Bewitched Doll - Horrible House is another free online point and click hidden object game. This horrible House was bewitched. Find all of the bewitched doll part and assemble them together to witchcraft dissipated. Good luck and have fun!
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Bewitched Doll - Horrible House is another free online point and click hidden object game. This horrible House was bewitched. Find all of the bewitched doll part and assemble them together to witchcraft dissipated. Good luck and have fun!
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i like that theres no time limit/pressure
ReplyDeleteNot fun......the screen was way to small to see.
ReplyDeleteNot fun......the screen was way to small to see.
ReplyDeleteVery nice and my screen was rather big :)
ReplyDeleteI am on a 23 inch widescreen monitor, and the window was still too small and dark to see well. (At least for my middle-aged eyes.) :)
ReplyDeleteI like these kind of games, but wish very much that if they are going to make English versions that they would hire someone to check the translations rather than to simply rely on Google. (FYI to those playing the game, "Bauble" = Maracas.) Also, when you have to find 3 hourglasses make sure that if there are 4 hourglasses on the screen that the user can click any of them and not just the three you had in mind.
This is still a fun game even so, as long as you use your Windows Magnifier tool.
If you click the blue button "play this game online" on the gamesite you get a much bigger screen (in firefox, anyway).
ReplyDeleteI agree regarding the translation: the 'hammer' in the bedroom looks suspiciously like a fishing rod to me.
Thanks @ Jonderson and graylor... Was wondering where the Bauble was, but I was looking for a Christmas decoration LOL. And couldn't find the hammer until I checked the comments ;)
ReplyDeleteAnd there were also a few of some items, but only one will work. So I thought I had found something, then got confused that it wouldn't work... and then found the 'real' item lol. But nice enough game :D
ReplyDeleteSo, um, when were ladybugs called "ladybirds" and miracas called "Baubles"?
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