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Following titles are included to this bundle:

Cruel Games: Red Riding Hood:
For centuries, parents have captivated their children with enchanting tales of faraway, magical lands. In one famous story, a wolf uses cunning and deception to try to eat the innocent Red Riding Hood. In the end, he did not live happily ever after... Now the wolf has returned and Red Riding Hood is once again in danger - but this is no fairytale! Instead, a modern day maniac has kidnapped a woman's fiance and cast her in the role of Red Riding Hood in his twisted fantasy. Guide the resourceful young lady as she tracks the wolf through a cemetery, a shabby motel and a dilapidated casino, searching for clues and solving the puzzles that lie between her and her beloved. Will she reach the madman in time, or will the wolf have his revenge? Their fate is in your hands!

Kronville: Stolen Dreams:
Walk the razor's edge between fantasy and reality as you stop a lunatic from gaining power over death! When 12 children vanish from the once peaceful town of Kronville, a school teacher named Astrid becomes wrapped up in a mystery beyond her comprehension. Guide her as she investigates the disappearances, and in so doing uncovers an evil plot involving an ancient artifact that can grant immortality. With each step on this perilous journey, you'll need to explore the city with a careful eye and solve cunning puzzles designed to keep you from discovering the truth.
In addition to scouring the streets of Kronville, your investigation will take you into the dreams of the kidnapped children, where a dark entity has trapped their souls. As you work your way through worlds based on "Red Riding Hood," "Peter Pan," and other popular fairy tales, you'll marvel at the visual beauty and become more and more immersed in the captivating story. Those who press on to the end will uncover a shocking secret about Astrid's past that suggests her involvement in the case was no accident. With its clever hidden object puzzle scenes, stunning artwork, and mesmerizing story, Kronville will hold you captive from beginning to end!

Panopticon: Path of Reflections:
Enter a world in which the border between reality and illusion is paper thin and the answer to a mystery will test the limits of human understanding! The world of Panopticon is filled with twists and turn, and will keep you guessing until the truth is revealed. Are you prepared for an adventure unlike any other?

Lake House: Children of Silence Collector's Edition:
Long-forgotten memories bubble to the surface when the past invades the present in Lake House: Children of Silence! Located at the edge of a gloomy lake and shrouded in fog, the house at the center of this story has stood empty for 15 years. All that's left of the family that once lived there are their discarded belongings and home movies that reveal a terrible secret. Beckoned by what appears to be a ghost, a woman who lived there as a child and her fiance return to the house to solve a mystery that begins with an old photograph and ends in a secret room. Guide the fiance as he explores locations blanketed in mist and tries to rescue his bride-to-be from the grip of a masked stranger. Find hidden objects, solve puzzles and prepare yourself for an ending that will take you to a place darker than you can imagine!

The Other Side: Tower of Souls:
Beatrice and Lily might look like normal sisters, but they have a dark secret: Hidden from human eyes is a magic tower that contains a portal to the realm of the dead. One sister wants to open the gateway to gain knowledge and power; the other sister wants to stop her. Which sister wins in the end? Play The Other Side: Tower of Souls to find out!

Mexicana: Deadly Holiday:
Dia de Muertos, or the Day of the Dead, provides a stunning backdrop for a thrilling supernatural adventure in Mexicana: Deadly Holiday! Guide a young woman as she sets off on a desperate search for her fiance amidst the annual celebration in Mexico. Moments after a spectral figure kidnaps her beloved during a card reading, she begins her journey to the afterworld, where demons will plot her demise and ancients gods will lend her a helping hand. As you travel through a stunning fiery wasteland on your way to a realm of peace and tranquility, you'll search for cleverly hidden objects, solve skillfully designed puzzles, and crack dozens of devious mini-games. Along the way, you'll slowly unfold the astonishing truth of who the young woman really is. Set in a captivating world, and featuring visuals and music inspired by the Land of Enchantment, Mexicana: Deadly Holidays is packed with thrills unlike any you have experienced! a09c17d780

Title: Hidden Object 6-in-1 bundle
Genre: Casual
Developer:
Alawar Entertainment
Publisher:
Alawar Entertainment
Release Date: 16 Mar, 2016

Minimum:

• OS: Windows XP or later
  
• Processor: 1.4 GHz
  
• Memory: 1024 MB RAM
  
• Graphics: 512 MB
  
• DirectX: Version 9.0
  
• Storage: 5 GB available space

• English,French,Italian,German,Dutch,Polish,Portuguese,Russian

  
  

  

  
  

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  This is a super deal. Each game costs less than two dollars even if you have to pay $11.99 for this bundle of games. All of the games in this bundle will allow you to correct the aspect ratio for a widescreen monitor. They all have good graphics and sounds. Two of the games will display fullscreen graphics on a widescreen monitor. The other four games have a 4:3 aspect ratio. They were created before most people started using widescreen monitors. The Other Side: Tower of Souls is definitely a masterpiece. I haven't seen a hidden-object game quite like it. It does have amazing graphics.. If you can get this at a deep discount, it won't feel like a rip-off. I got it cheap, thankfully. That said, I didn't particularly enjoy the majority of this bundle. The Lake House had an okay story (for a Hidden Object Game (HOG)), but all the rest either had awful stories (Mexicana) or boring\/lazy stories (Kronville Stolen Dreams. Plot twists are cringe-worthy, and the characters weren't interesting or very likable in any of the games. A few of the puzzles were fairly nonsensical as well (pouring pepper on an octopus...).
  
  The art in these games is on par with most decent HOGs, and visually, they look pretty good. That said, with so many HOGs out there, the only reason to play through this collection is just to play through some HOGs you haven't completed before. I cannot imagine myself revisiting any of these games in this bundle except for The Lake House. Replaying other HOGs would generally be far more fun in my opinion.
  
  In closing, I cannot stress enough how stupid Mexicana's storyline is, though. The big reveals are maddening.. Hidden Object 6-in-1 bundle is fairly good. Not as exciting as the 4 in 1 bundle, but entertaining none the less. Great set for Lovers of Hidden Object games. 7\/10.. First off the price is great for a bundle! I expect some to be just okay with maybe one or two really making the bundle worth it. I will be rating them as I play them.
  
  Kronville: Stolen Dreams
  
  Fun Factor 3\/5
  Graphics 3\/5
  Level of Challenge 3\/5
  Storyline 3\/5
  
  Overall a average okay game. The graphics are decent for an older game on a newer PC with widescreen. I find the items and closing windows lags a bit (the items could be more mouse sensitive). So the first one I could take or leave really. Only played it less than an hour and I got bored.
  
  Cruel Games: Red Ridinghood
  
  Fun Factor 3\/5
  Graphics 3\/5
  Level of Challenge 2\/5
  Storyline 3\/5
  
  * No travel map or special hidden objects. Good to pass an afternoon if you have a couple hours to kill. I found the challenges and puzzles in this one to be pretty easy, maybe to easy.
  
  The Other Side-Tower of Souls
  
  Fun Factor 4\/5
  Graphics 5\/5
  Level of Challenge 4\/5
  Storyline 4\/5
  
  I actually really liked this one. It had cool weird artwork and good voice overs. The best one in the bundle to date!
  
  Panopticon-Path of Reflections
  
  Fun Factor 1\/5
  Graphics 1\/5
  Level of Challenge 1\/5
  Storyline 1\/5
  
  Worst one so far. The graphics are so flat and dull and the characters are in the style of old 3d. Only played 15 minutes and turned this one off.
  
  The Lake House-Children of Silence
  
  Fun Factor 5\/5
  Graphics 4\/5
  Level of Challenge 4\/5
  Storyline 5\/5
  
  Really liked this one. I found the story pretty good and the atmosphere a bit darker. Also there is a bonus chapter in this game!
  
  Mexicana-Deadly Holiday
  
  Fun Factor 5\/5
  Graphics 5\/5
  Level of Challenge 4\/5
  Storyline 5\/5
  
  One of the best games of the pack. Very unique artwork and a diffrent approach to game play. I really am enjoying this game out of the bunch. Also it has a travel map too!. I highly recommend this bundle. You get a lot of bang for your buck.
  
  The first four games are enjoyable standard HOGs - the gameplay is somewhat formulaic, but each game cultivates a unique atmosphere and story. The overall production values are great, with fun locations, clear puzzle screens, and a reliable interface. I especially liked the inclusion of behind-the-scenes trivia in The Lake House: Children of Silence, as well as the bonus mission.
  
  The fifth game, The Other Side: Tower of Souls, was incredibly, incredibly innovative. It had three endings, two play modes that change how puzzles operate, hidden collectibles (I only found 106 out of a possible 110), hidden story notes, a shop, a sassy companion, equally sassy item descriptions, a dark sense of humor, and a creative array of new minigames that weren't just the same old industry standard ones. On the flip side it also had a few glitches such as graphics (portal to sister's rooms) and achievements ("Reversi Master") not triggering properly, and some ...interesting... word choices (hairbrush listed as a "honeycomb," for example). I still loved it, and played it 6 times trying to complete everything before finally giving up on 100%ing.
  
  The last game, Mexicana: Deadly Holiday is perhaps the least polished of the bunch, but I still had fun with it. The story was compelling, the graphics were beautiful, and many of the puzzles were good (although the challenge level on the puzzles was all over the place). The click interface, though, was entirely unreliable. I often had to refer to the map to see available actions because I was never sure if I was doing the right thing and it just wasn't triggering. This title also has a number of hidden book pages to find that give further insight into the story, but one of them is unfortunately bugged. I did appreciate, however, that you can use the map at any time to both see and travel back to earlier chapters if you missed picking up a page.
  
  Overall, at less than $2 a game, this is definitely worth picking up at full price. Even though there are a few bumps here and there, you will get at least 25-30 hours of enjoyable gameplay out of it, and the majority of that gameplay will be beautifully produced and rewardingly challenging.. A small price for a very good bundle.
  
  One of the game has collectible and achievement
  Great stories fo far. ( Played 4 of them)
  . I wrote a review too long for Steam. I cut the stories (and some less important parts), so, check the store page to read them.<\/i>
  
  Hidden Object Bundle 6 in 1 is the new pack from Alawar to discover the genre. So, are the games worthy of your wallet?
  
  Kronville<\/b>
  
  While the plot was initially interesting, I found myself a little lost with new elements thrown. However, what's interesting in this game is that the concept of using dreams to solve the mystery is well used. Here, fairy tales are used and villains are the man haunting the sleep of the children.
  
  The gameplay is standard. However, contrary to most games of the genre, here, you have many alternatives for the hidden objects scenes. And you have even to interact in them before getting the list of words or shapes! My only problem are the puzzles: many of them are difficult to understand, even when looking the help. I ended up to skip the most of them, as they frustrated me faster than usual.
  
  The graphics are good and sad at the same time: only the dreams are colorful, even in the drama they're representing. Kronville seems so without life, without any light... But that's why you're thinking that there is an evil entity roaming in it, a paranormal one. The soundtrack is correct too.
  
  Panopticon<\/b>
  
  The plot is well written: you have some interesting twists and you don't have any plotholes. Besides, I must admit that I'm quite impressed with it. I was in reality expecting an average game, don't ask me why I was convinced that it would be a disaster.
  
  The gameplay is the standard one. However, the game come with two difficulties. But it will not change the easiness of the hidden objects list or the puzzles. It means that you don't get frustrated during the game for these parts. It doesn't mean that the rest is flowing like that: sometimes, some actions, despite having the right items, can't be done before going elsewhere. The inventory, once locked, can be unlocked because you misclicked, which is annoying (the button is in the middle, that's why many misclicks can happen when you want to go back).
  
  The journey through different worlds is also a nice one: everything is colorful. While I love darker hidden objects, I'm also sensible to those showing me a magical path. The graphics are nice, however, I liked less the fact that the characters looked like they're not belonging to the scenes. The soundtrack was also very pleasant.
  
  Panopticon itself can justify to buy the bundle.
  
  Cruel Games<\/b>
  
  The game has an interesting plot: usually, fairy tales HO games are set in a fantasy world or in dreams or are the subject in themselves. Here, Red Riding Hood is in a modern era, with a killer you're trying to catch, by being a victim of him. The twist at the end is also shocking, though I understood where it was heading in the last scene, by looking closely at some details.
  
  If you read the gameplay passages above, you'll know that nothing is new: puzzles, list of items to find... Everything is very easy, however, some items or interesting areas aren't really clicking in your head: they're really near the wolf head, serving as hint. So, your sight is actually set on it instead of what's around.
  
  As the time is our present days, you think that you'll visit normal locations. However, between an abandoned casino hotel and a cemetary, the only modern locations are the bar, gas station, motel and docks. Everything is set during the night, with a persistent rain. However, the serial killer is also fan of dummies: you'll find them a lot in the game, impersonating real people (you think someone is in the motel room, but it's a wooden doll) for example. The soundtrack is also fitting.
  
  Cruel Games is also a nice game, which means that already, half of the bundle is enjoyable.
  
  Lake House<\/b>
  
  The plot could have been better if it wasn't spoiled early. Indeed, the only alive person you meet at first is easily recognized. The only question that stays is your role in the whole story. I must say that I regretted that move. However, the rest is pretty much interesting, like the fact that key moments from the past are on microfilms and are seen thanks to a projector.
  
  The gameplay is pretty classic - however, the hidden objects scenes aren't as easy as I thought, as I've played Lake House after the three mentionned above. Indeed, some objects are well hidden. As far for the puzzles, they're pretty normal and easy for the most of them.
  
  The graphics are correct, though you don't stay as I've expected in the house: you visit the town around, deserted because of a persistent fog that appeared suddenly. Everything around seems creepy: dummies everywhere so that the only living being doesn't feel lonely, abandoned buildings, a woman that is appearing from nowhere. The soundtrack is correct as the voice actings.
  
  The game is a collector's edition, meaning that you have a chapter bonus where you're finally the woman and where you need to go back to the house to destroy the mask. Once played, you'll unlock bonus: videos, concept arts and wallpapers.
  
  While I didn't enjoy it as much as I've enjoyed the three before, Lake House isn't disappointing.
  
  The Other Side<\/b>
  
  I was expecting this game to be a tale into a fantasy world, given the fact that the cat is shown on the header. However, reading the synopsys made me wonder where it was headed. The story isn't really a strengh here. However, the cat is probably the best feature. Indeed, while he's kinda ironic, he always has something to say AND he's full of hints towards what you should do. Where I was expecting him to be boring and annoying, I found him very funny.
  
  The game comes with two endings and with two difficulties. However, it could have been a collector's edition because you have a shop where you buy clothes, glasses or jewelry for the cat, with interesting bonus tied to them (-25% of time for charging hint for example). You have to find cat paw prints in the hidden objects scenes or in the levels, there are more than 100. Also, you have ingame achievements.
  
  The graphics are quite good: they're not creepy despite the story but they're colorful. As for the soundtrack, it's correct.
  
  However, the fact that the game wanted me to install something to play it isn't really something I liked. I refused it and it didn't change anything in the game. Also, when I did a right click, I discovered that it was a flash game.
  
  Despite that, The Other Side: Tower of Souls is a good surprise.
  
  Mexicana<\/b>
  
  The story didn't disappoint me though I didn't expect the girl to be part of this special world. Besides, I loved the fact that they used a celebration elsewhere than in USA as the beginning. It's a nice way to discover some traditions for this special day.
  
  As for the gameplay, it's the standard one. Indeed, between puzzles and hidden objects scenes, you don't have anything new, even if you have to search for pages of a codex. Everything is well-balanced.
  
  For the graphics, they're really nice: the afterworld is colorful, without real sadness or creepy location in it. I loved also the cutscenes presenting every character. It reminded me of Borderlands. As for the soundtrack, it was really enjoyable. I loved the fact that it was an ambiance that sticked to the mexican celebration or at least, in a latino style.
  
  Seriously, Mexicana didn't disappoint me. It was a really good game, I've spent an agreable moment with it, so I'm very happy to see that this bundle of 6 games was a bundle of joy.
  
  Conclusion<\/b>
  
  I was relieved to see that none of the game were a joke. Sure, they're not all of the same quality but the difference is tiny. Alawar made a nice pick for the bundle. For the price, it's a very nice surprise here. Right now, given the fact that none of the games are released yet on Steam, go for it. Hours spent in it will be very enjoyable.. I dislike games bundled in this way because they remove the ability to not be charged for duplicate games and get individual acheivements and cards. If you can buy them seperately, do so.
  I'll write reviews for each game as I play them.
  
  
  Kronville:
  
  The animation in this game is superb, and the story line is intriguing and unfolds nicely. Unfortunately that concludes my list of pros.
  The cons are many. Firstly, the voiceover and lipsync only cover the first 1\/5th of the game - apparently this is as much as the free demo let you play. Once you purchase the game, the rest is not voiced -CHEAP! The hidden object scenes were disappointing to say the least. There were only 3 traditional scenes, and they were way too easy. Other types of hidden object scenes resulted in pixel hunting, and weren't much fun. Finally the music - the same squeeling violin segment is played for each and every cut scene. By half way through, this had ruined the otherwise gorgeous cut scenes for me, so this games biggest pro was tained by poor music choice. Really, it just seems that the game makers got lazy, and overall I was disappointed.
  
  4\/10
  
  
  Panopticon:
  
  Good story, good animation. Good voice over and music. I really have no complaints about this one except to say that the hidden object sceness could have been more challenging.
  
  8\/10
  
  
  Cruel Game:
  
  Again, not much to complain about. Abundant and challenging hidden object scenes, good story, decent music.
  
  8\/10
  
  
  The Lake House:
  
  Excellent game! Great animation and voicing throughout. Predictable, but compelling story, and I always love a game with a good bonus scene. Many challenging hidden object scenes too.
  
  9\/10
  
  
  The Other Side:
  
  This was a nice game. The kitty companion was cute, but a bit too helpful sometimes. The story was a bit confusing, but I think it was meant to be in order to give you a choice at the end. Two endings was a nice touch, but I wish I didn't have to play all the way through again to see the second one. This game had some of the best hidden object scenes I have ever played (in hard mode)
  
  9\/10
  
  
  Mexicana:
  
  This one was only ok. The animation was nothing to write home about. There was no voice over, but at least the music was good. The story was good - I liked the unique theme of day of the dead. But the meat and potatoes of these games - the hidden object scenes and puzzles - were really disappointing. Way too easy, and not a lot of interaction. The final puzzle, which should have been the most challenging, wasn't even a puzzle, you just clicked to put gems where they belonged - no thought needed. Disappointing.
  
  5\/10. This is a super deal. Each game costs less than two dollars even if you have to pay $11.99 for this bundle of games. All of the games in this bundle will allow you to correct the aspect ratio for a widescreen monitor. They all have good graphics and sounds. Two of the games will display fullscreen graphics on a widescreen monitor. The other four games have a 4:3 aspect ratio. They were created before most people started using widescreen monitors. The Other Side: Tower of Souls is definitely a masterpiece. I haven't seen a hidden-object game quite like it. It does have amazing graphics.

  
  

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