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Puppet Show: Souls of the Innocent Walkthrough - Chapter 10 - Puppet Storage

>> Monday, August 9, 2010

Return to the PuppetShow in this spooky sequel! Solve new mysteries and uncover dark secrets in Puppetshow: Souls of the Innocent.

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Puppet Show: Souls of the Innocent Walkthrough - Chapter 11 - Third Tower

Return to the PuppetShow in this spooky sequel! Solve new mysteries and uncover dark secrets in Puppetshow: Souls of the Innocent.

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Puppet Show: Souls of the Innocent Walkthrough - Chapter 12

Return to the PuppetShow in this spooky sequel! Solve new mysteries and uncover dark secrets in Puppetshow: Souls of the Innocent.

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Castlevania Puzzle: Encore of the Night

>> Friday, July 23, 2010

When Puzzle Quest came out, nobody had seen anything like it. Its combination of match-three gameplay and RPG character building was a huge breath of fresh air. Konami has tried to change things up again with Castlevania Puzzle: Encore of the Night, a re-telling of its classic PlayStation title Castlevania: Symphony of the Night. Amazingly, Castlevania Puzzle: Encore of the Night manages to feel free and new like Puzzle Quest, and yet stays true to its roots as an action/exploration game.(In the interest of full disclosure, I have played the original repeatedly over the last decade. I am so intimately familiar with the game that I can literally play it in my head without a controller in hand.)Following the plot of the classic title, Castlevania Puzzle: Encore of the Night tells the story of Alucard, son of the evil Count Dracula, who is drawn to CastleVania to put a stop to his father’s reign of terror once and for all. However, there are others who roam the castle, and not all is as it seems. The hero of the people, Richter Belmont, has seemingly turned to the dark side, and his sister-in-law Maria is searching for answers. Even Death himself has a say in your fate.

The castle layout is the same as the original – that is to say, enormous! CastleVania is made of up different areas, like the Marble Gallery, Underground Caverns, Outer Wall and more. Each area has a vast number of rooms to explore. Saving your game comes in the form of Safe Rooms littered throughout the castle. These rooms allow you to replenish your HP and MP, as well as shop with another important character, the Librarian. If you know where to go from the original game, you’ll know where to go here. If you’re new to the Castlevania universe, don’t worry as you explore the massive map. The Librarian character will help guide you to your next destination with the game’s generous hint system. Read full story...

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The Pirate's Treasure: An Oliver Hook Mystery

>> Thursday, July 22, 2010

Search for Oliver Hook’s lost treasures all around the world! Explore exciting scenes and find more clues hidden by the legendary pirate in this Hidden Object game. Begin a journey across the globe after finding a mysterious scroll containing Oliver Hook’s infamous seal. Dive into The Pirate’s Treasure – an Oliver Hook Mystery and take on challenging minigames and discover awesome Hidden Objects today!

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.The Clockwork Man - The Hidden World Premium Edition

>> Wednesday, July 21, 2010

•Voyage through a Victorian Universe where advanced technology powered by steam exists in this incredible Hidden Object adventure!
•Immerse yourself in the dreamy, uncharted landscapes of the Hidden World with full voice-over, exceptional music, and gorgeous scenery.

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Simajo: The Travel Mystery Game

A young man has been trapped inside of a strange box, and needs your help to solve the perplexing puzzles and escape the Simajo world! After discovering a mysterious board game inside of an abandoned house, our hero is sucked into the game and must now explore a strange world with the help of Mr. Guide. Use your Hidden Object skills to finish the mysterious board game and return home!

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Nancy Drew: Trail of the Twister

>> Tuesday, July 20, 2010

If you’ve ever seen the movie Twister, then you know that tornado chasing can be full of excitement and drama. The thrill of the chase, the danger and unpredictability, working together as team, tornado chasing has it all. But when you’re an intern, much of the excitement is lost. And that’s exactly the situation that Nancy Drew finds herself in during her 22nd adventure, Trail of the Twister.
When the original intern for an Oklahoma tornado research team runs into some mysterious car troubles, Nancy goes undercover to investigate, taking over his spot. She joins a group that has been hit with a string of bad luck, mostly related to equipment malfunctions, though there are plenty of hints that suggest sabotage. And since the research team is competing for a $100 million grand prize, it’s cause for investigation.
In her role as an intern, Nancy attempts to learn about the different members of the research team to figure just who might be responsible for all of equipment troubles. Each member has their own particular motivations and figuring out just who is the culprit is no easy task. But even with all of this mystery and sabotage -- not to mention an incoming tornado -- the story is rather thin and not as exciting as you’d imagine. Instead of chasing tornadoes and questioning witnesses, most of Nancy’s time is spent doing chores. Lots and lots of chores. Read more...

Hello City Walkthrough

>> Monday, July 19, 2010

Game Elements

Below is a description of the game elements, where they are located and what they are used for.
A. Level/XP Indicator - Here you will see your current level and how many XP points you currently have.
B. Currency Indicator - Here you can see how much of each type of currency you have and can order more from link in the center.
C. Worker Indicator/Support - Here you will see how many workers you have in your City. If you click on the "?" you will be taken directly to the Crowdstar Hello City Forums where you can post questions about the game.
D. Countdown Clock - This Clock is counting down until your next pay out. All of your buildings will come due at the same time which is every 6 hours.
E. Game Controls - (Top to Bottom) These are your basic game controls. First you have a slide panel Zoom in and out feature. Closer to the "+" brings the images closer to you and closer to the "-" zooms the image out so you can see everything at once. The additional controls are toggle buttons meaning you can click them to turn things on and off. Here you can turn off the game sounds, the game music, put the screen in full screen mode and toggle the image quality. (If your computer is running slow you can turn off the animations here which will most likely help things.
F. Camera/Snapshots - Here you can take pictures of your City which will be saved in your Facebook photo albums.
G. Send free Gifts - (This area has 2 locations in image above) Click on the lighted billboard with the gift or on the send gift icon at the bottom left of page to send a once daily free gift to your neighbors.
H. Coin/Heart XP - Here you will see a coin and a heart XP which comes out of a tree or Flower Bed when it sparkles.
I. Leave Town - Click on any of these signs on the perimeter of your City and you will be taken to a random Neighbor's City.
J. Build/City Store - Click on the Bulldozer icon to access the City Store menu which allows you to purchase houses, businesses or decor for your City.
K. Storage - Here is where your gifts are stored when you accept them from your Neighbors.
L. Neighbor Menu - This is your Neighbor menu where you can see the ranking of your Neighbor and can click on their image to visit their City.
M. Music Box Bonus - When you see this symbol click on the top part of the guy (near music note) to start the bonus. See "Music Box Bonus"

Strategies and Game Tips

The longer you let the game sit the more people you will see walking around your city. Once you have a significant amount of people then you should start your Hello Game to earn the most profits possible.
Since all funds are due at the same time it is easier to keep track of Hello City than other games. If you can set an alarm and come into the game every 6 hours to collect you will earn optimum profits.
The game resets each day at 8PM EST.
Be sure to send free gifts to your Neighbor and encourage them to send to you as the items they send you can make you a lot of money and you can upgrade them to make even more for you.
Use the Music Box Bonus to earn you extra coins. Click on him when he is in a large group of people as they will be attracted to the music. It's best to do this after the game has been opened a few minutes. More people will come to your City over time.
NOTE - There is currently no way to expand the physical size of your City so you will need to be strategic about your placement of items within it. As you level up and start to earn more income you may want to sell your small houses for larger houses you can upgrade for optimal use of land. Be sure to study the houses to make sure you are getting the best deal for your money.
When you visit your City after being away a long time you will get a message saying your City is very Unhappy. As you collect funds from businesses this will change and the dark cloud over your City will disappear.

Levels

There are currently 50 levels for the game. (This may change in the future)
Each level is reached by earning a certain number of XP points. (See XP below for more information)
As you advance up through the levels you will unlock items in the store you can purchase to decorate your city (Items have this level information listed next to them in the Store.)

Getting Started

When you start the game you will be given 800 coins, 3 Facebook Credits, 2 businesses, a playground and a house along with the City Hall building which is where you will start the "Hello Game" from.
NOTE - For a limited time in June and July you will be give 5 Free Facebook credits when you begin to play Hello City.
You will be prompted to invite friends at this time and you will need at least 4 neighbors to expand your city for the first time. "See Inviting New Neighbors below)
You will be able to collect from the money bags over the businesses and house in your city right away by clicking on them. After you do the countdown clock will start at 6 hours which is when you can collect again.
You will be shown a brief instructional message about the Hello Game which you will want to play for coins each day at your and at your neighbor's cities for coins and XP and how to collect coins from houses and businesses every 6 hours.
It's a good idea to look through the City Store menu and see what items are there and how much they cost so you can make a plan.

Daily Bonus

Each day you will be awarded a daily coin bonus that you will receive the first time you log in each day. The amount varies based on level and number of Neighbors you have.

Game Currency

Gold Coins - Gold coins are the main currency of the game and you are given 800 Gold Coins to start out with.
Facebook Credits -This is virtual currency purchased through Facebook that allows you to purchase exclusive decorations and attractions for the game. It also allows you to instantly upgrade an attraction versus waiting for it after purchasing with gold coins. NOTE - Facebook Credits can be used with multiple applications not just Hello City. You are given 3 Facebook credits to start out with. (See purchasing additional currency below)
XP (Experience Points) - You must earn XP points to level up in the game. (See levels above) Each time you purchase an item there is a specific number of XP associated with it that will add on to your total as soon as you make a purchase. You will also earn XP for clicking on Citizens and when you see a heart appear click on it right away before it disappears for 1 XP. This will add up fast over time.

How to earn and Collect Currency in the game

Businesses/Attractions - Each building or attraction you place in Hello City will earn you a certain number of coins in an allotted amount of time. When that amount has been reached there will be a moneybag over that area. When you click on the moneybag you will be credited with the amount of money inside the bag right away. The more you upgrade a business the more coins and XP it will give you
Sparkling Trees and Flower Beds - If you see a tree or flower bed sparkling click on it and coins and XP will come out of it that you also have to click on.
Boom Box - When you see the little guy carrying a music box "Boom Box" around town be sure to wait until you have a lot of people near him and click on the music note and play button seen in image above. He will start to play his music and others will be attracted to him. They will start giving lots of coins so be sure you are ready to devote the time to this. You will see this music man in your City and your Neighbors and there does not appear to be any limit to the number of times you can click on him.
Hello Game - You are given 3 free turns each day for the "Hello Game" (See "Hello Game for more information) You can earn many coins with this if you take the time to do it correctly. (See Strategy and Tips above or "Hello City Game") You can request more turns which friends can send you or you can take 1 turn daily at each of your Neighbor's Cities to earn coins and XP.
Visit Neighbors - Play the "Hello Game" once per day in each Neighbor's City.
Sell items back to store - You can sell items that are gifted to you or that you have too many of back to the store for coins if you wish. They sell back for 2/3 of the original cost.

FULL GUIDE HERE

My Empire Walkthrough

Quick Start Guide - Your Empire’s Interface

Leading a Roman city will need you to do a combination of several activities for it to flourish. Below is a screenshot as reference while we go through the menus and icons.

Progress Level Bars

On top of the interface, you will see 4 bars that show the status of your empire. The first two involves your current wealth. Your empire’s tax money is shown and Playfish cash. The next bar shows how famous you are. Earning fame points is synonymous to level points. Mousing over the bar will show how many points you still need to get to the next level. Clicking on it will open a window to show you what items will unlock when you reach the next level.

The last bar will show your current population, its capacity and maximum number of citizens to keep it happy.

Goals Notification

Certain milestones will appear under your wealth bars at the left side. Depending on what level you are at, you will need to fulfill these goals to get specific rewards.

Claim your Empire

Just below the Fame or Level progress bar is your Empire’s Name. Claim this city by clicking on the default name and a window will open for you to change it.

Tax Collection

Towards the bottom left, just above the neighbor list, you will see a button for you to hire a tax collector. This will open up a window and give you a choice from 4 collectors. Once you hire one, a countdown will appear to let you know when to collect your taxes.

Main Menu

Here are the following icons seen on the main menu, found at the bottom right:

Build - construct functional and happiness buildings, decorations and historical wonders.
Research - build a village academy (level 8) to activate this for you to research and unlock buildings
Messages - receive and write messages. Interact with your neighbors to ask gifts or thank them for helping you build and accomplish goals.
Organize - move, delete or store items within your city

Hire a Tax Collector

By hiring a tax collector, you can have a continuous influx of coins to help you build your empire. The window will show you how much each will collect in a certain period of time. In the example below, you have 4 collectors to choose from. Totti, Pictor, Donni and Bagio.

Totti will work for free for 5 minutes. He starts collecting 100 coins in total when you have less than 100 citizens and will go up as you add people in your empire. The screenshot above shows an increase of 20 coins once 100 citizens have been reached. It further increases when you’ve reached 500.

It’s highly recommended to hire Totti if you have time to stay in the game. You can earn more coins in a shorter period of time. When you are to close the game for the day, then you can choose from the other 3.

Build Houses

Provide shelter for your citizens and build houses for them to move into your empire. Using the build tool, you can choose from different types of houses. Before choosing, look at the benefits. A straw hut will add 50 more citizens to your population and you will gain 100 fame points. As you progress, lodges will be available, which will give you 150 more citizens and 300 fame points. When ready, you will be guided by a green box around your building. Seeing red in any portion of the box means you can’t build on that spot of land.

Visiting Neighbors

Adding neighbors and visiting them will earn you coins every 24 hours. If you have a new neighbor, make sure you visit their empire. You will be given the First Visit Reward and get 500 coins for each new neighbor. By visiting old neighbors, you will get a random amount of coins.

Construct Happiness Buildings

Most buildings under this category have to be bought with coins but some can be built for free. Mousing over each building will show the number of happiness and fame points you will gain from constructing it. The free buildings will only be constructed with the help of your friends.

Helping a friend construct these buildings doesn’t mean sending them materials to complete it. You have to publish the notice to your wall and tell them to click on the help link to make it count. You can check who helped by clicking on the progress bar on it (if not completed).

Organizing and Expanding your Empire

As you progress through the game, some levels will automatically expand your empire’s land every 2-3 levels. There is no need to purchase it with coins. Being famous is what it takes. There are also buildings like halls and temples that will eventually be upgraded in higher levels. You can opt to delete, store or keep them in your city. It’s recommended to store them first so you can use them to increase happiness when needed. You’ll find the stored items within the build tool and see a box with a number beside the item, as seen below.

Take note that when you delete an item in your city doesn’t mean you’ll get the coin value back. If you’re deleting a decorative item, the happiness level will be deducted from your happiness points but will not get the value back. There is no selling old items at this point.

Expanded Guide - Game Elements

Here you will see a detailed description of the game screen's elements.
A. Game Currency - Here you can see how much of each type of currency you have on hand. You can also purchase more currency through these links.
B. Fame Meter/Level Indicator - This measures the amount of Fame (XP) you have and tells you what level you are at. If you place your cursor over this area it will tell you exactly how much you need to reach the next level.
C.Happiness/Population Indicator - You will see a red number here indication how much population you have. If it is red you do not have enough housing for your People. Placing your cursor over this area will also tell you if their happiness needs are being met or not.
D. Game Controls - Here you can toggle the game's sound and music on and off as well as zoom in and out of the scene and save before you exit the game.
E. Instant Resources - Click here if you wish to purchase resources all at once with Playfish Cash or ask for help from neighbors.
F. Free Gift Icon - Click here to send free gifts to your Neighbors once every 24 hours.
G. Tax Collection Indicator/Countdown Clock - Here you will click when you need to hire a Tax collector and it will turn into a countdown meter until taxes are ready and until you collect them.
H. Build - Click here whenever you want to purchase a building to build whether it is for function or decorative purposes.
I. Research - Click here to access the Research menu to research and upgrade your Resource Buildings.
J. Mail/Notifications - Click here to read notifications as to who has visited you or sent you a gift. You can also send and receive mail from this menu.
K. Delete/Storage/Move Items - Click here if you want to delete, or place an item in storage.

Advanced Game Tips and Strategies

As soon as you reach level 4 immediately Purchase the Mill, Quarry, and Mine. You will need the resources these businesses produce to build wonders and it takes 24 hours to produce just one item from these businesses. Each one costs 280 coins and you will also need to pay for research on on these items which is 1140 coins each.
Keep your eye on the upper right corner of the screen to make sure you have enough housing and happiness items.
Keep your eye on the tax collecting counting down at the lower left corner of the game screen. If you do not collect them on time you will lose the money to bandits.
If you share your email address with Playfish when you join the game you will be given a free Olive Tree which will increase your villagers happiness.
Temples are free and you can build as many as you like! They give 110 happiness and 360 Fame so be sure to build several of these to keep your people happy! There is a catch they require you to have 3 to 5 of your Neighbors help to finish them. You can post a message on the live feed and when your friends respond you have a free building that gives a lot of happiness. They are quite large so make sure you leave space for them.
When a building is demolished to make space for a bigger building you do not lose fame earned from that building just the happiness level associated with it. Once you're established in your game you could demolish some of the free buildings to make room for bigger ones.
Do NOT spend all your money on houses even though the game might be encouraging you to. Try to keep happiness up with the free buildings and spend money on research. The faster you can get through the research the faster you will level up.
DO NOT Upgrade your Mine, Quarry or Mill until you have completed your Stonehenge Wonder. If you do they won't produce the items you need to complete it and you will have to rely completely on gifts to build it which can take much longer. Start research after Stonehenge is complete!!!
For the same reason listed above DO NOT start a Wonder until the one before it is complete. Be sure to look at the information below which tells you what is needed for each Wonder before you do research and upgrade. It will save you a lot of time and headaches!
Goals will appear listed for you on the upper left hand side of the game screen. Be sure to follow these in the order listed for the best outcome. Sometimes you can't rush ahead or you will make it harder to complete upgrades.
Be sure to scan the live feeds a few times a day for free coins and resources.

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Samurai Last Exam

Can you pass the Samurai’s Last Exam? Find out in this fun and exciting Time Management game! Serve up sushi as quickly as you can to keep your customers happy and impress your teachers. Keep your wits about you as you interact with a colorful cast of characters and work your way to harder levels. Become a full fledged Samurai as you take on this challenging Last Exam and complete your life’s goal!

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The Three Musketeers: Milady's Vengeance

D'Artagnan saved the queen but lost his three friends and the woman that he loves. What has become of the famed trio: Athos, Porthos, and Aramis? Who could have captured the beautiful Constance Bonacieux? It is up to d'Artagnan to find out. D'Artagnan's actions will soon capture the attention of femme fatale Milady de Winter, and lead to another adventure in The Three Musketeers: Milady's Vengeance, a fun Adventure game.

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L. Frank Baum's The Wonderful Wizard of Oz

Join Dorothy, the Tinman, the Scarecrow, the Cowardly Lion and even Toto as you travel through the wonders of the Land of Oz! Go on a Hidden Object quest to see the wizard and send Dorothy back home to Kansas. Dorothy needs your help as she journeys through Munchkinland, the field of poppies, the dark forests, the witch’s castle, and finally the Emerald City where the companions meet the great and terrible Oz, in L. Frank Baum’s The Wonderful Wizard of Oz!

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Moonbase Alpha

Space. The final frontier. At some point all of us have wondered just what it would be like to venture out into the starry sky and view the mysteries of the universe first hand. But, of course, it takes a lot more than wishing to be able to take a trip to the Moon. Like, an engineering degree, for instance. So, in an attempt to inspire a new generation of space explorers, NASA has released Moonbase Alpha, a new game that aims to recreate the experience of living on the moon.
Set 15 years in the future, the game takes place on a new moonbase that is now self-sufficient, thanks to the wonders of solar power. Unfortunately for everyone living on the base, at the outset of the game a meteor strikes the Moon, damaging many of the important components necessary for producing oxygen. With just under 25 minutes, it's your job to repair this damage so that everyone can continue on breathing. Read full story...

Vera Blanc - Episode 1: Full Moon

Werewolves were originally conjured up to account for unexplainable killings, and the mythological beasts soon became known in folklore as a shape-shifting creature, with the ability to switch between human and wolf form. Of course, the idea of such a monster is ludicrous, but from Vera Blanc's point of view anything is possible - she herself can reach minds!
Vera Blanc: Full Moon is an adventure mystery story, set out in the style of a comic book, which asks players to investigate a series of crimes and make crucial, plot-altering decisions. While the storyline is sometimes a little too random, the overall charm and mystery make this a worthwhile experience.
Vera Blanc is only sixteen when she is diagnosed with brain cancer. The doctors give her six months to live, but her multi-millionaire father is having none of it. He pays top dollar for a very experimental procedure, and soon afterwards Vera has miraculously recovered.

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Deadly Sin 2: Shining Faith

When the Seven Deadly Sins were first conceived, they were divided into venial sins, which referred to minor offences and were not of grave importance, and capital sins, which could potentially render a person's soul as "dead." Deadly Sin 2 is a gorgeously pixelated RPG with a huge storyline and plenty of skills and moves to keep the most hardcore adventurer busy, but ultimately commits a whole host of sins. Fortunately they are all of the venial type, but the overall experience is still heavily impeded.
Players take control of Carrion, an Imperial Soldier to the Empire who finds himself stuck in the middle of deadly conflict. Along with Maric, his adopted brother who can be a little crude but always has his back, Carrion sets out on a simple mission to rescue the Imperial Princess, but soon discovers there are troubling times afoot.
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