Re: What Casual Games Are You Playing Right Now? - Part Two
[Re: Marian]
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02/15/21 11:16 PM
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Re: What Casual Games Are You Playing Right Now? - Part Two
[Re: Marian]
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02/16/21 05:04 PM
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 I was on pins and needles as I kept losing lives and power ups  . Level 100 released the Genie and ended the game for me but I had read a review where the person wrote about level 100-115 (even though the Genie released at 100)? I was hoping that at least if I made it through 100 and then lost my lives that I would only be sent back to 100, rather than all the way to 52. I had fun with the game though (mostly)  .
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Re: What Casual Games Are You Playing Right Now? - Part Two
[Re: Marian]
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02/19/21 01:25 AM
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In the throes of my charity work (year end accounts) so haven't had time for much game playing - except the little ones on my iPad 🙄 Getting withdrawal symptoms 🙃
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Re: What Casual Games Are You Playing Right Now? - Part Two
[Re: Marian]
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02/20/21 05:42 PM
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I finished Orb of Purity last night. It was marred by only one puzzle, second to the last one in the main game. I ended up skipping it. First, I wasn't sure I understood what the solution was supposed to look like. To me, it could have been 3 different ways, but I couldn't seem to even get to one of those 3 ways to eliminate the possibility or to see if it was correct. I tried it on two different nights and then skipped. I am getting much better at using that skip button  . I just want to play. The whole game went smoothly up until then, which is what really bothers me. You get in a zone and then you get stopped cold. If they want to put hard puzzles in the game, they should be consistent in the game. Okay, finished whining. Today I started Dying for Daylight which I picked up with a free code that I won here at GameBoomers in December. The game had been discussed in some thread not long before that, so I went for it. I have played Episode 1 and I am liking it quite a lot!
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Re: What Casual Games Are You Playing Right Now? - Part Two
[Re: oldbroad]
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02/20/21 07:36 PM
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Today I started Dying for Daylight which I picked up with a free code that I won here at GameBoomers in December. The game had been discussed in some thread not long before that, so I went for it. I have played Episode 1 and I am liking it quite a lot!
oldbroad, I smiled when you said the name of the game because it was one of my favorite to write a WT for. I looked on the BF game page and the link is broken, but when I searched the name of the game along with BrownEyedTigre, the WT popped up! In case you need it here it is: WalkthroughAlso, seeing the url structure, it is easy to find other WT's from BF that are missing.
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Re: What Casual Games Are You Playing Right Now? - Part Two
[Re: Marian]
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02/20/21 07:59 PM
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Re: What Casual Games Are You Playing Right Now? - Part Two
[Re: Marian]
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02/22/21 08:57 PM
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I am playing Love Chronicles: Beyond the Shadows CE at the moment. The developer is Vendel. I am finding it to be a thoroughly charming game. None of the puzzles are all that difficult, but the game is creative and fun.
It is a game that could be overlooked because it is not listed on the page listing Collector's Editions, which is no doubt an error. If you look on the Hidden Object games page or the Adventure Section, though, it is there.
Sounds right up my alley so it's a good thing I have the game  . Have you played any of the others in the series? I always use the "Adventure" section and only look at the "HO" page sometimes. Most of the games seem to show up on the Adventure page.
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Re: What Casual Games Are You Playing Right Now? - Part Two
[Re: Marian]
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02/24/21 09:59 PM
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I'm playing Mystery Case Files: Fate's Carnival.
It's fun, it's long, some of the puzzles are hard (for me) to figure out, but I like it when I really have to use my brain to figure it out.
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Re: What Casual Games Are You Playing Right Now? - Part Two
[Re: Marian]
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02/24/21 10:59 PM
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Oh, that is a really good game, copper! I agree with what you say about it. Thanks for letting us know what you are playing.  I finished Love Chronicles: Beyond the Shadows CE and really enjoyed the bonus game too. Cute and fun. Now I am playing Phantasmat: Crucible Peak CE. Just finished the main game and am getting ready to start the bonus game.
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Re: What Casual Games Are You Playing Right Now? - Part Two
[Re: Marian]
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02/26/21 03:08 PM
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I just started another oldie (on CD) from my shelves, Lake House: Children of Silence. Like most of the older games (this one is 2006), it features "real" artwork with great detail and motion, atmosphere, etc., unlike the saturated coloring book art we get these days.
I am SO enjoying it. The puzzles are challenging, too, unlike the too-easy "puzzles" in today's HOAs. The animation is well done, not truncated. The characters feel real, so I find myself wanting to help them. There isn't much in the way of voice acting, but I don't find that I miss that. I'm really into the puzzles and the overall adventure.
One caveat: This game was a challenge to get running on Win10 with a solid-state hard drive. Without the help of my resident IT guy, who knows how to deal with pesky compatibility issues, I don't think I would have got it running.
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