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About This Game Down by the deep and muddy Mississippi, something’s not right. A ghostly riverboat brings to light a new conspiracy for players to unravel in this all-new Midnight Mystery. Mark Twain’s ghost has come to you seeking help from an evil that has been stalking him in the afterlife. Trace the steps in Twain’s past that led to a lifetime of anguish. Twain’s passion for literary history reignites a controversial debate about the true identity of Shakespeare; the age-old question resurrects a series of malevolent characters. After waking an unexpected evil, Twain sets about to rid his time of the darkness, but the plot only thickens. With Twain’s help, you have to unravel the connections to try and set history straight while dangerous forces loom. Who wrote the works of Shakespeare? And just how did Mark Twain get caught up in a strange Elizabethan rivalry all those years later? Find out in this Midnight Mystery! Key Features: Complete all-new adventure missions by searching through hidden objects for tools, collecting additional tools to solve brain-teasing puzzles and interviewing apparitions from the past Figure out the connection between humorist Twain and the Elizabethan Shakespeare Detailed hint system to help you at any step along the way Collector’s Edition Includes: Exclusive Bonus Mission! Explore all of Twain’s secrets Helpful fully-integrated Strategy Guide Peek behind the scenes with a treasure of Concept Art 12 Beautifully illustrated Wallpapers Bonus “Dem Bones” Game Mode Explore the Panic Room to relive all the special effects 1075eedd30 Title: Midnight Mysteries 3: Devil on the MississippiGenre: Adventure, CasualDeveloper:MumboJumboPublisher:MumboJumboRelease Date: 28 Mar, 2012 Midnight Mysteries 3: Devil On The Mississippi Free Download [Torrent] I am once again pleasantly suprised with MumboJumbo and this installment of the Midnight Mysteries series. So far, I like this one the best. It has a good story and nice crisp graphics. I enjoyed the atmosphere\/jumpscares. I wished more HOGs did this. It is nice to experience a slightly scary atmosphere without having to go to the horror genre. Sometimes you just want spooky but not "Outlast" scary. I also liked all the extra goodies included. Would recommend if on sale.. Nice click-and-point mystery.. Gameplay is identical to the 2nd one--just a different story and maybe a little more of it. It is as good as the 2nd one and maintains interest throughout, but doesn't offer anything unique that makes it stand apart from its predecessors.. This spooky game is perfect for any dark and mysterious night. This game has a guide if you get stuck built into the game, plus a hint raven that gives you hints on where to go if you leave the game and pick it up later. Great imagry used with tons of scary effects as you follow the twisted life of Mark Twain as you uncover Shakespeares most dark secrets.Rating: 10\/10 Value: $9.99Bridgets historical background on Mark Twain and Shakespeare:Mark twain was born the day Haleys comet flew over head and as his father said of his newborn son, "He will usher in a new era of peace". Little did he know lurking in the shadows was Shakespeare twiddling his mustache waiting to thwart the plans of Mark Twain. Mark Twain trained for decades honing his martial arts doing menial chores to enhance his KungFu, such as painting fences, as Mr.Hukkleberry would say "PAINT UP, PAINT DOWN!". Twain found Shakespeare on skull island in the Globe theater contemplating his plans for world domination. As Twain approached Shakespeare who was a master witch, he found him leaning over a cauldron saying, "Double, Double, Toil and Trouble." Before Shakespeare could complete the spell to take over the world, Mark Twain lept across the room jump kicking Shakespeare in the face. Lying on the ground Shakespeare looked over at Twain saying, "Hey Twain have a taste of my Shake-spear!!!" Shakespeare yelled at Twain, "COME HERE!", whereupon from Shakespeares wrist, came a spear attached to a rope. Twain dodged the Shakes-spear using his cat like reflexes to grab it out of mid air. Seeing the rope attached to Shakespeare's wrist, Twain pulled the rope so hard it flung Shakespeare through two walls! Dust filled the air as bricks and boards fell all around them. What Twain didnt know is Shakespeare had rigged the Globe Theater to explode. Shakespeare stood up, "You think you can stop my evil plans to take over the world, you'll never escape Mark Twain!". Shakespeare pulled a blanket off the wall revealing a pile of explosives. Twain turned towards the door running as he heard the maniacal laughter of Shakespeare breathing down the back of his neck.Shakespeare rushed to the balcony of the Globe Theater standing with a knife in his hand, when he spotted Mark Twain running. Shakespeare lept off the balcony as the globe theater exploded into flames behind him screaming "I'LL CUT YOU EAR TO EAR MARK TWAIN!". Mark Twain proclaimed, "Its never too late for the light of liberty to shine Shakespeare!". As Shakespeare hurtled towards him, Mark Twain did a combat roll grabbing an American Flag impaling Shakespeare killing him instantly. Twain looked down at Shakespeares dead body saying, "Sic Semper Tyrannis". Shakespeare uttered his dying words to Twain, "You can strike me down, but my theatrical literary works will become more powerful then you can possibly imagine!". Shakespeare's diabolical plot to invent "Homework" had succeeded. Children all over the world were forced to read the works of Shakespeare instilling hatred for generations to come. fin. InvestGames:https:\/\/investgamesblog.wordpress.com\/ - BLOGhttps:\/\/www.youtube.com\/channel\/UC0dvDyLS4_kwbz8gYallU5g - YouTube. Very good hidden object game. The graphics are dated at this point, but still well worth playing. This one and Haunted Houdini are my favorites in the Midnight Mysteries series.. Fun way to spend 5 hours. 3 has substantially more scene "scavenger hunts" (not sure what they're actually called) which are my personal favorite part. These scenes also have started to include more crossword-type puzzles than the earlier games did. The story of Mark Twain and his fictional characters was equally good. The cutscene graphics are good enough here. It's still very linear, but it's worth a few bucks -- as long as you aren't an achievement hunter.. Overall game was pretty good. The puzzles always had some clue to solve them if you looked around and the story kept the game flowing. The only "con" I could see was that the game was fairly short. It does however offer various other play modes after completing the main "story" that does give it some replay value.