From Daily Magic Productions, creators of Dark Dimensions and Ominous Objects, comes a thrilling new installment of the Sable Maze series!
After 20 years, you’ve finally come to terms with the fact that your brother is gone for good. But when you return to the place where he went missing to pay your final respects, you find yourself pulled into a strange maze filled with spirits and shadows. Evidence of your brother litters your path, and you begin to wonder… Could he still be alive, somewhere in the maze? Track down the truth as you fight for your freedom in this exciting Hidden Object Puzzle Adventure game!
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Game System Requirements:
- OS: Windows XP/Windows Vista/Windows 7/Windows 8/Windows 10
- CPU: 2.5 GHz
- RAM: 1024 MB
- DirectX: 9.0
- Hard Drive: 965 MB
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Sable Maze: Soul Catcher
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Sable Maze: Soul Catcher is rated
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Rated 5 out of
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AuntyKeli from
LOVED IT but wished it were longer...
I just had to take a moment to say how much I enjoyed this game, however, it was a bit short. I love a game that has a great story line and this game didn't disappoint. I only used Hints twice and he game followed a logical progression. I recommend that you get the Collector's Edition because that will give you a few more things to do. My only wish for this game's sequel is to make it more challenging and longer game play. I hope the sequel comes soon because I will buy the Collector's Edition! I hope you have a great time playing this game and that you have a wonderful day! ;-)
Date published: 2019-03-15
Rated 5 out of
5
by
campingramps from
Another great Sable Maze game.
I love the Sable Maze series. They are suspenseful, fast paced and not boring. The HOs are fun and the additional puzzles keep you on your feet.
As usual, the quality is great and the story is easy to follow and doesn't jump all over the place. Another good thing, you don't have to find a thousand different shapes to open something.
I highly recommend this for the true HO lover and the Sable Maze fan.
Date published: 2017-02-05
Rated 5 out of
5
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denniann2 from
returning to sdullivan river to find your brother
there is a custom level and interactive map. you have returned to sullivan river 20 years after your brother's disappearance. he has been coming to you in your dreams. you and your friends are at the memorial for the missing children and you and your friends are trying to update it. next thing you know you are transported to another world where you have a masked person trying to help you get back to where you came from. alistair is the enemy and you need to get rid of him. i really can't say too much more without giving away an important item in the game. sequel.....oh i believe so. it has been set up; that way.
Date published: 2016-03-20
Rated 5 out of
5
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Aliana_4711 from
Excellent visuals, a little bit short
My rating is based on completion of SE and fulfillment of most of my personal requirements.
- Story: I like fantasies, thus the story was fine for me. You are going to rescue your brother. On the way, you’re helping several lost souls. Unfortunately, you can’t leave the maze with your brother at the end. That was unusually.
- Difficulty to be customized. You can choose: tutorial, map marks, glitter, contextual pointer or plus-item, hint/skip recharges. Unfortunately, you can’t exclude helping texts.
- Excellent visuals: very colorful and detailed.
- A lot of locations. They are parted, most of the time you have something about 5-6 locations accessible.
- Very well animated.
- Good voice over, matching the characters. Sometimes it is not totally synchronized.
- Tools: An interactive map. Actually not necessary, there are not too many locations (s.a). With a little back and forth it is playable.
- Nice HO’s: They were pretty good and lucid.
- You can switch to match 3.
- Lots of different mini games: Several were challenging.
- Challenge: The tasks were logical. The helping texts were several times necessary. Usually I prefer playing w/o them, but it was not too bad having them. Altogether it was quite interesting.
Minor dislikes:
- Length: it could have been a little bit longer, I needed well below 4 hours.
- End: too abrupt.
Despite these small dislikes, I gave 5 stars because of styling, graphics, voices, mini games and challenge.
Date published: 2016-02-02
Rated 5 out of
5
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bessiegirl from
Smooth game
Although somewhat short, or maybe just normal for a SE I totally enjoyed this game. Very smooth gameplay with an options setting so you can set the hint/skip to refresh real quickly which is always a plus in my book.
HOS were easy and interactive which made the game flow along well. Some puzzles I found difficult and not clear while others were very easy. I skipped the ones I didn't want to deal with...another plus for the fast skip setting.
Story different but the ending came a bit quickly and not like one would expect; I had hoped for a happier one.
Color, animations, voice-overs..it was all excellent as well as the transporter map was extremely helpful. I suspect the story may have been fleshed out a bit more in a CE or perhaps it is being set up for a sequel...one never knows.
Date published: 2016-02-02
Rated 5 out of
5
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meshalapple777 from
Thank you for this game
I love all hidden games
Thank you so much Big Fish Games
Date published: 2016-01-30
Rated 5 out of
5
by
biscuitsmama from
Will You Finally Find Your Brother?
Our story begins with a revisit to Sullivan’s River where twenty years ago where several people vanished including your brother Darren who has been coming to you in your dreams. Your brother’s body was never found so what is he trying to tell you? Maybe this visit Sullivan River and the creation of a memorial might just be the thing to put your mind at ease. As you are preparing the memorial to your brother and the others who are missing you are suddenly whisked away to another reality and this is where the search for Darren really heats up.
The game does offer a custom mode so if you like to set up your hint and skip times here’s your chance. The voiceovers are good but lip sync is a bit odd and sometimes is shown in close-up circles while there is no lip movement in the larger screen and at other times there is lip-sync without the close-up, which makes it seem rather hit or miss. It is not a big thing in the scheme of the game but it points out a lack of attention to detail.
Your tools include an interactive map that is found early in the game. To access your map you will click on the tablet in the lower left section of your screen. The other tool is a rune sign that wards off evil spirits but, beware, you must complete a mini-game before it can be used. The mini-game is not one of my favorites and I am sure those evil spirits would have devoured me before I ever managed to charge the rune if this was real life and not a game.
The HOPS are interactive and multi-tiered meaning that in many of them we must first find so many of two types of items to open the scene. Even though the list of items to find in some of the HOPS, they were a bit challenging at times. If the game has a strong point, it is the puzzles. There are far more puzzles than there are HOPS and although some of them are easy many seemed more difficult. I particularly disliked the rune activating puzzle because I often find that type of puzzle frustrating.
There is not much to say about the CE content because it is fairly standard and you either like the CEs or you don’t. For those of you who want to know there are collectibles and morphing objects.
In Soul Catcher we are AGAIN dealing with an evil being who steals souls and I am becoming so bored with this overworked theme. Can’t anyone come up with something new? I keep thinking, and I must be wrong, that game developers are very creative but obviously they only know how to do one thing repetitively. Although we are revisiting Sullivan River, Soul Catcher is more of a fantasy type game with lots of color rather than the decaying camp setting of the original game. Even though I am tired of the storyline theme, I do like many of the puzzles, and overall found the game playable and entertaining. It was easier in Soul Catcher to figure out where to go and what to do because of the interactive map but I found the puzzles a bit more difficult. My plea to game devs is that with the start of a new year, perhaps they can close the book on this rehashed storyline and come up with something refreshing. I am still going to give the game high marks for graphics and gameplay because I am sure that there are many of you who will be over the moon with the game. As for me, it wasn’t exactly what I was looking for but there is always next year. As always, I recommend that you try the demo to see if Soul Catcher is a game you will enjoy.
Date published: 2016-01-29
Rated 5 out of
5
by
pennmom36 from
We Have Arrived Hope You Survive!
It's been 20 years since young Darren vanished from Sullivan River Summer Camp and Darren has been trying to reach out to his brother Aaron through his dreams. Aaron must return to Sullivan's River and enter the Maze to the underworld to help his brother, but someone doesn't want him there and the spirits are restless. The only way out of the Maze is through the gate in the Tree of Life, found at the center of the Maze, but, can Aaron make it through the maze alive, or will he join his brother in the underworld for the rest of eternity?
It seems like Sable Maze is getting creepier with each new release, but none of them seem to compare with the original.....until now! This game has some of the most clever Puzzles I've ever seen. Let's face it, the mini games can either make or break the game, and this one should earn an award for creativity! The Collector's Edition has Morphing Jigsaw pieces, one in each scene, to collect and assemble to create 4 different Screensavers, as well as the usual Achievements to earn, and 10 Collectible Character Figures located throughout the game. Many of the inventory items have Plus Signs indicating some type of interaction is required before using the item, some of which have puzzles to tinker with as well.
The Hidden Object Scenes are just average, one of which is repeated in the same scene which really bothers me every time. There are only a few available in the demo itself, the first requires you to find 5 alike items on the left of the bar, and 5 different items on the right. When all 10 items have been found they will unlock two separate list columns. The next HOP is a progressive interactive list find followed by finding several Fragments in the same scene.You can opt to play a Match 3 game instead of the HOP's.
The Mini Games are either new or have a whole new twist on an older version, they are refreshing and entertaining, by far some of the best puzzles I can remember playing in a long time. Below are brief descriptions of some of the Mini Games you will encounter during the demo:
1) Restore the image by rotating the tiles but one tile affects other tiles.
2) Restore the map by choosing one of the three tiles on the left that fit into the next puzzle space and then choosing what column it belongs in.
3) Rotate the 3D image until it comes into focus then place the pieces correctly.
4) Slide the tokens into the slots matching the same color as the outlines.
5) Swap the skulls to complete the design behind them.
6) Raise all tiles to illuminate all tiles, one affects others.
7) Repair a net using thread of three different lengths.
8) Remove roses by jumping one another until only one remains.
9) Drag the Chain lock through a maze landing on buttons to open various gates blocking the paths.
10) Complete the center medallion by maneuvering the four jeweled tokens.
The Collector's Edition has 15 Developer's Diary pictures, 11 Concept Art pictures, 8 Wallpapers, 10 Collectible Character Figures, 6 Match 3 levels, 6 Music Soundtracks, 37 Achievements, Collectible Morphing Puzzle pieces which will create 4 different Screensavers, a built in Strategy Guide and a Bonus Chapter, enjoy
Date published: 2016-01-29
Rated 4 out of
5
by
Mari2006 from
Pretty good game!
This game flows nicely even and is visually appealing. A nice variety of hidden objects and pretty good storyline! I enjoyed playing this one and hope for more of these in the future!
Date published: 2018-01-13
Rated 4 out of
5
by
ninja226 from
An enjoyable HO mystery adventure to find lost brother
This game goes by pretty quickly, primarily because most tasks are intuitive or logical. I was able to proceed without any Hints and didn't skip a single puzzle.
The storyline is easy to follow and draws you into the mystery. The title of of the game is apropos for the plot and becomes apparent upon completion of the game.
You travel to the underworld, but not a spooky game. Lots of special effects. Good animation.
Ratio of HOS to puzzles is 1:1. At least half of the objects to find in HO require interaction with another item to find.
I didn't find the puzzles too hard, but some took many tries before reaching the answer.
Overall, a straightforward mystery/adventure game that most Fishies will enjoy.
Date published: 2017-02-05