernest Hawkes has arranged a meeting with you and a good friend of his, Phileas Fogg, to discuss an important matter. Before either of you get a chance to say hello, your Uncle is attacked by a monstrous man, the spitting image of London's first serial killer, Mr. Hyde. That however is impossible, because Mr, Hyde was executed 20 years ago! Uncle Ernest has been gravely injured by this hulk of a man, but just before passing, he bestows you with an amulet of great importance, for it seems that your Uncle was a very important man with a secret identity, an identity you have just inherited! You quickly learn that Uncle Ernest was a member of the Vermillion Watch, a secret clandestine league dedicated to protect Queen and country. They fought criminals with dark agendas in the shadows of a seemingly civilized society. The Vermillion Watch was disbanded 20 years ago when they signed a treaty with an undisclosed organization, called the Moorgate Accord. The streets of London are no longer safe, it's time for you to assume your Uncle's' position as a member of the Vermillion Watch, and quench the flames of evil!
I love this new series, which seems to be a blend of two of my favorite series, Hidden Expedition and New York Mysteries! The graphics are incredible, the plot is fresh, there's plenty of action and enough mystery to keep you on the edge of your computer chair! Each Scene has a Hidden Sign to locate and there are plenty of Achievements to earn. Many of the scenes have panning abilities that allow you to pan the screen to the left or right and even up and down. My only complaint is that the Morphing Objects this Collector's Edition offers is only available within the HOP's, I wish they were available in the main game itself, and this would be the perfect game to offer a non-linear type of morph where the item doesn't morph the first time you visit the scene.
The Hidden Object Scenes are very well done, some of which have unusual features or take place in out of the ordinary scenes. There are Interactive List Finds, Multiple Listed item finds, Silhouetted Shape finds and even Silhouetted Shape finds in Multiples where you must find several of the same type of items to fill up the Silhouette shape. I liked the HOP where you are tasked with finding 6 of each building that is being described to you, on a map. There are also several smaller zoom zone Hidden Object Puzzles, and as I mentioned earlier, each of the main HOP's have a morphing Object to discover.
The Mini Games are creative, some newer some older, some super easy, others a bit frustrating. Below are brief descriptions of some of the games you'll encounter during the demo:
1) Move all tokens onto the green circle by selecting red highlighted areas to move to, moving some tokens affect others.
2) Click on each watch pin to match the Roman Numeral with a symbol to figure out a coded lock.
3) Turn all of the tiles into fuses by selecting the tile with the red button and dragging the tile over others to flip them within 2 moves, repeat process with the second board as well.
4) Arrange dice in the same order as the barrels shown in an earlier clue discovery.
This Collector's Edition has 15 replayable HOP's, 20 replayable Puzzles, 9 Concept Art pictures, 9 Wallpapers, 9 Developer's Diary photos, 5 Music Soundtracks, a Souvenir Room, 15 Achievements, Morphing Object within the HOP's, Characters room, 16 Videos, 44 Hidden Signs, a built in Strategy Guide and a Bonus Adventure, enjoy!
Date published: 2016-06-23
Rated 5 out of
5
by
riverdiver from
Conjure the Hat out of a Rabbit???
My remarks on the game start with the very end: the souvenir room. In the scene „Smoking Room“ you have to find a hat. There were two big rabbits in the scene. I scrutinized them by millimeter by millimeter.
After having played hours and hours with Phileas Fogg, Alice in Wonderland, Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde, Isobel, a relative of Isaac Newton, having saved my skin out of a nasty coach accident, not to speak of Dante’s Inferno, discovering more about my family and the art of scrying, having to conjure the hat out of a rabbit was just within reach.
When I played the beta months ago, I was not that much wowed. Another Secret Society fighting the evil? A mixed bag of characters known from existing and well loved books?
I played the demo of the finished game and still was on the fence.
But the London scenery, the smooth game play, the funny HOS with Rufus holding a map and covering items with his thumbs … I finally gave in and bought the game.
The game got better and better! So much humour: The male player character helps a widow that has been kidnapped and she throws „Do you need help?“ at him.
So many fun items to find, as „Bottom Grin“ and „Top Grin“.
Great puzzles as the one with animal noises.
Room for word play as with the napkin map, how about a mapkin nap?
Geryons guarding the inventory, great soundtrack with cello tunes, and for once no vocalisation!!! (My personal dislike, I prefer instruments over voices humming a tune.)
Coming back to the souvenir room, no, the hat didn’t have to be conjured out of a rabbit, but there was another nice detail. In another scene you have to find Newton’s Cradle. The music stopped at all, and, at least in my head, I’ve only heard the click clack of the spheres. Well done!
Moorgate Accord was a great start for a new series. New twists in HO’s, not only as in the very last one, where you had to swap and turn disk to find items.
And: new achievements!
Have to admit, I didn’t get them all ;). Being a riverdiver doesn’t make me a Daredevil Diver, but I can’t be bothered.
The overall enjoyment of this game was more.
Date published: 2016-07-03
Rated 5 out of
5
by
karenmusik from
Excellent Victorian Mashup
Okay, yes - we've all been here. Secret society battles evil. Literary characters turning up all over the place. But I enjoy a good twist on a old theme and this is definitely it. Interesting storyline with a hint of more to come. The graphics were very atmospheric, loved Chinese Alice, games were fun without causing me to pull my hair out, no slider puzzles (thank you,) fun HOPs, and a good bonus game. The extras were good and the items found for the souvenir room made sense.
Date published: 2016-07-10