Use our Strategy Guide to help Nelly find and save her brother from a mysterious Romanian castle! Dive into the castle`s magical pictures and discover the secrets of the Philosophers’ Stone. Use your Hidden Object skills and our step-by-step directions, in Treasure Seekers: The Enchanted Canvases to break the spells on the castle and track down Tom. Find the wicked person responsible for imprisoning him and take home the ancient and priceless treasure!
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- Rare production art
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Game System Requirements:
- OS: Windows XP/Vista/7/8
- CPU: 600 Mhz
- RAM: 128 MB
- DirectX: 6.0
- Hard Drive: 47 MB
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This was the first time I played this type of game and I was totally enthralled! Tom is lost and his big sister is on an adventure to find him and in searching for him she has to go through these magic paintings. I really liked the "fill in the circle" instead of a list on the bottom of the screen. That way I could look at the shape of the item instead of having just a word to go by. Storyline is "ok", but a little boy running around loose in a group of magic paintings, not afraid to keep going? Really? The scenes are clear, bright and detailed. Not many dark/black areas u have to search. Went through some great scenes, difficulty wasn't too bad (for me, a beginner). But her attitude through the whole story is so "happy go lucky" it made me a bit ill by the end when she met a real life vampire and was all "oh gee, oh gosh, a real big bad vampire"! Faces a cave in where she is trapped in the vampire's crypt and merrily goes about her way. Ummmm? So no, the storyline needs work as far as I'm concerned. For a first timer, the challenge was good, but the fun of jumping into a painting and the wonderful visuals was great for me. U should try it and see what u think, I bought it and I'm not sorry.
Date published: 2013-04-05