Mystery P.I.: The Lottery Ticket
- Investigate 20 locations
- Find over 2,100 hidden objects
- Solve 20 Make-A-Match puzzles
- Play two addictive game modes: Find the Voucher and Unlimited Seek and Find
- Play two addictive modes: Find the Voucher and Unlimited Seek & Find
Product Description
You’re a world-legendary P.I., and you’ve been hired by Grandma Rose to find her $488 million dollar winning game of chance voucher! Retrace Grandma’s steps owing to the city on your search for more than 2,100 cunningly hidden objects, then solve Make-A-Match memory puzzles to collect clues. Search 20 city locales, find secret keys to unlock a bonus location, and piece clues together to crack the case. Go for Exact Investigations and Alacrity Bonuses to become a Master P.I. But, rush, you only have 12 hours to find the voucher!
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My sister got me started on these Mystery P.I. sports meeting. I had New York & Las Vegas. I saw Game of chance & just had to get it & I bought one for my sister. Now I just found Los Angeles so pre-ordered 2 one for me & of course one for my sister. To some these are simple but for me they are just my alacrity. I don’t need quick pace or hard mind sports meeting. I just like hidden object sports meeting, plain & unadorned.
Rating: 5 / 5
Splendid graphics. Hours of fun. I would reccomend this game to all. My eight year ancient grand daughter has played this game with a small help figuring out what objects look like.
Rating: 5 / 5
I bought this game based on its excellent reviews. It is not in the league of the Mystery Case Files series, or even the I SPY computer sports meeting, which have very bright and attractive images. A lot of the scenes in this game are just fuzzy and dark. There is no “tale-line,” like in the Mystery Case Files series and the end “challenge” isn’t a challenge. Maybe if this was your first hidden objects game, you would be pleased with it, but I would not buy it if you like either of the other series that I mentioned. You will be disappointed by the quality and make pleased.
Rating: 2 / 5
This is mostly your basic HOG (hidden object game), with a “Memory”-type game between segments. I don’t reflect I’ve been missing anything by having the speakers off, but maybe I should check! LOL. The tale is laid out “on paper,” and, so far, not anything has needed captions. One thing it has that’s helpful for the hearing impaired player is a “puff of dust” or something when a incorrect object is selected, so there’s no question of whether the computer has registered the choice. There is NO built-in magnifier in this game.
Rating: 4 / 5
This is a game that I loved playing and will probably play over and over in the future.
Rating: 5 / 5