Princess made some mistakes in the past, not always using her magic for good. But she’s made amends, and that’s all forgiven now. She has finally found her mother after five long years. But just as Princess runs to embrace her, a band of thuggish trees kidnap her mother!
You’re the royal detective she came to know so well, and you’re Princess’ only hope. She’s still just a girl, and her magic isn’t quite strong enough to defeat the villain who’s taken her mother. Help reunite them – and uncover a devious plot by an evil king and his brothers!
This is a special Collector's Edition release full of exclusive extras you won’t find in the standard version. As a bonus, Collector's Edition purchases count toward three stamps on your Monthly Game Club Punch Card!
The Collector’s Edition includes:
- Capture the sacred water and bring Razillion back to life.
- Win awards for your greatest achievements.
- Collect all 22 trading cards for extra prizes.
- Get elegant music, screen savers, wallpapers, and concept art.
Game System Requirements:
- OS: Windows XP/Windows Vista/Windows 7/Windows 8
- CPU: 2.5 GHz
- RAM: 1024 MB
- DirectX: 9.0
- Hard Drive: 1209 MB
Big Fish Games App System Requirements:
- Browser: Internet Explorer 7 or later
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Royal Detective: Queen of Shadows Collector's Edition is rated
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Rated 5 out of
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andrewhow53 from
Royal Detective: Queen of Shadows Collector's Edition
Another great game in the series
Date published: 2016-03-06
Rated 5 out of
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Kay_Erin from
An Amazing Game!
Continuing my review of older games for newer Fishies with a real standout. First played in 2012 and it holds up very well, even has 25 collectables!
TITLE:ROYAL DETECTIVE: LORD OF STATUES, CE
HOW MANY SETTINGS? 3: Casual, Advanced and
Hardcore.
GRAPHICS: The Best . Crisp and clear, shows how you can do monochrome successfully, interspersed with real color. Special mention for the natural movements of the stone miner who helped me. Very fluid
and fascinating.
COLLECTIONS 25 figurines of the cast of characters; I found 24, missed the wicked step mother. You can't go back afterwards, so I'll have to pay more attention next time. They do have hints in the strategy guide, but I find it distracting to stop and go look at it, so used it minimally.
PETS/HELPERS: A stone Rooster who is silent(I hear some people cheering!) and efficient, and a stone miner who provides some brawn.
MAP: Yes, interactive and shows where to look next.
PUZZLES: Good. Some were boring to me because it was a
matter of shifting things around,or repeated actions but most were great. I especially liked the puzzles: the cracked eggs you had to put back together took me three tries!
STORY LINE: You are sent to a town where the statues have come alive and are wreaking havoc. There is a self involved and selfish artist and stepmother, and the people have disappeared and some of the statues help and some try to kill you!
MY TAKE: One of the best HO/A games I have played. This is my second play since I bought it in 2012 and it really holds up well!
LAST PLAYED: October 7, 2015
Date published: 2015-10-07
Rated 5 out of
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BabuskaSargus from
All you need...
... is here.
Story, graphics, music, tempo, locations, quests - everything is perfect. And a good map!
I wish more such games. Maybe not memorable, but great playing.
The only reminder: the end of the game and the bonus was too abrupt.
Date published: 2014-08-02
Rated 5 out of
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Bossy704 from
Beautiful & Original
This was an excellent sequel with much better graphics than the original. I'm a fan of pastel, fantasy type graphics. The storyline lost me in places, I felt less connected to Princess in this one, but it was still great. I'm ready for Part III!!! It's time for Princess to get married.
Date published: 2014-07-07
Rated 5 out of
5
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comandantefish from
Excelent Game!
Excelent game!, HD Graphics, Good Action and very good puzles. Buy it, is a very good inverstment! One of the best of Big Fish Games...No dude!
Date published: 2014-06-29
Rated 5 out of
5
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rosekaufmann from
SCARY CUT OH SO CUTE TREES
SUMMARY: A lot of things to do in a slightly muddled story (which is hopefully cleared up by the end of the game). Gorgeous graphics and creative characters. Nice voice overs. Good use of animation. I'll get the SE because I think the CE just misses. If there were more collections or morphing objects, I'd be tempted to go that way.
STORY: You are a detective who wants to help Princess once again recover her mother. Princess and Mom met for a few second when Mom was suddenly whisked away by the trees. You have to get to the Tree of Wishes in the forest and only Rizallion, a powerful sorcerer, can get you there but only in return for a promise. I sometimes found the storyline a little befuddling, but not enough for it to lose its shine.
GAMEPLAY: Lots to do and challenges to be met. You encounter numerous force fields which require magical weapons to penetrate. You also encounter several tree manifestations who try to impede your progress. There are plenty of the usual tasks/puzzles to solve as you move forward to find the Tree of Wishes.
HOS and PUZZLES: Largely an adventure game, so there are not a large number of HOS. They are crowded, but detailed and list-based. Puzzles to continue on your way are plentiful. A fair number of interesting mini-games that are fun to play.
OTHER STUFF: 4 volume and gamma control; 4 difficulty modes; skeleton head who is the keeper of the city is your hint system, which shows you were to go and teleports you if you choose. Animation is wonderful and the color palettes used in the artistic design are really good. Artists were very creative in building various characters composed of entire (or parts of) trees. Ex: tree log with spider legs. Very cute, though you knew they were sinister.
CE has morphing dragons and achievements (most of which are gained through normal gameplay). Also has the bonus game and the usual extras of wallpapers, et al. I really like morphing objects, but I didn't there were enough to make me want to buy the CE.
Date published: 2014-06-04
Rated 5 out of
5
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MsReddFox from
Couldn't Be Better!
I really enjoyed this game. I see that other commenters have pretty well described the characters and story line, so I won't go into that. The art work in this game is awesome, loved the music (I don't always listen to game music), I liked all the sound effects, and it's not all dark and gloomy like so many games are these days. What darkness there is isn't so dark that one can't see, so that's a plus. The HO's are interactive, and not too hard to find, but I did wonder at the fact that one of the objects was a phone, which were not around in that day and age. I like the objects to fit the time period, but that was no biggy. It has a good map, which is a big plus for me, you can jump from place to place and it shows where there is action to do. I don't mind the going back and forth if there's a good map. Some of the mini games are new, I did skip some that were old hat, so to speak, but I especially liked the one where the person has to travel to the palace, and the one that you had to paint; I like these types of mini games more than the usual ones, like, having to move objects to a particular place but when you move one the others move as well; I have no patience with those types so I usually skip those. The length of the game was just right, but I was taken aback by the ending; it ended rather abruptly, but the bonus game ironed that out. I did like the characters, and was glad to see the direction they ended up in. All in all, a very good game and I look forward to another with these same main characters. Enjoy!
Date published: 2014-05-27
Rated 5 out of
5
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lynnisrich from
Top Game
I absolutely loved playing this game.The first Royal Detective was great but I love this one better. Its one of those games that has everything.
I highly recommend it!
Date published: 2014-05-17
Rated 5 out of
5
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dlcoyte from
I went right back in and I'm playing it Again... loved it
Great story, graphics etc.
Oh, and if you were to play again. I did not get all the morfing dragons the first time and went in again and played and they werent there... I had to DELETE the first profile and start a new one with my name again.....
Nothing I can say was lacking in this game...
Date published: 2014-05-16
Rated 5 out of
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Captain_Snake from
Great Sequel!
The Lord of Statues was a very innovative and challenging game, and this follow up does not disappoint! We start off with the lovable Princess finally meeting her mother, only to see her kidnapped by evil trees! With Princess's help and some familiar friends, it's time to solve this mystery and reunite the family that's been apart too long.
The graphics are a little dark, as is the atmosphere, but they are OK. The character animation is spectacular, but I wish the developers would include lip animation.
The game is a little short, I finished it in about three hours, but it is definitely worth it, and the ending is so sweet! The bonus chapter adds an interesting twist, but it isn't that great.
It's a small(and I mean small) step down from Lord of Statues, but it's an awesome game!
Date published: 2014-05-09