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Mystery Case Files ®: 13th Skull Collector's Edition

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Mystery Case Files ®: Escape from Ravenhearst Collector's Edition

Mystery Case Files®: Escape from Ravenhearst

Mystery Case Files: Ravenhearst is the third Mystery Case File Sequel. Ravenhearst faithfully follows the format of the MCF series with the addition of a level of puzzle solving to unlock some of the rooms of the Ravenhearst Mansion. The other chief difference is that you are trying to reconstruct the missing Ravenhearst diary pages, rather than identify suspects.

Mystery Case Files: Ravenhearst concerns the rumors surrounding the history of stately Ravenhearst Manor. Ravenhearst Manor was abandonded decades ago. Mystery Case Files recently acquired the diary of Emma Ravenhearst . The Ravenhearst diary may hold the key to unraveling the history of spooky Ravenhearst Manor--but some of the pages of the Ravenhearst diary are missing.

In another new twist in Mystery Case Files Ravenhearst,, some of the rooms are locks and you must solve a puzzle to unlock them.

You are the Master Detective in Mystery Case Files: Ravenhearst. You must solve the mystery using the case files about the Ravenhearst Manor. In Mystery Case Files Ravenhearst you search 32 rooms in Ravenhearst Mansion, working to reconstruct the missing diary pages mentioned in the case files. The key to the mystery depends on the cleverly hidden clues in the case files on Ravenhearst and Emma Ravenhearst's diary.

As a Mystery Case Files Detective, you will locate and assemble the missing Ravenhearst diary pages to learn the history of the house and discover the solution to Mystery Case Files: Ravenhearst.

Mystery Case Files: Ravenhearst has two modes of game play, Detective and Relaxed, and there are hints, within reason!

Also the replay value of Mystery Case Files: Ravenhearst is high. You get new clues each time you replay the game.

Review for Mystery Case Files: Ravenhearst - "Oooooh this is a scary one. Mystery Case Files: Ravenhearst is set in an abandoned manor and you are trying to piece together the diary pages to discover the secrets of it's history. I like the change of pace from the first two. This is a great sequel."- MCF Gamer

Review for Mystery Case Files: Ravenhearst - "Mystery Case Files: Ravenhearst takes you to a spooky mansion to discover what happened to Emma Ravenhearst. Emma left a diary, but, darn it, some of the pages are missing! And what's more, some of the rooms where you must search for the diary are locked! What's a Mystery Case File Detective to do? Detect and solve puzzles of course. This is a nice twist in the series. If you are a Mystery Case Files Fan, you won't be disappointed." - nancydrewsome10

Review for Mystery Case Files: Ravenhearst - "Just when I thought I was getting the hang of the Mystery Case Files series, they change it! Those puzzles to unlock the rooms are really challenging! Mystery Case Files: Ravenhearst is just as addictive as the first two. Give it a try." - gameboy333

Review for Mystery Case Files: Ravenhearst - "Mystery Case Files: Ravenhearst is the new game purchase in our house. I like the way it has two modes, Detective and Relaxed. Some of the younger kids need a bit more time to help me find the clues :-). The MCF series is alway good value for money since you can replay the game, getting new clues each time. " - gamingearthmother

Review for Mystery Case Files: Ravenhearst - "Mystery Case Files: Ravenhearst--Brilliance & Eerie Elegance. I played it non-stop until it was finished.. it is by FAR, the best in the MCF series so far, and if you're a fan, you won't be disappointed, if you're not familiar with the series [Mystery Case Files: Huntsville, Mystery Case Files: Prime Suspects] give it a try, I guarantee you will be hooked within minutes." - Gentleman Gamer

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