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The Lost Kingdom Prophecy
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Help Serena save the Kingdom of Rosefal and keep the dreaded Prophecy from happening in The Lost Kingdom Prophecy! The evil wizard, Balaak, has appeared and is determined to destroy Rosefal! Serena and her friends team up to go on a mind-blowing adventure and save the entire world from tragedy. Dive into this Hidden Object game and become a hero, today!
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Just finished the demo on this one, and chose Timer Mode, which was fun until I kept losing level after level right before I was clearing the puzzle. I know I saw somewhere in the tutorial it mentioned that I could go back and choose relaxed mode - well, I couldn't find it. I was in Options, I exited the game and went back in, I was clicking everything I could find. No go. So, Timer Mode, I stayed on. I could only make it to level 3 by the time the demo ended as, like I said, the difficulty level with Timer on is really steeped up. Definitely an unusual game, not like the regular match 3 games I'm accustomed to. You basically are chaining pieces together that connect and trying to clear the tiles underneath. You get some cool power ups with special effects but some will stop charging if you don't clear a chain with a tile beneath it (for example, the lion). The graphics in the game are pretty nice but unless you're a pro at this (there seems to be all sorts of choices for the level boards & the way you will maneuver the pieces), I would stick to relaxed mode. All in all though, a pretty cool game 
Just finished the demo on this one, and chose Timer Mode, which was fun until I kept losing level after level right before I was clearing the puzzle. I know I saw somewhere in the tutorial it mentioned that I could go back and choose relaxed mode - well, I couldn't find it. I was in Options, I exited the game and went back in, I was clicking everything I could find. No go. So, Timer Mode, I stayed on. I could only make it to level 3 by the time the demo ended as, like I said, the difficulty level with Timer on is really steeped up. Definitely an unusual game, not like the regular match 3 games I'm accustomed to. You basically are chaining pieces together that connect and trying to clear the tiles underneath. You get some cool power ups with special effects but some will stop charging if you don't clear a chain with a tile beneath it (for example, the lion). The graphics in the game are pretty nice but unless you're a pro at this (there seems to be all sorts of choices for the level boards & the way you will maneuver the pieces), I would stick to relaxed mode. All in all though, a pretty cool game 
Just finished the demo on this one, and chose Timer Mode, which was fun until I kept losing level after level right before I was clearing the puzzle. I know I saw somewhere in the tutorial it mentioned that I could go back and choose relaxed mode - well, I couldn't find it. I was in Options, I exited the game and went back in, I was clicking everything I could find. No go. So, Timer Mode, I stayed on. I could only make it to level 3 by the time the demo ended as, like I said, the difficulty level with Timer on is really steeped up. Definitely an unusual game, not like the regular match 3 games I'm accustomed to. You basically are chaining pieces together that connect and trying to clear the tiles underneath. You get some cool power ups with special effects but some will stop charging if you don't clear a chain with a tile beneath it (for example, the lion). The graphics in the game are pretty nice but unless you're a pro at this (there seems to be all sorts of choices for the level boards & the way you will maneuver the pieces), I would stick to relaxed mode. All in all though, a pretty cool game 
15th August, 2010,
Just finished the demo on this one, and chose Timer Mode, which was fun until I kept losing level after level right before I was clearing the puzzle. I know I saw somewhere in the tutorial it mentioned that I could go back and choose relaxed mode - well, I couldn't find it. I was in Options, I exited the game and went back in, I was clicking everything I could find. No go. So, Timer Mode, I stayed on. I could only make it to level 3 by the time the demo ended as, like I said, the difficulty level with Timer on is really steeped up. Definitely an unusual game, not like the regular match 3 games I'm accustomed to. You basically are chaining pieces together that connect and trying to clear the tiles underneath. You get some cool power ups with special effects but some will stop charging if you don't clear a chain with a tile beneath it (for example, the lion). The graphics in the game are pretty nice but unless you're a pro at this (there seems to be all sorts of choices for the level boards & the way you will maneuver the pieces), I would stick to relaxed mode. All in all though, a pretty cool game 2nd August, 2010,
Just finished the demo on this one, and chose Timer Mode, which was fun until I kept losing level after level right before I was clearing the puzzle. I know I saw somewhere in the tutorial it mentioned that I could go back and choose relaxed mode - well, I couldn't find it. I was in Options, I exited the game and went back in, I was clicking everything I could find. No go. So, Timer Mode, I stayed on. I could only make it to level 3 by the time the demo ended as, like I said, the difficulty level with Timer on is really steeped up. Definitely an unusual game, not like the regular match 3 games I'm accustomed to. You basically are chaining pieces together that connect and trying to clear the tiles underneath. You get some cool power ups with special effects but some will stop charging if you don't clear a chain with a tile beneath it (for example, the lion). The graphics in the game are pretty nice but unless you're a pro at this (there seems to be all sorts of choices for the level boards & the way you will maneuver the pieces), I would stick to relaxed mode. All in all though, a pretty cool game 1st August, 2010,
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