Hi,
Something strange here, when I downloaded the Demo from Ironcode, Windows (which I ignore most of the time since it tags exe files as bad 90% of the time) and then my A/V said it was bad and put it in Quarantine, did this happen to anybody else?

Most likely a False Positive but would like some feedback before I contact the AV company.
Note: This is the First this has happened in the 3 years I have been using this A/V product).

Thanks
Ray

Starcom -- I never downloaded the demo, but went straight to downloading the game. I didn't have any problems with downloading the game (and no antivirus messages). I'm hoping someone who has downloaded the demo can help here.

Thanks for your quick reply Becky,
I will wait a bit more to see if anybody else has tried the Demo, will also try Mystery Manor to see if anyone there has tried the Demo vs Virus bug problem.

Take care
Ray

Hi Becky,
Well good news, the Kaspersky Lab answered and confirmed that it was a False Alarm and that they would fix it in their (Kas.) next download.
Phew, so happy to hear that, now I can go ahead and test the game later today.

Again, thanks for your input.
Take care

Great news! Thanks for letting us know how it's being resolved.

Finished playing the Demo and I thought that I would Never-Ever like Casual games again, but this one was not bad at all, so I bought the Full version from Ironcode and loving it so far, not too much pixel hunting like in the older C. games I played and very nice graphics and an interesting story.

Thanks to BrownEyedTiger for bringing this game up.

Q. Are all the modern Casual games like this? Re: That the Objects are fairly easy to spot and that they contain a lot of neat puzzles (although some of the puzzles are Real Brain teasers for an oldie and not so bright person like moi.).

There are certainly some casual games being released now that fit that description; I'm sure some of our members would be happy to provide some titles for you.

Starcom -- the following games (as I recall) don't have a lot of challenges where you're looking either for hidden objects or for other tiny stuff (well, not more than in a regular adventure game anyway). I'm sure there are others -- I always leave things off these lists by accident!

Azada in Libro
Nightmare Adventures: The Witch's Prison
The Fall Trilogy (especially the first game, Separation)
Guardians of Magic: Amanda's Awakening
Age of Enigma: The Sixth Ghost
Puzzle Bots
Royal Trouble
Mortimer Beckett and the Lost King
Escape from Frankenstein's Castle

You also might want to try the Drawn series -- there are no Hidden Object screens, but there's some searching for small things -- however, the puzzles are intriguing enough that it's worth it.

You also might want to try the Blue Toad Murder Files and the Nelson Tethers series. These have challenges that are separate from the story, so they're somewhat different than the games listed above.

Oh, yes, if you want puzzles, download Nightmare Adventure: The Witch's Prison. That's all the darned thing is, one puzzle after another.

Gil.

Thanks Becky for the list (and thank you traveler for your input), I have now created a Word document List of Games to buy in the near future, so if you or anyone else has more to add, please, don't be shy.

Oh, and I bought the 1st Ironcode game Pahelika: Secret Legends from Big Fish, unfortunately Ironcode site is selling this one a bit too much for my budget...more expensive than his 2nd and newer one.....

Again, thanks.