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Midnight Mansion... In the vein of games like Dark Castle and Montezuma's Revenge, Midnight Mansion provides classic action gaming with vivid 32-bit graphics, spine-tingling sound effects, and professional quality music.
As Jack Malone, you will explore eight huge mansions, each filled with traps, puzzles, and secrets, as you search for legendary treasure. Ride on conveyor belts, avoid zapper beams, and dodge monsters as you collect keys that give you access to new areas of each mansion. Three difficulty settings allow players of any skill level to enjoy the
As Jack Malone, you will explore eight huge mansions, each filled with traps, puzzles, and secrets, as you search for legendary treasure. Ride on conveyor belts, avoid zapper beams, and dodge monsters as you collect keys that give you access to new areas of each mansion. Three difficulty settings allow players of any skill level to enjoy the
What's New
Version 1.2.0b:
- Fixed conveyor belts so that levers/triggers/switches that affect them, and are marked with "Action is permanent", it really is permanent if you leave the room and come back. Also fixed "Action is default room state" to work correct.
- Fixed a spot in Cathedral Towers Hard, room 14692, where Jack could jump up a wall under the blue door and get past the door without opening it, thereby getting stuck.
- Added "Comments" field to "Mansion Options" in the Level Builder. Great place to store version information about the mansion.
- When you first open a mansion in the Level Builder, the Open Room dialog now automatically centers around the mansion's starting room, as set in the Mansion Options dialog.
Version 1.2.0b:
- Fixed conveyor belts so that levers/triggers/switches that affect them, and are marked with "Action is permanent", it really is permanent if you leave the room and come back. Also fixed "Action is default room state" to work correct.
- Fixed a spot in Cathedral Towers Hard, room 14692, where Jack could jump up a wall under the blue door and get past the door without opening more...
Requirements
PPC, Mac OS X 10.2 or later.
PPC, Mac OS X 10.2 or later.
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Midnight Mansion... In the vein of games like Dark Castle and Montezuma's Revenge, Midnight Mansion provides classic action gaming with vivid 32-bit graphics, spine-tingling sound effects, and professional quality music.
As Jack Malone, you will explore eight huge mansions, each filled with traps, puzzles, and secrets, as you search for legendary treasure. Ride on conveyor belts, avoid zapper beams, and dodge monsters as you collect keys that give you access to new areas of each mansion. Three difficulty settings allow players of any skill level to enjoy the game.
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As Jack Malone, you will explore eight huge mansions, each filled with traps, puzzles, and secrets, as you search for legendary treasure. Ride on conveyor belts, avoid zapper beams, and dodge monsters as you collect keys that give you access to new areas of each mansion. Three difficulty settings allow players of any skill level to enjoy the game.
Features:
- A fun tutorial mansion to get you right into the game
- Over 750 rooms to explore in eight giant mansions
- A wide variety of unique and challenging monsters
- Non-violent gameplay so the whole family can enjoy the game
- Spine-tingling original sound effects and pro-quality music
- A suspend game feature that allows you to step away from the game at any time and come back to it exactly where you left off
- Fluid 60fps animation to keep the action intense
- Multiple user accounts so that everyone in the family can easily keep track of his own progress
- Online high scores allow you to compete with other players
- Movie recording feature that creates movies of each game that are so tiny, you can easily email them to friends
- A fully featured mansion builder so that you can create your own levels
- Intel-compatible!
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A little bit like manic miner back in the day haha.
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artwilson22 reviewed on 25 Dec 2007
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sherryl199 reviewed on 18 Mar 2007
+56
Keep up the great work- looking forward to your next game (perhaps more daylight and happy graphics? I dunno, you decide!)
Ed Palma
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gcoghill reviewed on 15 Jan 2006
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nicecaman reviewed on 02 Jan 2006
They are very happy with the additional levels and I presume that I will have some problems getting them off their Mac's. ;-)
As parents, my wife and I, appreciate game without violience.
Thanks!
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jim_t_3 reviewed on 18 Dec 2005
The thing is huge. 8 different mansions with 3 different difficulty levels. This effectively translates into 24 mansions, since they're all different. It's not one of those games where the "hard" setting is the same level all over again but with an extra enemy. You can tell that you're in the same mansion and things are sort of where they used to be, but the rooms are all slightly different and slightly tougher than they used to be.
I'm a little less than halfway through. It's hard, but not frustratingly impossible (usually).
A lot of love and care went into this game. I highly recommend it.
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Interstitial reviewed on 04 Jul 2005
The graphics are only as scary as an old Scooby Doo cartoon, so with the blood turned off, my 4-year old loves sitting on my lap to 'help' me play it. Even my two-year old helps identify 'key key'!
Well worth the money, obviously crafted with love.
Anonymous reviewed on 27 Jun 2005
Anonymous reviewed on 24 Jun 2005
She pretends to play the game even when she's not at the computer.
Not only that, but she makes her own levels.
Instant death traps sure, but hey its a start!
Try and Buy this game today!