We thought it would be fun to review some of the casual games we
currently have available in our JA Casual Game Center. Needless to
say, these games are very addictive and while our enthusiastic reviews
are, for the most part short, the time spent playing these games
is not. Once you have read the review, drop by the JA Casual Game
Center and download a free trial version of the game for yourself,
but remember – you have been warned!
Do…not…buy…this…game.
Seriously, if you have any type of life at all, then do not buy MCF
Huntsville. I can not even estimate how many hours,
spread out into days, of my life that were taken over by MCF
Huntsville. You will ignore your housework, your job,
your children, your spouse, until you finish this game.
So what exactly is this
game that devoured all of my valuable spare time and then leaked into
my work time these past few weeks?
You
have to solve crimes. But not in the usual, Gabriel Knight/Columbo
sort of way. First you must choose a location to visit such as a firehouse,
a barber shop, a diner and so on. All told, there are twenty locations
to visit. Then you have to search the location for a specific list
of items. That’s right, it’s the old find the hidden item
in the picture game. But this time you have a time limit and literally
hundreds and hundreds of items hidden in the picture and the pressure
builds and builds as you find more items and the clock is quickly
ticking down…..
But
that’s not all, for once you visit and complete all of the locations
on the map, you must then reassemble a picture that provides the identity
of the culprit and you must do so in the time left over from your
‘find the hidden items in the picture’ game. Yikes!
You can download a trial
version of the game here,
but don’t do it. Not unless you have time to kill and by time
I mean days for MCF Huntsville is casual
gaming at its addictive best which is bad news for you.
Do…not…buy…this…game.
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