Re: Misty-Eyed for Myst? Casual Compensations -- An Editorial by Becky
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Uncle Reg -- I'm listing a few -- I'm sure there are others that I'm forgetting (maybe someone else can add them).
Drawn: The Painted Tower and its sequels Guardians of Magic: Amanda's Awakening Age of Enigma: Secret of the Sixth Ghost Nightmare Adventures: The Witch's Prison (one hidden object screen as a sort of gag)
There are also adventure-lite games without hidden object puzzles that are more whimsical and comedic rather than quest-like. A couple are:
Puzzle Bots Royal Trouble The Puzzle Agent games The Blue Toad Murder Files
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Re: Misty-Eyed for Myst? Casual Compensations -- An Editorial by Becky
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You want me to choose the best one? Not an easy job, because they're all good.
I'd start with Nightmare Adventures: The Witch's Prison. Then, if you want something more stylish and unusual, try Age of Enigma. Or if you want something with more traditional graphics, try Guardians of Magic.
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Re: Misty-Eyed for Myst? Casual Compensations -- An Editorial by Becky
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Uncle Reg ! I just finished Witch's Prison which I bought when I saw Becky's list. She always come through - thank you Becky. Anyway - I hope you enjoy it as much as I did - it is a terrific game ! 
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Re: Misty-Eyed for Myst? Casual Compensations -- An Editorial by Becky
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Thank you Becky. I've not done much with Big Fish in the past primarily because I could not find actual adventure games - at least not the ones I am used to buying. Among the links on their page, they do list Hidden Object and Adventure as separate categories, but if you select "Adventure" and mouse over the results, you'll see the description Hidden Object anyway. So I never really looked further - until now. The games you listed here and elsewhere on GB were all a wonderful surprise. I will keep going back and take more time in my searches. So ! I thank you again for that New Pool to go diving in !! 
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Re: Misty-Eyed for Myst? Casual Compensations -- An Editorial by Becky
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sureshot, the full adventures are listed under Large File Games on BigFish. Ana 
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Re: Misty-Eyed for Myst? Casual Compensations -- An Editorial by Becky
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just found this thread. Becky, you're awesome! thanks  Uncle Reg -- I'm listing a few -- I'm sure there are others that I'm forgetting (maybe someone else can add them).
Drawn: The Painted Tower and its sequels Guardians of Magic: Amanda's Awakening Age of Enigma: Secret of the Sixth Ghost Nightmare Adventures: The Witch's Prison (one hidden object screen as a sort of gag)
There are also adventure-lite games without hidden object puzzles that are more whimsical and comedic rather than quest-like. A couple are:
Puzzle Bots Royal Trouble The Puzzle Agent games The Blue Toad Murder Files I've played all of the Drawns. They're great 
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