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Game Information
- Platform: Windows Vista / 7 / XP
- PEGI Rating: Ages 3 and Over
- Media: CD-ROM
- Item Quantity: 1
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Product Features
- Includes 3 great games, Mahjong Mysteries, Liong: The Lost Amulets and Empire Builder: Ancient Egypt
- Mahong Mysteries features: 300 mysterious Mahjong levels and 10 game variations
- Liong: The Lost Amulets features: 100+ levels of game play and challenging mini-games
- Empire builder features: 30 levels of play and Activate Amulet Power-Ups to help complete levels
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Product Description
Manufacturer's Description
Travel back in time and discover lost worlds in this collection of puzzle adventure games!
Mahjong Mysteries – Ancient Egypt
Help the Mahjong adventurers go in search for the Lost Temple and follow the clues through the blistering sands of the desert to the fertile banks of the Nile, until you reach the mighty pyramids. Only by correctly combining the hieroglyphics will you complete all 300 mahjong levels. Play in Adventure Mode and enjoy the mythical atmosphere or play your favourite Mahjong board in Classic Mode with difficulty levels to choose from!
300 mysterious Mahjong levels
10 game variations - including Freecell, Shuffle, Match, 10 Seconds and many more
Liong – The Lost Amulets
Long ago five magical amulets were treasured by Oriental wise men. These amulets held the five natural elements in balance. Restore harmony to nature by finding the lost amulets. Liong: The Lost Amulets is a combination of hidden object games and tile-matching puzzles and also has a variety of mini games. Along your journey you`ll visit hundreds of unique locations and collect power-up pearls. Reveal the magic spells and restore the sparkling gems of the magical amulets.
100+ levels of game play
Challenging Mini-Games
Empire Builder; Ancient Egypt
In Empire Builder: Ancient Egypt, you meet a series of powerful pharaohs that need your help building an empire along the lush Nile River to solidify their life legacy. This detailed Strategy game challenges you to protect your people from locust plagues and terrifying mummies, while creating some of the Wonders of the World!
Complete 30 levels of play
Activate Amulet Power-Ups to help complete levels
Box Contains
3 x CD-ROMs
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13 of 13 people found the following review helpful
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None of the games in this set are really that difficult, but they are pretty enjoyable as casual games go and the fact that there are actually four games included does give you a fair bit of value for your money. Mahjong Mysteries is pretty much straight Mahjong, tile matching in either adventure mode or choose your game. The Egyptian themed backgrounds, tile sets and storyline are average, but as an added bonus you can play your own MP3 music instead of the game soundtrack. Liong is again in two modes, puzzle or classic; it combines Mahjong with a picture-matching quest. You have a Mahjong layout to clear, and the tiles must be matched with those arriving on a liong dragon. You have to clear the board before the liong reaches the gate. Nice selection of tiles to choose from, and quite fun. Comes in multiple difficulty settings, too, so this one is good for the whole family; kids will enjoy the animal, flower and fruit tiles, and easy mode really is pretty easy while still offering a feeling of achievement. Empire Builder is a sort of simpler version of Pharaoh, involving constructing houses and managing resources to complete your quests. It is quite entertaining, though after a while the challenges get a bit samey, and once you have unlocked all the power-up amulets, it's a bit too easy. It can be fun chasing off mummies with your staff of office, and the locust swarms are a bugger to get rid of, but I wouldn't recommend sandbox mode, which is simply a repetitive money-hunt that you can win by just building and upgrading houses. The mini-games are just a picture matching game on a timer, every last one of them, which I did find disappointing, especially as they never changed the pictures or increased the number or even decreased the time. The graphics are quite nice, and the cartoon pharaohs handing down orders are rather good. The bonus game, Virtual Families, is a simplistic Sims ripoff, which I found just too dull and did not play to the end. But it is worth buying for some less strenuous entertainment that doesn't leave you with RSI from mouse clicking.
4 of 5 people found the following review helpful
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An excellent purchase for the price, excellent value. It has given me many many hours of enjoyment. I would thoroughly recommend it to anyone, particularly the Liong CD
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This triple pack is quite good value, but the games are not as good as others of the same genre. Mahjong is a typical pc based offering - nothing special, but not bad either. I found it quite entertaining, but no better than the freebie that came with my windows tablet. Liong is just another version of mahjong, with a smaller board which you have to clear before the snake thing gets to the end. OK but boring after the 6th level! Empire builder is a poor version of Civilisation - don't go there if you're a civ fan. It's OK if you've never played this sort of game before. There's a free game included on my disc - virtual families. I haven't played it but suspect is a version of Simms. Overall, these games are OK, but they don't have me yearning to play them when the pc goes on.
Most Recent Customer Reviews
Great fun and value for money
This game is great for filling in some spare time, value for money aswell. a must for hidden object game fans x
Published 4 months ago by Val
Boring
All I can say about this is don,t waste your money.Even though you get three games, they are rubbish and very boring.
Published 14 months ago by bookworm
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