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If you liked the Treasure Seekers series and are looking for another game or series of games to play, check these out:
The same developer that made the Treasure Seekers games, G5 Entertainment, also made the Mystery of the Crystal Portal games, which are very similar:
The entire Natalie Brooks series is good but the highest rated is Mystery at Hillcrest High:
(4.3 / 5)Dana Nightstone is a fiction novelist with a penchant for ghost-detecting. The entire series of Dana Nightstone games is great, but Death at Fairing Point is the highest rated, and a good place to start:
(4.2 / 5)Players who liked Treasure Seekers also recommend the Awakening series. The highest-rated game in this series is Awakening: Moonfell Wood:
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Do you have any games like Treasure Seekers to recommend? Let other players know in a comment below.
I may be giving away my age here, but a long time ago there was a game called House of the Dead that I played in arcades when I was in college, and its sequel that I played on my Sega Dreamcast. I didn’t like the whole shooting aspect of it and I was very, very terrible at aiming, but I liked that it could be played cooperatively. It was a rail game, where it would walk you through the scenes and all you had to do was aim and shoot.
A few years later, a spin-off game came out for the PC called Typing of the Dead, and it was essentially the same rail game, but in order to fight through your enemies you had to quickly type words, letters, and phrases. I got so into it — it was way better than shooting, and it had NO AIMING! And I was really good.
Ever since I’ve always had my eye out for typing games, and as rare and random as they are, I managed to find two for PC — and Mac — at Big Fish Games:
[Read more…] about Typing GamesDark Manor was a favorite among Big Fish players for its unique grounds and visits, so when new content was stopped in 2015 and the game was ultimately removed from the site in 2018, many were left looking for hidden object game alternatives. These games won’t be exactly like Dark Manor but maybe they will fill the void that it left behind.
All of these games are either free to play (click the Download Now button), or they offer a one-hour free trial when you click the Try for Free button.
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Released: January 22, 2014
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(3.5 / 5)With Valentine’s Day just around the corner, players are asking what games they can play to get into the spirit of the holiday. Feel the love in the air with these puzzle, solitaire, time management, and hidden object games!
Note: To try any of these games for free, download a one-hour free trial from Big Fish Games. You’ll be completely unrestricted for your first hour of play. First-time customers: get your first game for just $2.99 when you use the coupon code NEW299 at checkout.
Whether jigsaw puzzle games, griddlers/mosaic games, or mahjong are your thing, here are some Valentine’s Day puzzle games you can play.
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(4.5 / 5)There are a few Delicious: Emily’s games that are a go-to for many players at this time of year, but also take a look at Bloom! It’s everything you’d expect from a flower shop management game and more. It’s a fast-paced game where you’re the florist and you’re creating flower arrangements to “share flowers with the world”.
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(4.5 / 5)Makers of Solitaire games have a great opportunity with Valentine’s Day games for creative layouts (hearts everywhere!) and decorations. Both of these are Valentine-themed solitaire games that will give you just that!
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(3 / 5)The best love-themed hidden object games are in the Dream Day series. With these three games you can visit various hidden object locations as you plan the perfect wedding for Jenny & Robert, help them go on a romantic honeymoon, and decorate their first home.
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(4 / 5)For a closer look at these games and others that you might like, check out Big Fish Games’ Valentine’s Day Games page. It seems like their list is based on the name of the game, not the content, so read the descriptions and definitely try any game out before you buy. For example, Heartwild Solitaire is listed on there, but the storyline of that game is, well, the exact opposite of love and romance. That said, it’s a solid and relaxing solitaire game, just maybe not for Valentine’s Day.
Do you have a favorite Valentine’s Day PC or Mac game you want to recommend? Let other players know in a comment below.
The Mystery Case Files series of games began in 2005 and with at least one new game added to the collection each year, it can be hard to choose which one to play! These are the five best, as determined by ratings from Big Fish Games reviewers:
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(4.7 / 5)Have you played any of these, or do you have a different Mystery Case Files game you’d recommend as best? Let other players know in a comment.