You can download Hidden Mysteries: The Fateful Voyage here.



As always, please remember to come back and tell us what you think.

Happy Gaming,
Ana

I believe this is the same game available for PC, DS and Wii, for $19.99 to $24.99. Checking Amazon, it got mediocre reviews. My own impressions are more positive, especially at the price point. Graphics are not up to the level of such newer releases as Secret Mission: Forgotten Island, but it's a nice mix of Hidden Objects and adventure puzzles with an interesting storyline and decent acting. After 45 minutes of the demo, I'm tempted.

Robertson

I played the full demo and I think I might get this one. I agree with Robertson in that it is a nice mix of HOG/IHOG and adventure puzzles.


I'm at the point where I play shuffleboard. I played the game, but there is nothing to do in the other rooms. Any help would be appreciated.

What a game it's almost all IHOG. Really like it glad I bought it. I haven't got to the shuffleboard yet. I'm at the swimming pool now. Tammy64 did you use the ice puck on the shuffleboard and hit it to the outside of the board?
Richard

I thoroughly enjoyed this game. With all the other games I have pending, I dld the trial and used last month's bonus coupon right away. Great graphics, pleasant music and loved the voice overs. One I would recommend

RE Hidden Mysteries: The Fateful Voyage: I bought the game on Big Fish. I enjoyed the story and the very different way the young lady went every where but normal activities of a first class passenger. I wish the game had been longer. I was taking a break from two lg file games that I am really stuck, doing the puzzles and just the sad story of the Titanic kept my attention. Being pretty new at gaming,I find that doing some smaller games helps me continue on to the more difficult ones. By the way, yes you have to use the ice puck and hit to the left to continue. Thanks, Judy D

I also liked the game...very different. Just not to tell one part of the story, the next is for those who have played it!

Jody

It's certainly worth playing again