Mystery Case Files: The Black Veil Collector's Edition - New HOPA on Big Fish
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Today's game for Club Members, tomorrow's game for all. You can download Mystery Case Files: The Black Veil Collector's Edition here. Big Fish Editor's Choice! This title was selected for its exceptional quality and overwhelmingly positive reviews from our Game Club beta testers.
Eipix Entertainment proudly presents the newest addition to the classic Mystery Case Files series!
The town of Dreadmond has been almost abandoned overnight. When you arrive to investigate, you find a strange illness taking over the remaining residents – an illness that makes them age in an instant! Time’s not on your side. Can you uncover the cause, or will you be the next victim? Find out in this sensational hidden-object puzzle adventure!
See what our Beta testers had to say:
“I absolutely adored this game. The storyline had me hooked, the puzzles were fun & it was lovely to look at. Please release it tomorrow!!!” - Simone, beta tester
“Simply brilliant. Every time I think we have seen the best of MCF, a new chapter is added. Both the intro and the test-game seems to promise us an exciting and interesting new chapter in the MCF story. And as always the graphics, HOP's and puzzle's are superior..” - Henry, beta tester
Play as a young Richard Galloway and explore Paris in the bonus game! Collect puzzle pieces and morphing objects throughout the game. Earn achievements and even find special trophies in the Souvenir Room! Replay your favorite mini-games and hidden-object puzzles! Enjoy exclusive wallpapers, soundtracks, and concept art! As always, please remember to come back and tell us what you think. Happy gaming!
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Re: Mystery Case Files: The Black Veil Collector's Edition - New HOPA on Big Fish
[Re: Marian]
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03/23/17 09:55 AM
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Woohoo! Great news! Thanks, Marian! Ana
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Re: Mystery Case Files: The Black Veil Collector's Edition - New HOPA on Big Fish
[Re: Marian]
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03/25/17 11:36 AM
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Anyone playing? Thoughts?
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Re: Mystery Case Files: The Black Veil Collector's Edition - New HOPA on Big Fish
[Re: Marian]
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03/25/17 01:46 PM
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It will be my next game on the list to play, still playing: The Legacy - Forgotten Gates CE and what a great game this one is, Lots to do, great graphics, decent puzzles, a pretty good story, not to violent for people who prefer non violent games,....
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Re: Mystery Case Files: The Black Veil Collector's Edition - New HOPA on Big Fish
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03/30/17 07:56 PM
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I am more than halfway through and I really enjoy this game so far, like TLC mentioned it is not like the other MFC games but sometimes, sometimes a change is good/refreshing and in this case it worked for me and hopefully others will like the change and as Marian and other users have mentioned in the past: "Try the demo and see what you think before buying". For me, I enjoyed the Artwork, puzzles, some HO screens are different and the story line is pretty good, I am taking my time playing this game since I am enjoying it and want it to last.
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Re: Mystery Case Files: The Black Veil Collector's Edition - New HOPA on Big Fish
[Re: Marian]
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04/01/17 09:06 PM
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I just started it yesterday but haven't gotten very far. So far so good.
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Re: Mystery Case Files: The Black Veil Collector's Edition - New HOPA on Big Fish
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I just finished this one. I agree with some who say it is "different," since I have played a full dozen in the MCF franchise. On the other hand, it is not a cheery game, and a few scenes pushed too far into my "Creepy Zone" tolerance. ha ha But after Dire Grove and the Ravenhurst and Madame Fate stories, what else should one expect from MCF? As is usual these days, you can dial in exactly the difficulty level you want. PLUS, this game is the first I played that offered the option to turn off the darned Achievement Pop-Ups! Hurrah! They are listening to us! Thank you, MCF. The game had all the usual attributes of an MCF game: Morphing stuff, an iconic symbol in each scene to find, "Statues" to watch for and collect. You can ignore these at will, of course, if they aren't your cuppa. There were plenty of pesky mini-games that were multiple-level and sometimes a bit hard to understand (one I never got the point of but I stumbled into the solution). These I have come to rely on with MCF games; the harder the better. All of the mini-games are available to replay as many times as you like once you finish the game. As is their style, the game is "dark" and brooding, a threat hangs over almost every scene. Sometimes, you are faced with something you HAVE to accept, even though you'd rather back out of the scene and think about it. ha ha Well, you asked for it! At the very end, I have no idea what happened. I had two options, and could only click and watch my character act. I want to assume I made the moral choice, but again, no way to choose or to know. Big thumbs up from me on this one. If you don't mind creepy, that is.
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