Track down a venomous killer in Web of Deceit: Deadly Sands! After receiving a distressing message from your uncle, you travel to the remote village of Transvaal. But when you arrive, your uncle is nowhere to be found. As you search for him, you learn that he has been traveling the world, hunting down a woman named Morgana, and that this is not the first town to encounter her deadly wrath. Soon, victims start piling up, all of them bearing the same strange bite mark, dripping with venom. But is this the work of Morgana... or something even more sinister? Tread carefully - the sands are always shifting in this thrilling Hidden-Object Puzzle Adventure game!
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Game System Requirements:
- OS: Windows XP/Windows Vista/Windows 7/Windows 8
- CPU: 1.6 GHz
- RAM: 512 MB
- DirectX: 8.0
- Hard Drive: 824 MB
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Web of Deceit: Deadly Sands
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Web of Deceit: Deadly Sands is rated
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Rated 5 out of
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BooksandGameFan from
This is a must play game. It's fantastic!
I know this is an older game but I just finished playing it about a month ago and I have to say it was fantastic! I think I love the older games even more than the newer ones. Less flash more substance!
This game is on sale today and let me just say if anyone is reading reviews today 6/2017 This game is well worth the 2.99 heck I paid full price and I'm happy I did!
Web of Deceit 2 features some top-notch cutscenes with great animations and wonderful soundtracks. The graphics are very beautiful to look at the quality is superb! Moreover, the game involves some good live acting which is pretty rare for a HOPA game these days, the character’s voices are spot-on and well-synced.
The game finishes conclusively so no need for the bonus game.
It's also a pretty long game so you get your money's worth.
I really, really enjoyed this game it's on the top of my list of all-time favorites and I've played over 200 games!
Yes I highly recommend this game.
Date published: 2017-06-24
Rated 5 out of
5
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kheitl from
Really fun and engrossing
When I played the free trial version I was hooked ... good HOS, nice mini-games and best of all, I can progress without having to consult a strategy guide.
Date published: 2014-10-27
Rated 5 out of
5
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MAG57 from
Enjoyable Game
This is the kind of game I enjoy. The H.O. scenes were not too hard, they were fun to play. The length o the game is very good. I wish the other developers would follow this lead. Some of the newer games have been destroyed by improvements. (enough said)
Date published: 2014-10-17
Rated 5 out of
5
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iceforfree from
Web of Deceit: Deadly Sands - Great Play!
This is a great game played on the one hour free - that just flew past!!! The very pleasing game where the hero detective person is a Male! (A very nice change) Purchased right away on the WEEKEND ½ price deal! The game ran smooth - Good Map, Help, Dialogue, Story line, Fun finding items, Fun mini games. Great fun for this player!
Date published: 2013-10-21
Rated 5 out of
5
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micgrz1 from
Great HO game
Really fun game. Not too hard but challenging. Overall FUN!
Date published: 2013-10-21
Rated 5 out of
5
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bigfishyfan44 from
i love this game
best game i have played in a while, i liked it alot
Date published: 2013-10-21
Rated 5 out of
5
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shazabella from
well worth the money
this was a very good game,the storyline was a bit fa fetched but that didnt matter,the graphics were very good,and the length of gameplay was excellent
Date published: 2015-10-05
Rated 5 out of
5
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Poipoi15 from
Take the chance on this game, big fun!
Really worth the buck, great graphics and storyline. Really hard and complicated mini-games, I am 56 so maybe it was me.
Date published: 2015-10-04
Rated 4 out of
5
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ninja226 from
Pretty decent game
This game seems several years old, but doesn't seem "old" because the graphics are high def, sharp, crisp and clear.
The voiceovers don't sync with the actors' mouth movements and the actors themselves look amateur and don't blend in well to the artwork.
I had a pretty good time with the game, but towards the end the mini puzzles got too hard and frustrating to solve, so I was more impatient to solve in order to be done with the game rather than excited about what would happen next.
The story itself is not plausible, but it's quite a long game to play, so if you're looking for value in terms of length of play, this game fits the bill.
Date published: 2017-06-26
Rated 4 out of
5
by
hermitcave from
Four deaths from rare spider venom, strange sandstorms, and a call for help from an Uncle you haven't seen or heard from in a long time.
A letter arrives from an uncle you have not seen or heard from in a long time asking you to come visit him as he needs your help. With nothing going on at the moment and having your own plane, you decide to fly to Transvaal to visit Uncle Sam and maybe renew old acquaintances but as your plane nears Transvaal, a sudden sandstorm blows in seemly trying to stop my plane. Through my windshield i see a vision of a laughing, dark-haired woman appear in front of my plane and the sandstorm worsens damaging the plane and causing it to crash. Fortunately I survived the crash and realize I am near Uncle Sam's house. As I approach the house, I see someone that may be Uncle Sam and call out to him. Strangely, he ignores my calls and enters the house and closes the door. Anearby newspaper carries two local stories - one concerning the taming of the surrounding sands and the opening for resettlement of the town outskirts with a new city tram being ready for passengers and a second article about four men going missing in last couple of weeks and the body of one of them being found and apparently dying of a rare spider venom. In the house you see the reflection of Uncle Sam in a mirror that suddenly transforms into a dark-haired woman with glowing eyes. The man/woman leaves through another door and you find a flyer for the Hotel White Raven with a note scrawled on it to meet him there. You also discover that he was in Andville where he defeated the Black Widow, Morgana, and her spider army. After her disappearance, he heard of strange things happening here and moved here to investigate them. A taped message tells you he suspects Morgana is here and to look for her lair somewhere in the old catacombs. At the Hotel White Raven, you see a couple leave and go behind the hotel where a strange light glows and the man staggers out and falls dead. The woman returns and becomes the dark-haired woman and takes a side street which she blocks with a huge mount of sand. You need to remove the sand, discover who the dark-haired woman is and her conncetion to Morgana and find your Uncle Sam and help him defeat her.
I can still see the spiders swarming over the train and dragging that poor woman away wrapped in a cocoon in the first episode, Web of Deceit: Black Widow, and was disappointed that the spiders were not as involved in this one as well. They only play a small part in this episode. Though not a bad game, I did think the cutscenes were not as well done as in that episode. Graphics and animations were good just not as exciting with a very good music score that I enjoyed. Voice acting was very well done with live actor characters. The usual journal for the story is there as well as a jump map with action areas indicated. Some cutscenes are replayable from the journal. Inventory puzzles and minigames were good and ranged from easy to medium difficulty and fit the story well. Many are presented and solved in layers so you find items and use them quickly requiring some backtracking but returning to a scene usually involves another layer to solve. Hidden object scenes were interactive list type with good graphics and objects well defined. This is not a short game and has a satisfying ending setting it up for another episode which has never been made. With a decent storyline, entertaining gameplay and lots to do, this will give a few hours of diversion.
Date published: 2016-09-15