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Mortimer Beckett and the Secrets of...

Search a spine-tingling setting for scattered secrets, broken objects, and the key component of a mysterious machine in this innovative and immersive investigation! Hunt the halls of Spooky Manor for broken objects, return the items to their rightful places, and solve a series of puzzles to get to the bottom of this eerie mystery. What is this strange machine and who scattered its pieces? Only those with a keen eye for detail will discover the answers hidden inside Spooky Manor!

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tazanator's Review - February 1, 2009

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I tryed this game and I was glued to the screen. I love everything about it. I was so into it that when it stopped playing and my screen went black, I was so mad. If you like hidden object games this is far one of the best ones out there. it has alot more to it than just looking for things. It is also a hard one too. I am going to buy this one.

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osamaandhe's Review - April 19, 2009 - View all my reviews (3)

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good game

mortimer is a great game collection but this one is very good i am proud that i bought this cool game it is true that it is hard but that what makes it good

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Krueger's Review - October 9, 2007 - View all my reviews (18)

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Mortimer Beckett and the Secrets of Spooky Manor

Mortimer Beckett and the Secrets of Spooky Manor completely captivated me from the first puzzle. This kind of game is what I’ve been looking for since Mystery Case Files: Ravenhearst and Azada. Both games contain puzzles where players pick up or move pieces to make something happen. In these games, the puzzles are more of a guest star. In Secrets of Spooky Manor, the puzzles become the star. Only one drawback: It’s too short!

Each puzzle requires finding hidden objects — but not the normal way you see in most games. And this is NOT yet another hidden object game. Instead, you must find the pieces of the hidden object. A clock, for instance, could have four pieces for finding in the scene before the object appears in your inventory. Every scene hides the pieces of four objects, which boosts the challenge and cuts the predictability.

After reuniting all the pieces to recreate the objects, you can either go to the other rooms to find the rooms’ objects, try to solve the puzzle or place an object that belongs in the scene such as a putting a chess piece back on its chessboard. While nothing happens in object placement, it keeps the boredom away and makes solving the puzzle more challenging as you can’t easily figure out which piece goes where. Some objects belong in other rooms or the current room needs something from another room. For example, if you see an object needs turning off or on and your inventory contains nothing to fix this, it’s obvious the needed object hides in another room.

Creating a game with a variety of puzzles takes more time than simply throwing objects into scenes for hidden object games. Nevertheless, I hope the Mortimer Beckett and the Time Paradox, its sequel (no date announced anywhere), will last longer and provide as much delight as Secrets of Spooky Manor. Heck, I hope the developer plans at least two sequels! Unless you don’t like puzzles, finding things and solving things.

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BASEMENT CELLAR: Bottle goes to the tipsy ghost BOILER ROOM: Locked chest - skeleton key (a piece of the ghost machine starter will appear) Boiler valves - valve Magician's kit - crystal ball Brush jar - paint brush GROUND FLOOR GUEST SALOON: Chessboard - chess figures Clock face - clock dial Cozy fire - full bucket of water (read the kitchen section below to find out how to get the full bucket of water) Torn picture - canvas piece Chain - hacksaw Wires - light switch LOBBY: Armchair - pillow Gramophone - record Hatless ghost - top hat (when you place the top hat on the hatless ghost the last piece of the hacksaw will appear) KITCHEN: Hungry ghost - piece of cake (once you give the hungry ghost the piece of cake, the last piece of the empty bucket will appear next to her) Empty vase - flowers Tap water - empty bucket Plate shelf - plate Take the empty bucket and place it under the tap water and the bucket will fill with water. Use the bucket full of water on the cozy fire that is located in the guest saloon room. GUEST HOUSE CLOCK ROOM: Watchmaker - jeweler's loop Clock - clock opener (once you place the clock opener on the clock the last piece of the razor will appear) Clock face - hour hand Teddy bear - teddy bear SPARE BEDROOM: White horse - black horse Night pots - chamber pot Pillow - knife (last piece if the pincers will appear when you put the knife on the pillow) Empty bottle - bottle ship Bearded man - razor (part of the ghost machine will appear) HOMESTEAD: Grass - grasshopper Bird house - bird Nailed plank - pincers (when you put the pincers on the nail plank, the last piece of the window hinge will appear where the plank was) ENTRY: Closed window - window hinge Umbrella holder - umbrella Book - drawing Dolls - doll GARDEN GARAGE: Bumper - license plate Old fridge - fridge door Headlight spot - headlight Oil drum - empty oil can Candy machine - coin (part of
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OS: Windows 98, Windows 2000, Windows XP, Windows Me, Windows Vista Memory: 128 MB DirectX: 8.0 or later CPU: P500 Video: 16MB Video Card with 3D Hardware Acceleratio

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