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SAFECRACKER THE ULTIMATE PUZZLE ADVENTURE (NINTENDO WII)
SAFECRACKER THE ULTIMATE PUZZLE ADVENTURE (NINTENDO WII)
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Very similar to Safecracker, this point-and-click puzzle game brings you more safes to crack in another rich man's mansion.
The family members hire you, a master in the art of safecracking, to locate the last will of their deceased relative, oil tycoon and billionaire Duncan Adams, hidden somewhere in his luxurious 4-story mansion.
Exploration of the mansion is done entirely with the mouse in point-and-click mode. As you dig for clues and puzzles to solve, you can view the environment from 360 degrees. An in-game mapping system tracks your progress by marking discovered puzzles with a red "X", which turns green when solved.
There are a total of 35 different safes to open which will eventually lead you to the 36th "Master" safe. Puzzles aren't just about turning dials and pressing buttons. There are sliders, some based on math, pattern recognition puzzles, marble mazes and some based on inventory items, for example. Unlike the previous game, there is no time limit, so you can take your time and reason to solve the dilemma that arises.
The family members hire you, a master in the art of safecracking, to locate the last will of their deceased relative, oil tycoon and billionaire Duncan Adams, hidden somewhere in his luxurious 4-story mansion.
Exploration of the mansion is done entirely with the mouse in point-and-click mode. As you dig for clues and puzzles to solve, you can view the environment from 360 degrees. An in-game mapping system tracks your progress by marking discovered puzzles with a red "X", which turns green when solved.
There are a total of 35 different safes to open which will eventually lead you to the 36th "Master" safe. Puzzles aren't just about turning dials and pressing buttons. There are sliders, some based on math, pattern recognition puzzles, marble mazes and some based on inventory items, for example. Unlike the previous game, there is no time limit, so you can take your time and reason to solve the dilemma that arises.
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