AMAX Interactive proudly presents the next adventure in their best-selling series Puppet Show!
Your cousin sends you a dire letter, begging you for your help. Angela was just hitting the prime of her career, starring as Ophelia in Hamlet, but she's been cursed by a doll and now she lies on her deathbed. Can you uncover the true culprit, or will her first performance also be her swan song? Find out in this twisted hidden-object puzzle adventure game!
- Solve another mystery in the bonus chapter!
- Collect hidden flowers to display in your garden!
- Locate snowflakes hidden throughout the game.
- Replay your favorite Hidden-Object Puzzles and mini-games.
- Enjoy exclusive wallpaper, screensavers, music, and more!
Game System Requirements:
- OS: Windows XP/Windows Vista/Windows 7/Windows 8/Windows 10
- CPU: 1.4 GHz
- RAM: 1024 MB
- DirectX: 9.0
- Hard Drive: 850 MB
Big Fish Games App System Requirements:
- Browser: Internet Explorer 7 or later
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PuppetShow: The Curse of Ophelia Collector's Edition
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PuppetShow: The Curse of Ophelia Collector's Edition is rated
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Rated 5 out of
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Chrisppp from
Great game!
This one reminded me of the very first Puppet Show games. Nice to have that back again after the ones that weren't really about puppets at all!
Date published: 2018-03-25
Rated 5 out of
5
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NEVERLAND5 from
Puppetshow:curse of Ophelia
I've played all the PuppetShows but was disappointed as each new game came out as the puppets seemed to get stranger and less as they were in the beginning.And not as much interaction with them. This one is very good and getting back to how they were but were is that spider puppet?Loved the morphing snowflakes and collectable flowers.This is the way I like the PuppetShow series. Super. Keep 'em small and creepy.
Date published: 2018-03-08
Rated 5 out of
5
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1955raven from
LOVELY, MAGICAL GAME WITH A CURSE!
PUPPETSHOW IS BACK! AN IT'S WICKET FUN!!
Date published: 2018-02-22
Rated 5 out of
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skullfun from
~THIS EDTION OF PUPPETSHOW IS A RETURN TO THE SERIES EARLY YEARS!~
The Curse of Ophelia is the 13th installment of Puppetshow Series by AMAX Interactive though it reminds me of previous editions developed by ERS.
Your cousin Angela (lead actress playing the lead lady in the theater production of Ophelia) has been attacked recently and left in a comatose state and doctors are unable to find the source of her condition. You receive a letter from Angela's husband Leroy who believes she's been cursed after receiving a Puppet Doll! Time to investigate the theater, so you ask Beatrice (Angela's best friend at the theater) for more info. When you arrive at the theater you learn Beatrice is the replacement for Angela in the role of Ophelia. During questioning, Beatrice describes the incident including a description of a "cursed doll". She also tells you of her own experience with the curse and how the curse left her with strange looking birthmark on her arm with symbols that quickly spread over her entire body.
It seems as though there's something really strange about this "cursed doll". Rumor says that someone sends the Puppet Doll before the play premiers and causes any actress who plays the role of Ophelia to eventually Die!!! Who is behind this mysterious curse and why are they targeting actresses at the theater?
Here are the character's you encounter in this wonderfully weird mystery:
?Angela
The protagonist's cousin who works as a stage actress at the town's theater. She fell under the curse that targets all the women who played the role of Ophelia.
?Leroy
Angela's husband. He aids the protagonist in the investigation
?The Theater's Director
A mysterious man who owns the theater that Angela works for.
?Beatrix
Angela's co-worker who wants to play the role of Ophelia herself.
?Doll Assistant
A mysterious doll given to Angela. She is rumored to be cursed.
?Spider Puppets (missing from this edition).
I was really engaged in the story of this edition and the wacky gameplay mechanics. I think casual gamers and fans of this series will enjoy this latest chapter in the on-going saga of the Puppetshow series. Cheers
Date published: 2018-02-11
Rated 5 out of
5
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lomie from
Game was Excellent
I realy enjoyed this game. Some of the Hops had me puzzled but the hind helped me with them.The story was good and love the little helper.
Date published: 2018-02-10
Rated 5 out of
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cakesbyjt from
puppetshow the curse of ophelia
I love all the puppet show games! great games
Date published: 2018-02-09
Rated 5 out of
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matai9 from
Puppets keep you guessing in latest mystery
This was one of the best Puppetshow games since the original. I really was immersed in the puzzles and storyline of the theater director/puppetmaster and his quest to "replace" his wife with a puppet. Each scene was gorgeous, from a moonlit cemetery with swirling snow to the theater stage. And the movement of the puppets is superb, from the small wind-up doll to a larger doll that moves as you read different time codes that are carved on her body.
Your helper, an adorable dark haired doll with a fluffy white bow secured by a skull, is not always helpful, but that is part of what makes this story unexpected. Hidden object scenes are cleverly done, from words popping up from a book to a challenging scene that involves finding shapes that are very well hidden in a wrought-iron gate. Puzzles were imaginative, with standouts being three rings with four different colored clouds, which are all white until you make a selection. All three have to be lit at the same time to proceed, and if you miss, the clouds shift. The horse ride to avoid obstacles was challenging, and I always enjoy Amax's mazes. This one involved your doll helper navigating through rats and spider webs to retrieve an object.
A standout HOP featured a puppet at a sewing machine. The scene opens with six circles that provide a texture. You find the textures in the scene. To find one, you enter the scene under the sewing machine to retrieve thread spools to product one of the textures. Then, the scene turns into matching six different pairs. Great fun!
Collectibles are flowers and morphing snowflakes. I found all the flowers, which are showcased in a window ledge with snow falling around, and a grey cat in a basket swishing his tail. A description of each flower is given. Very relaxing scene and it is also featured as a screen saver as part of the extras. I didn't find all the snowflakes. Very challenging. I did notice later that there was a helpful indicator in a top hat on the lower left hand corner of the screen that tells you if you have found the snowflake in each location. I'll have to replay it again! Wonderful music that fits the game, haunting and gorgeous. Lovely artwork with the most realistic snow I've seen. Can't wait for the next Puppetshow!
Date published: 2018-02-05
Rated 5 out of
5
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Majestyx12 from
Where is spider boy?
Based on the completed game and bonus chapter.
5 Chapters + Bonus chapter
767.3 mb
I have all of the Puppetshow games. This one's first hop had so many throwback characters to the past games. Several more had characters from the past games. It was like a reunion. It even had mechanical cat. But no spider boy.
The black haired doll is so cool. She even walks like a doll. She's cute and I look forward to seeing her in the next puppetshow. ( I hope she makes a appearance).
The puzzles are fun and relaxing. Lots of in the right order and matching. You can replay 11 select mini-games. I enjoyed them. The hops are plentiful and the art is large and beautiful. It was nice not getting out the magnifying glass. I didn't like the riddle hops. You can replay 19 hops, I think this is a good amount.
I liked some details- The Bunny Topiary and the flowers. The dumpling eating crow. He didn't just disappear either.
This game has a sense of humor to it.
The collectibles- I Loved collecting the flowers. They go to a page and has the meaning of the flower. Delphinium is my favorite. But I Love all of them. 29 Morphing Snowflakes. They are slow most times. There is a indicator for both the snowflake and flowers. I kept pressing the rose on the hat indicator to read about the meaning of the flower I just collected. I didn't get all of the snowflakes. I was shy 2. I couldn't go back for them in the end. I can use the bonus content. But since I didn't get all of them. You could have more than what I have. I did notice on the screensaver, I chose the flowers and on the picture where you save it, it was full of flowers. I glanced at it when it was working and it has a few flowers not all. I did collect all the flowers.
The bonus chapter is what happen after. I liked the ending.
7 wallpapers, 16 concept art, 5 screensavers, 4 music, achievements.
Replay 21 movies, 19 hops and 11 mini-games.
Date published: 2018-02-04
Rated 5 out of
5
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Marja67 from
Love this series
I really do love this series. Have bought them all. Always pretty graphics. Good story line. Addicted to Hidden Object games.
Date published: 2018-02-03
Rated 5 out of
5
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CasualGran from
Marvellous Game!
Ever since the first installment I've been fan of PuppetShow. But in time, around the seventh game of the series, my enthousiasm started to fade a little.
Well... it's back! This 13th installment again has everything I love: atmosphere, razorsharp graphics and a compelling story. I'm glad I kept hanging on! The Curse of Ophelia is worth every dollarcent I've payed for it!
Date published: 2018-02-03