A young family stops at a mysterious old home for a picnic and as the mother closes her eyes to enjoy the sun, she hears a horrific crash, the kids! As she enters the house, she is confronted by a mystical mirror that
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Game System Requirements:
- OS: Windows XP/Vista/7/8
- CPU: 1.0 GHz
- RAM: 512 MB
- DirectX: 8.1
- Hard Drive: 82 MB
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Mirror Mysteries
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Customer Reviews
Mirror Mysteries is rated
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Rated 5 out of
5
by
legalhelper from
Fun Little Game!
I was pretty impressed with this game. Not incredibly hard, but fun just the same. Not formatted like your typical FROG. Almost easy enough for a child to play. I really liked that there was not a lot of back-tracking and back and forth stuff. Each scene will let you know when there is nothing more you can do.
Date published: 2012-02-03
Rated 5 out of
5
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puffed_rice from
Just try it !!
Tried the trial and found myself wanting to continue. Nice graphics and I liked finding gears, picks, etc. Some objects were in the dark so hint button came in handy.
If you overclick the screen develops what looks like an ice sheet but just have to wait a bit for it to disappear. No big whoop.
It's not a brain strainer but I like it for beautiful graphics.My headset isn't working so can't comment on the audio - doing fine so far without it.
For a DD can't beat the price.
Date published: 2011-12-18
Rated 5 out of
5
by
Gojira2006 from
Mirror, Mirror
This is a fun game . . . Though not overly difficult, it does require finding parts of items in hidden object scenes to be used in that particular scene, or in another in that level . . . Sometimes the assembled objects reveal more objects to be assembled . . . Each world that is accessed through a mirror has a unique adventure & problem to be overcome . . .
Sometimes the objects are hard to find in the scenes . . .
Untimed, with hints, & an annoying penalty for over-clicking . . .
Date published: 2011-12-09
Rated 5 out of
5
by
Yx_Philly13 from
Mysterious fun Hidden Object Adventure Game!
I really enjoyed this game! It had a lot of HOS'and was quite challenging. The art work was wonderful, and the vocals were also excellent. I recommend this game to all! Enjoy!
Date published: 2011-12-28
Rated 5 out of
5
by
lotusdk from
relaxing
What a game - total relaxing.. try it, and you will feel your much leighter
Date published: 2012-07-14
Rated 5 out of
5
by
oldladyplaying from
WOW! Really different...
Looks sinister at first, but is not. It turns out it is really an unusual HOG & for that I thank the devs. Tried it & am hooked. Will purchase as soon as game sale or payday comes, whichever is first.
Date published: 2017-08-01
Rated 4 out of
5
by
Zurreen from
Fun Game, Awful Storyline
This is actually a very fun game, except for the storyline. As I indicated, the underlying story is rather - well, annoying. As the description of this game tells you, a woman is travelling with her two kids and stops by a mysterious house for a short rest. What the description does not spell out, however, is that her kids are actually a couple of brats who go in the house, as she is napping, and break all the mirrors in that house! What's worse is that those mirrors were magical, each with a "world" inside. So, in breaking the mirrors, the kids also damage (the entrance, I think, to) the worlds inside. The Mirror tells the woman all this at the beginning of the story, as she comes in the house, looking for her little brats. It also tells her that it is holding the kids, in effect, hostage; but that she can get them back if she repairs the damage those kids caused. Quite fair, don't you think? Well, she has no choice but to agree, of course. But, instead of being apologetic and happily agreeing to make amends for her brats' misdeed, she is all huff and puff, so righteous and indignant, as she goes about finding the pieces of the mirrors inside the worlds in trying to repair the damaged mirrors.
If you can get past all this "attitude" and UN-righteous indignation, however, the game is actually a lot of fun. The graphics are wonderful, and the locations quite nice. The Mirror (in my opinion, the only real "nice guy" in the whole story) actually tells you what you need to do. Basically, the game is a series of Hidden Object scenes. These objects are usually quite easy to find. But if you have any difficulty seeing the objects, or just want to make the search easy, there is a magnifying glass available to you at all times. In addition, you get the Hints, of course, and these Hints fill rather quickly.
You also have some puzzles along the way. Most of them are pretty easy. There were only a couple that I recall that weren't so straightforward, and had to be solved by trial-and-error. You can also always SKIP any puzzle you don't like, of course.
Finally, I should mention that there is no choice of difficulty modes in this game. So all the players get to enjoy all the above "perks": the Hints, the Magnifying Glass, and the SKIP (for the puzzles).
In short, if you just ignore the storyline, you should really enjoy this game. It is pretty easy, short, and lots of fun! :)
Date published: 2019-01-10
Rated 4 out of
5
by
nrcbook from
Should be "THE Mirror Mysteries"
I thought this sounded interesting, so I read a few reviews and looked at the info on the buy page. It seemed familiar, so I checked my purchase history and found no listing as "Mirror Mysteries". But I recognized the face on the mirror and finally found it in my history as "The Mirror Mysteries". Just wanted to warn everybody so you don't buy it twice like I almost did! It's been 2 years since I played it, but I still remember parts of it, so I know I enjoyed it. Please Big Fish, don't change the names, I don't want to buy a game twice!
Date published: 2012-12-15
Rated 4 out of
5
by
slptwins from
Easy going
Nice game with excellent graphics and voice over. I finished the game in a few short hours. Wish it had been longer.
Date published: 2012-05-22
Rated 4 out of
5
by
RedDawn76 from
Mirror Mysteries
As others have said, the items to be found are actually used; I liked that as well. However, I found the game way too short. Enjoyable, but very short.
Date published: 2011-12-18