Little Shop Of Treasures
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List Price: $19.99
Our Price: $19.99
Availability: Usually ships in 24 hours
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Manufacturer: Topics Entertainment
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ESRB Age Rating: Everyone
Brand: TOPICS Entertainment
EAN: 0781735809938
Format Features: CD-ROM
Label: Topics Entertainment
Manufacturer: Topics Entertainment
Model: 80993
Platform: Windows Vista, Windows XP, Windows Me, Windows 2000, Windows 98, Mac OS X Intel
Publisher: Topics Entertainment
Release Date: 2008-08-01
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Features
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Unlimited Play
Two Game Modes: Standard and Blitz
Over 1,200 Unique Items to Find
12 Intricately Detailed Scenes
Innovative Hint Feature
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Editorial Reviews:
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Welcome to Huntington, a charming little town, where if you look close enough, your dreams will come true. Help Huntington shop owners find more than 1,200 unique and cleverly hidden items for their customers and earn enough cash to open a shop of your own. Featuring two great ways to play, an innovative hint feature, endless replay and more, this eye-popping challenge from the creators of the SuperCollapse. Series will bend your brain and dazzle your eyes. Find your way to fun at the Little Shop of Treasures Today.
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User Comments about the Little Shop Of Treasures
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The game has two goals, finding hiddenobjects and getting your own shop started. This is a fun game. When I set down to play a little while I am lostand end up playing for hours. very good game.
I love this game.It's a Hide and Seek Game,which I love,The only Little Shop game I found was better so far was Little Shop Road Trip. A Must for Hide and Seek game lovers.It's Great.
Yes, it is fun; but not much of a challenge for an adult. If you want to simply try to find the objects in the fastest possible time or need a game for younger person, this is fine. Unfortunately, the objects aren't that hard to find; and though their locations may move slightly with each playing, it take little effort to speed though each round.The art is bright and happy, but the game is more suited to children than adults.
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