A Series of Unfortunate Events demo

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Editor's Rating:
3.0 stars
Average User Rating:
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Windows 98/2000/Me/XP, 400MHz CPU, 96MB Ram
Limitations:
60-minute trial
Date Added:
June 02, 2005

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Publisher's description of A Series of Unfortunate Events

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Stop Count Olafs unmentionable horrors with fire, snake bites, leeches and other horrors in this fascinating game of logic and deductive reasoning. Too awful a game? Go play something cheerier. You've been warned. (26MB)

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Editor's review of A Series of Unfortunate Events

3.0 stars
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Very loosely based on Lemony Snicket's bestselling series, this download is primarily a puzzle game well-aimed at math diehards. Players must figure out the location of various objects, after being given a series of clues. For example, players may be told that A is to the left from B, and C is two tiles right from D. The game has two modes, with one game simply aimed at matching objects to their tiles, and the other allowing users to swap objects between rows. The game provides a considerable number of options, and three difficulty levels. Graphics are 2D and look a bit outdated by today's standards, but are nevertheless pleasing. The "Series of Unfortunate Events" theme has virtually nothing to do with the gameplay itself; however, it has led the developers to include music that sounds well-suited to a vampire cartoon, while feeling vaguely out of place in a puzzle game. The game requires 26MB of storage space, while allowing only one hour of play, and the price is quite high for a game of this type. Still, we expect at least a small proportion of puzzle fans will enjoy this title.

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1 stars

3 out of 3 people found this review helpful

Version: A Series of Unfortunate Events demo

"Suitable for 2 year olds only"

by A-Khoo on July 12, 2006

Pros: The books were bad; and the movie was worse. The game? I won't comment. Definitely only a buy for the Leminy Snicket fan.

Cons: Poor gameplay and atrocious graphics combine with a bad storyline to give a game that I wouldn't recommend.

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3 stars

3 out of 3 people found this review helpful

Version: A Series of Unfortunate Events demo

"Typical"

by cheko252 on January 25, 2006

Pros: It was an easy game. Made for younger people, but semi addictive.

Cons: The same thing over and over, which either you like or dont like.

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2 stars

2 out of 2 people found this review helpful

Version: A Series of Unfortunate Events demo

"Movie Game Material"

by IMReader on August 25, 2005

Pros: Kind of fun...but some of the most repetitive gameplay ever

Cons: Not hard. Kinda stupid. The bosses are so simple it's not even funny.

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5 stars

1 out of 1 people found this review helpful

Version: A Series of Unfortunate Events demo

"It's fun, amusing, and I loved it!"

by Casanderah on March 31, 2006

Pros: I like the graphics. It was easy to learn, and got harder at an appropriate rate. I also love the option of an easier version for younger children.

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4 stars

1 out of 1 people found this review helpful

Version: A Series of Unfortunate Events demo

"great game"

by haleysue on December 30, 2005

Pros: keeps you on the edge of your seat

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