Find Your Own Way Home for Mac

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By Macgamestore

Journalism game.

In Find Your Own Way Home, the player takes the role of Ruby, a hip Hollywood reporter for the entertainment television program, Entertainment Now. For the past few weeks, Ruby has been on assignment with the legendary rock band, REO Speedwagon. On the day the game takes place, the band is releasing their new CD at a star-studded album release party.Ruby is on assignment for Entertainment Now, and as her busy day is unfolding, as she prepares for the nightly broadcast and launch party, Kevin Cronin, the band's leader, goes missing. The player has the chance to be the hero by tracking down clues to locate the missing star, and getting everyone to the party on time.Features10 hours of entertainment80 game levels30 beautifully hand-rendered environments18 types of games12 REO Speedwagon songs including brand new recordings of "Keep on Loving You" and "Roll with the Changes"

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GENERAL

Release: December 10, 2009

Latest update: December 10, 2009

Version: 1.0

OPERATING SYSTEMS

Platform: Mac

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Mac OS X 10.6
Mac OS X
Mac OS X 10.4
Mac OS X 10.5

Additional Requirements: None

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Total Downloads: 240

Downloads Last Week: 3

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5/5

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Do we need another find the hidden object game..
DragonWizardDecember 12, 2009
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This review was originally posted on VersionTracker.com.<br />Do we need another "hidden object" game?? These are a dime a dozen because they are so simple to make. This one just has the trappings of rock and roll to cover the fact it is just one of those.. Interspersed with it are the find the difference games.. It was a very simple game that I beat in one days time.. Nothing in it was challenging except that maybe some of the objects were so well disguised and integrated into the scenery that you simple could not find them. At times I found the object pop up from inside a part of the background that I had looked at extensively and had still not seen. The story line was okay but mostly if you are an REO fan, which I am not. If you like fairly easy games of an age level of a 12 year old then you might like this but if you are expecting a real powerhouse of a game then don't waste your time.. That was my opinion, anyway.. your milage may vary.. if it appears I gave it a good score then blame the method of judging based on criteria such as ease of use which was so simple my dog could have done it.. Instead one should ask was it challenging, just because it's easy to do does not mean it should get a high score, which this judging system does. It was stable but a stable BAD game is still not a GOOD game..