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Hide & Secret

The villain Jacques and his henchman Toadie, have stolen the Treasures of the Ages to harness their mystical powers in an evil plan to rule the world. You must help Will Scout and Anna Lyze on their quest to defeat Jacques and rescue the treasures. Only by finding items, following clues and escaping Jacques' sinister traps will you find his secret hidden base! Follow these entertaining characters in their humorous adventure through 30 locations across the globe to rescue the Treasures of the Ages!

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by - Anarchy Enterprises

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TonyMontana's Review - March 14, 2007 - View all my reviews (22)

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Hide & Secret: Kudos!

Great game!
Why all the negativity folks?
We all love MCF, myself included, but we can't keep expecting every similar game to be on par with it, it's NOT the same game and it wasn't meant to be.
Judge it on it's own merits, it's not Ravenhearst, it's Hide & Secret and I think it's a ton of fun, and very well done.

The more of these types of games that come out, the better, since it's a long wait between MCF releases.
There are no mini puzzles in between levels, but the lack of those puzzles are more than made up for, by the increasing number of items you need to find as the game progresses.

I love the interactivity in this game, when the Tomb Raider style characters come out to give you the thumbs up for finding a hidden object.
The character voices and images are a great addition to this fantastic game.

Great graphics and sound, a whole lot of fun as a stand-alone game.

Who cares if it's not the same as MCF, people place too much importance on that series, as great as it is, but c'mon folks, give credit where it's due, and this game deserves credit.

As I said in my Mysteryville review, it is not MCF, and it wasn't meant to be MCF.

H U G E thumbs up, I loved it, and hope you bring out a sequel.

This review has an average score of 3.7 - Based on 198 ratings
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jdrr22's Review - March 19, 2007 - View all my reviews (9)

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Not worth buying

This game was way too simple. Beat it without having to go past my trial 1 hour time.

Yes, it's not Mystery Case Files, but come on. When there is no challenge to a game, what is the point of offering it for sale?

I need some challenge to my games, and I also don't like the 2 characters whizzing by on the screen every time you locate an item. I could only click two items at a time, otherwise the game wouldn't recognize that an item had been clicked once the others had been cleared off the screen.

Why? Because I had to wait for one of the two characters to appear on-screen and have the item fly into their pack. If I hadn't been forced to wait for that EVERY SINGLE TIME I found something, I could have finished this game in half the time.

Ridiculous. Play the demo, but don't bother with buying it. I don't see the point in buying Mystery Case Files, but at least those games take MUCH longer to finish, and provide more of a challenge - or even something of a challenge. Plus, the graphics are better than this game.

Hide and Secret? Two thumbs down. One of the worst games I have ever played, and that's saying a lot!

This review has an average score of 2.3 - Based on 14 ratings
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marahnna's Review - April 28, 2007 - View all my reviews (4)

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Not the most well-done game I've ever played...

I fully enjoyed all of the MCF games (especially Mystery Case Files: Ravenhearst), and Hidden Expedition: Titanic and Little Shop of Treasures were also well-done in this same vein, but I was fairly disappointed with Hide & Secret. The interface was sluggish for me personally, I got annoyed by the characters darting across the screen to collect the objects, and the voice acting was rather shoddy (maybe this is an unfair judgment considering that I've done a couple of voice-overs myself, but I digress). The graphics in the rooms themselves were good, but on the characters? I've honestly seen better in free fan-created games. The concept had promise, if one could get past the poorly-drawn and poorly-voiced characters.

This review has an average score of 2.1 - Based on 19 ratings
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System Requirements:

OS: Windows 98, Windows 2000, Windows XP, Windows Me, Windows Vista
Memory: 128 MB
DirectX: 7.0 or later
CPU: P3 800
Video: 32MB DirectX Compatible Video Card

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Developed By:	Anarchy Enterprises
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