Mystery Case Files: Ravenhearst

It is generally believed that most people will be greatly attracted by the suspenses or mystery

case files when watching suspense films or series. These mystery cases drive people to

screen; make them feel curious and thrilling. All the mysteries and suspenses add interest

to the story. Therefore, mystory or suspense films are loved by poeple who have sporting

blood.

Just when it seemed like the Mystery Case Files series was settling into a comfortable formula,

the folks at Big Fish Games have created the popular puzzle game, Mystery Case Files: Ravenhearst.

In Mystery Case Files: Ravenhearst, you are asked to investigate the remote and mysterious

Ravenhearst Manor, located in Blackpool, England, after acquiring the incomplete diary of a

young woman who used to live there. Instead of solving crimes by investigating various suspects,

as was the goal in previous games, your task this time is to find the missing pages of the diary

in order to piece together what happened to the girl and unlock the secrets of Ravenhearst.

One of the great things about Mystery Case Files: Ravenhearst is that you can play the game

over and over again because each time you start a new game, you get a new set of clues to

look for among the thousands of different items.

Christmas is coming. Do you want to share this enjoyment that Mystery Case Files: Ravenhearst

will bring to you with your family? Purchase or download it quickly from http://www.azureusgame.com.

You'll find many more puzzle games there.

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Agatha Christie And Then There Were None

"And Then There Were None" is a work of detective fiction by Agatha Christie, who was

a famous English crime fiction writer. This book is Christie's best-selling novel with 100

million sales to date, making it the world's best-selling mystery. "And Then There Were

None" recounts the story of ten little Indians: these ten people, each with a deadly secret,

find themselves trapped on an island where they become the subjects of a cruel game

played by a figure styling himself Mr. U. N. Owen ("Unknown"). They are killed according

to an old nursery rhyme, Ten Little Indians. Agatha Christie: And Then There Were None

is an interactive whodunit that, while requiring some sleuth-like perseverance you'll find it

a gratifying tale of intrigue and murder.

Now the game "Agatha Christie: And Then There Were None" released! 10 strangers are

invited to a lavish estate on a tiny island by a mysterious host. After they arrive and congregate

in the mansion, the unseen host can be heard on a phonograph recording, accusing each

guest of committing murder at some point in their past - and even citing the date and victim's

name - and vows to exact revenge on all of them by becoming judge, jury and executioner

all rolled into one.

Agatha Christie: And Then There Were None is a traditional "point-and-click" adventure

game. You must search the premises and surrounding areas for clues, talk with each of

the guests (and eavesdrop wherever possible, such as on a shortwave radio) and collect

or combine items that can be used to solve puzzles (example: use pliers on a copper basket

to make copper wire).

Download or purchase this game from: http://www.azureusgame.com

Prepare yourself for an investigative thriller like never before! New twists-and-turns to the

original story, plus a brand new character has been introduced: YOU!

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