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Mystic Saga

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Reveal the secrets of the past, find ancient scrolls, and find out about the prophecy ancestors! Decipher ancient spells and find magic keys to mastering the power of all the elements!

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  • More than 250 quests!
  • Check out over 15 unique characters!
  • Defeat an evil empress!
  • Explore ancient Asia!
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FIVE-BN GAMES
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Not rated
Website
https://www.facebook.com/8FloorGames

System requirements for PC

Minimum:
  • OS: XP/Vista/7/8/10
  • Processor: 1.6 GHz
  • Memory: 512 MB RAM
  • DirectX: Version 9.0c
  • Storage: 250 MB available space
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Last Modified: Jan 24, 2023

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Mystic Saga reviews and comments

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Microsoft from Deutsch
Single player/Free/HiddenObject/Wimmelauspiel (WBS)/Puzzle/Puzzle/InApp Purchases * "Pro nous s" "No Nous s" Price – Performance Free only because of this "nor" ok ° Genresame more time consuming than other WBS only in English you automatically learn a few Vocabulary To add The Opening v. boxes here does not cost Game energy based on game energy that is interrupted InApp purchases "Pay2Play" game Gameplay/Handling very easily ° graphics good video is the same as in some other Five-BN Games sound good ° Story/Umf Contain good ° Achievements 53 pieces very easily all "automatically" Moderately time consuming about 50 Hours or more Detailed Info & tips on Game & Achievements perhaps too time-consuming with the "Fun Factor" collectible cards Yes You have to per Card 9$ with the "In-App"- Car Function spend Atmosphere ok ° Joke, Horror, action, Fun etc. Well You have to wait or Pay to Games characters/game world ok several Explore locations moderately extensive Level-based Unlocking means you always play the same WBS difficulty Search tasks on Time increasing difficulty number to searching objects Assumes Objects do not always find in the same Place silhouette mode (Shape d. Objects) Night Mode (only small Area Visible) I miss difficult Puzzle loading/SAVING Automatically ° DLC's/Special Features You don't have to buy anything extra since you don't have much But playing daily can you do longer can but always always play a little bit you want to play with fewer Interruptions, you have to invest a lot of money collectible cards there Are only if you spend per 9 Dollars in the Game. Conclusion: It is free, but you can buy a WBS directly instead of feeling compelled to spend money in the Game in order to finally be able to play "something." If you don't care freely when You play, or if You want a simple 100% game, you can confidently strike. At the Same time, you can also play "lost Lands: Mahjong" and "Lost Lands: A Hidden Object Adventure," as the Examples are also based on Energy. So you could play in Alternation and use Energy a little more efficiently. (Read about my information & Tips linked above!) KeepCool & PlayReal!
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Mystic Saga is a Hidden Object Game based on the Energy Principle, similar to many Mobile Games. Each successfully completed Hidden Object Image gives objects and Experience, but it costs a certain Number of Energy Points. The Items obtained can be exchanged at retailers for other random Items that are needed to Complete a Collection quest Or Complete a Collection. These Collections give Steam achievements and are needed for Quests. Finding The Items often depends on Luck and Patience, as many Things can drop after Completing an Image that are partially (still) not needed. The Graphics are fine, held in 2D, the Music matches the Pictures, but doesn't stand out. You can't expect a Story in this WImmelspiel grinder either. However, the Pictures and the different Locations are very pretty. The Disadvantage of this Game is that the Energy is used up very quickly. Currently I am LvL 9, have 140 maximum Energy Points, but need 25-40 for a WImm Image, so after 5 Minutes the Fun is up. An Energy Point regenerates in 2 Minutes. By Eating, you can regenerate Energy depending on how valuable the Food was and with a lvl-up, the Bar is also replenished. Getting This Food is not so easy, however, because except through Random Drops or Exchanging Crystals, this is not available. This is where the Real Money principle applies, as is so often the Case with Energy Games: These Crystals and many other Items needed for the Game can be purchased for $ or €. It is quite possible to get to your Destination without Wasting money and complete everything, but it takes quite a while. In order to really use the Energy efficiently, you would have to log in several times a day, i.e. every few Hours for 5 Minutes. The Collectible cards drop without (!), contrary to the Claims of some Reviews (!) Spending Money on it, the Successes are raining down. Only when All collections are Completed could it take longer. Since I bought Mystic Saga for £0.5050, I can't complain about the Scope. Although the Energy principle annoys, if you can see across this and like to play Hidden Object pictures, this Game is certainly not a Mispurchase.
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