The Amulet of the Divot is a legendary artifact said to possess immense power and magical abilities. It is believed to have been created by a powerful ancient civilization known for their mastery of magic and enchantments. The exact origins of the amulet are shrouded in mystery, but many tales and legends surround its creation. According to the stories, the amulet was crafted by a group of powerful sorcerers who sought to channel the energy of the mystical divot. The divot is said to be a tear in the fabric of reality, a rift between the physical world and the realm of magic. This tear allowed for a flow of potent magical energy that the sorcerers harnessed to create the amulet.
Essentially a hidden object game with adventure elements, Magic Encyclopedia: Moon Light takes you from a Mayan temple to a Russian cottage, from a German castle to a Pearl Diver's hut in the South Pacific. The messenger crane comes along for the ride, giving a quick tutorial in the game's dynamics and leading the player to each scene as the story unfolds. The premise is simple: in each scene there are certain objects that need to be found. However, like Flux Family Secrets, the objects are broken into pieces, which can make gameplay a little tricky. Once assembled, items can be used in scenes to unlock more items or unlock some surprisingly tough mini-games. And don't forget to collect the jewels to activate the professor's amulet!
Movement between connected areas is accomplished by clicking special coins in the control panel, allowing you to travel back and forth between a Chinese temple and a Mongolian Yurt with ease. It s ok, you can admit those kinds of things here, and Magic Encyclopedia Moon Light will fill that magical journey sprawling over five continents adventure hidden object gap you ve been looking to fill.
This tear allowed for a flow of potent magical energy that the sorcerers harnessed to create the amulet. The Amulet of the Divot is said to possess a wide range of powers and abilities. It is said to have the ability to grant its wearer incredible strength, agility, and endurance.
Alawar Entertainment releases Magic Encyclopedia: Moon Light
Alawar Entertainment, one of the world's leading publishers of casual games, today released "Magic Encyclopedia: Moon Light." The hidden object adventure game is a sequel to "Magic Encyclopedia: First Story", a popular release set in a world of fantasy and enchantment.
Players join Katrina and her brother as they travel across the world and through time to save their professor from the curse of the werewolf. The gameplay involves finding the hidden pieces of important items and reassembling the objects to solve challenging puzzles.
"Magic Encyclopedia: Moon Light" takes players on a captivating and unpredictable journey across four continents. The game features dazzling hand-drawn graphics, 32 challenging levels, 18 mini-games and over 1,500 objects to find.
Kirill Plotnikov, vice president of publishing at Alawar, says "Magic Encyclopedia: Moon Light" is a deeply satisfying game experience with extraordinary artwork. "We worked hard to create an exceptional visual experience for players. Our artists drew each location and object by hand, giving the game a warm and charming feel. After all, true creativity is always an act of magic."
With the release of "Magic Encyclopedia: Moon Light" also comes the announcement that Alawar has begun production on "Magic Encyclopedia 3." The third game in the continuing series is on target to be released in 2009.
Read more about the PC version at https://www.alawar.com/game/magic-encyclopedia-moonlight/
About Alawar Entertainment
https://company.alawar.com
Alawar Entertainment has specialized in the development, publication and distribution of casual games since 1999. The company has published more than 200 titles worldwide and is the largest provider of casual games in Eastern Europe. Today, Alawar works with five internal studios and more than 30 external developers, providing a full range of services that includes game production, distribution and marketing.
Alawar distributes its releases via its broad network of Web sites. The company's offerings can also be found on popular download portals, including RealArcade, BigFish Games, Yahoo! Games, AOL, iWIN and others. In addition to distributing games online, Alawar works with CD publishers in more than 20 countries. In 2008, the company significantly increased its presence in Eastern Europe and became the leading distributor of casual games in that region.
"Magic Encyclopedia: Moon Light" takes players on a captivating and unpredictable journey across four continents. The game features dazzling hand-drawn graphics, 32 challenging levels, 18 mini-games and over 1,500 objects to find.
It is also believed to enhance the user's spellcasting abilities, allowing them to perform powerful magic beyond their normal capabilities. Legend also has it that the amulet has the power to manipulate the elements and control natural forces. It is said to be able to summon storms, control fire, and reshape the earth itself. Many believe that the amulet holds the key to unlocking hidden knowledge and ancient wisdom. The Amulet of the Divot has become the subject of fascination and desire for many adventurers, sorcerers, and treasure hunters throughout the ages. Countless quests have been undertaken to find and possess the amulet, but it is said to be heavily guarded, hidden in a secret and treacherous location. Many cautionary tales also surround the amulet, warning of its potential dangers and consequences. It is said that the amulet's immense power can corrupt those who possess it, leading them down a dark path of greed and destruction. Some believe that the amulet holds a malevolent spirit within it, whispering promises of power and control to its bearer. Despite the risks, the allure of the Amulet of the Divot continues to captivate the imaginations of those who seek power and knowledge. The search for the amulet remains a quest pursued by those willing to face the challenges and dangers that lie in their path..
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