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Agon: The Mysterious Codex (Mac)
 
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Agon: The Mysterious Codex (Mac)

by Viva Media
Mac OS X


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Game Information

  • Platform:   Mac OS X
  • Media: Video Game
  • Item Quantity: 1
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Product Features

  • An epic mystery story in 3 compelling games
  • Challenging puzzles, riddles and games
  • Exotic locations in London , Madagascar and Lapland
  • Realistically detailed 3D environments
  • Gather clues from intriguing and sophisticated characters

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7 of 7 people found the following review helpful
lots of promise, but more frustrations 22 Dec 2006
By Nellie Bly - Published on Amazon.com
First off, to play this game you need a code. You are supposed to get the code via a sticker on the game jewel box. Mine came without the code, and in searching for one I found this is quite common. It took a couple of days emailing the company to get one. The website for the game itself is down, so no help there. It seems permanently down; not trouble-with-server down.

I got through the first chapter with no trouble. The human aspects of the game are clunky, but the other visuals are good. In chapter two, there was some sort of bug and my game skipped all kinds of important stuff. In Agon, you can't go back. What's lost is lost. Thus, I had to start the whole thing over again and that time things worked as they should have.

In chapter three, to get key information and move on in the game, you go through this ridiculous search of a place in the forest, but there are no visual keys or clues as to how to get there. An internet walkthrough search indicates you are supposed to follow some specific sounds (louder=closer), but there are two problems with this. One, you only get to hear the sound you are supposed to follow for about 2 seconds before it's gone and you're on your own. Two, on my Mac anyway (and it's new, by the way, with the right software and bells and whistles), the sound never varies in strength. I tried it with headphones, without, adjusted the game sound, adjusted my Mac sound, etc. Nothing worked. I gave up. I can't even find any cheats on line! You should spare yourself the frustration of getting as far as I did and not being able to go further. There's apparently no way to get around needing the info. from this one area in the game, and no way to get there. A wasted 30 bucks.
4 of 5 people found the following review helpful
Wish I had read Nellie Bly before I opened! 27 Dec 2006
By Jeannie Gayle - Published on Amazon.com
There were also no codes on my jewel case and I have just started my emails to the company. Obviously, I can expect to be at this for some time! And from Nellie's review, I am not sure it is worth the time and trouble. The package cannot be returned to Amazon since it has been opened. But one has to open it to install and try to find the codes--CATCH 22. Online, Amazon says it ships from Target, but it shipped from Amazon according to the package it cam in. The whole thing is a big disappointment so far.
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful
A little bit hard 28 Jun 2008
A Kid's Review - Published on Amazon.com
The game was good until the forest in Madagascar. I really liked the board game in Lapland. However, in Madagascar, the search for the lemur was difficult. No matter which direction you face, the lemur's cry does not sound louder or softer and it was either to the left or right but never centered. At certain points, the game crashes when looking for the lemur. Although the box claims the game will work on OS 10.3, it would not run on our computer (OS10.3.9) It did work when we installed it on a computer running 10.4, so beware.

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