The Count of Monte Cristo
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Editor's Review
The Count of Monte Cristo
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- While playing the game you will search through and experience over 20 different scenes.
- With 8 different characters who are part of the famous story, deciding which suspects are really “guilty” or not?
- These crimes were committed against Edmond Dantes. A suspect informs you, while searching for the concealed objects as to whether the person is guilty or innocent?
You are given the option of playing in either “Normal time” or “Extended time” modes. If you’re the type who like “Seek and find” challenges, then you should go with extended time, you will enjoy it more. The down side of choosing normal time is less time to play the game, so if you can’t locate all the objects in time, you have to start over.
The game devotes most of its play time with seek & find types of gamers. If this is your “bag of tea” as they say then you’ll love this game! Many of the scenes offer unrelated items that you must locate from a list. These objects could be anything from tankards, halberds to a variety of animals, birds, and insects. Once you have located them, then you are allowed to move on to the next step.
You will be working with treasure maps; some are very easy to work with, while others will be significantly more challenging. If you choose to skip any-one map you will be penalized 10 minutes of time to complete the game, and losing of all jewel type hints. If you’re lucky enough you may see a bonus scene where you are given the chance to replenish your gems.
For all the object-hunting fans, you will enjoy the graphics and audios. Sometimes there are weak tie-ins between game elements and the skeleton-of-a-story. Many of the scenes seem to be on the dark side with things blending together. Some of the objects don’t seem to respond when you move your mouse over an object? Note: There is a 30 second random click penalty.
Keep an eye out and look for those “hank” or a “double bass” when they appear. You will need these items to solve problems. Some of the sound effects can repeat themselves a little too often and they tend to make you nauseated and/or annoying to the game player.
The game is a collection of mini-games which you will realize as you play the game. Each mini-game could be a game by itself, but the developers just couldn’t make up their minds. So they mashed them together into one big game. Some players will like this and others may not? You really have o try and play the game to get a feel for what is happening?
Try it out, especially if you’re a hidden-object game fan! You will love it and can’t wait to get your hands on this great game!
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