Spirits Of Mystery: Song Of The Phoenix Collector's Edition
From the makers of The Diamond, Memory Palace and The Dots and Beards comes Spirits of Mystery, a captivating new Hidden Object game.
Dragon King, the Princess of the Dragon Kingdom, has been kidnapped! Search for clues to find her lost groom and reunite the Dragon and Phoenix Kingdoms in Spirits of Mystery: Song of the Phoenix.
As the Prince of the Phoenix Kingdom, you must find the Princess, find the kidnapped Prince, and have a wedding ceremony. You have one month to find the perfect bride, as there is no negotiation allowed.
A faithful spy is on the trail of the missing Prince and Princess, and his reports of the situation will make you want to throw the book out the window. You'll need to piece together the Princess's clues from various scenes.
Spirits of Mystery: Song of the Phoenix is a witty Hidden Object game with gorgeous hand-drawn art. You will find over 600 items in this charming wedding game. There are over 50 levels to complete, plus 4 bonus chapters in this Collector's Edition. The game is replayable through the integrated strategy guide!
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Exciting, Just not many signs around the outside. Even with the pictures we can still barely see anything from the outside.
Posted by greatman1945 on 8/11/18 at 11:29 AM
I really enjoyed the end credits. The game was challenging. The fiance was kidnapped. Was there a good guy? A bad guy? Love the story. The ending was good. As a huge fan of hidden object games. I am am looking forward to future story lines.
Posted by The Chasing Man on 8/11/18 at 11:38 AM
I love this game! It is definitely a fantastic hidden object game and a great addition to the series. But what is up with “Baconfest”. It’s not Maynard! But, we all know it is! You can’t be more “bacon-fest” than Maynard when he eats some bacon! So what is up with this?
Posted by ET on 8/11/18 at 11:53 AM
I really like the story and the characters but I don’t know why everything is on a farm. Especially the one house there looks like they should live in a town or something.
Posted by theworldorderisle8 on 8/11/18 at 12:22 PM
Step into a world of fantasy and adventure in Spirits of Mystery: Song of the Phoenix! For hundreds of years, the ancient and powerful princess of the Dragon Kingdom and the Prince of the Phoenix Kingdom have been engaged to be married. However, on the eve of the Wedding Day, the Prince has been kidnapped by a witch. You must find him before the wedding day or else the witch will break free from her long-held prison and break the peace between the two Kingdoms.
I got the full version from the app store as soon as it was launched and it worked for me.
Excellent in-game design
Bought the CE in the AppStore as soon as it was released, as for the info it contains, excellent, it speaks for itself.
For the price, I'm not disappointed at all. But I think the price should be reduced to the cost of the HD version of the game, both for the number of shortcuts it contains (the original version can be played with one hand) and for the extra goodies (info + strategy guide).
Get it before everyone else... only about 1,500 copies available at the moment.
Good game, bad screen display.
The Dragon Kingdom is accompanied by a nice and simple graphic. However, in the Phoenix kingdom, the graphics is too basic. It's recommended to play it on a big screen. The colors are not that vivid, but the graphic is not too bad.
The gameplay is the same as the original game, and it is very simple with little challenge. If you love the puzzle game, you may just enjoy it.
I don't mind puzzles, but the presentation of the game is a bit bland, and the low budget graphics.
There is an annoying "clicks" sound as you click on things when you are not supposed to. Not a real problem at all though, and not game breaking at all.
Only one game on my iPhone, and it's the best!
Fun game. Fun gameplay. Very well put together. It must be said, however, that it does look and sound a little like an HD/PS3 game. Though, it has to be said, it still looks good. You will not get any complaints from me for this game.
Spirits of Mystery: Song of the Phoenix is a great hidden-object-games, the story is fascinating and the production is good. The only complaint I have is that it needs
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Your mission is to save the Prince of the Phoenix Kingdom and prevent the witch from breaking her magical stone prison. You must navigate throughout haunted locations across the kingdom, and use a variety of magical objects in order to return the Prince to his rightful bride. You'll also have to battle a variety of magical enemies such as dragons, elementals, and powerful spirits. By completing missions, you'll unlock new and wondrous objects and characters that will aid you on your quest. These include enchanted weapons and magical spells that you can use to your advantage in battle. Reunite the Dragon and Phoenix Kingdoms in Spirits of Mystery: Song of the Phoenix!
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