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I didnt like the game at all but am not an art buff. I feel bad that people are quiting Big Fish. I think it is the best gaming site on line. My favorite game are HOG. I find that Big Fish is alway there and prompt if you have a problem and have wonderful games most of the time. Just say'n
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snapnhiss wrote:There are a few of us that like find-the-difference games.
Like me. Wish there were more in the mini-puzzle games.
(Art Detective is still one of my fav games.)
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![[Post New]](/templates/wanda/images/icon_minipost_new.gif) by Nolaj on Aug 3, 11 7:16 AM
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I to have found Big Fish to be very very helpful. They always answer your questions and make sure you are happy. They get a A in my book for customer service.
There is no way to please us all and I would go broke with a good one everyday!!!
I love art too and will be seeing if I can figure out all the different types of buying and selling.
Have a great day and stay cool.
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I am really upset!!!
there are many who love TM, LFG and Puzzles so >>>>
I do NOT like some of these BUT I NEVER EVER go into those reviews and STATE "I HATE" this GAME
This link is FOR reviews about said game. When you watch on TV or read in papers movie reviews that is what is told.......
PLEASE be POLITE and NOT say I HATE H.O.G. & that is it!!!!
START other links and feel free to state your facts. I stop here and read to find out the diff. reasons & facts about the game. I like it when a fishie gives the PROS & KONS and how the game runs: the music, the graphics, the story, the is game short/long, and if there are any hidden items that must be found and most of all to find if there are any SKIP for the puzzles..
Happy Gaming
PEN
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am puzzled by auctions - I can't seem to work out what is needed.... can anyone help?
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![[Post New]](/templates/wanda/images/icon_minipost_new.gif) by lackoo on Aug 3, 11 8:03 AM
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> I hope your game ( Art Mogul ) will support monitors with widescreen resolution ( for example 1920x1080 ) .
Game’s native resolution is 1024*768, so there will be black stripes on the edges of widescreen monitors. Hope this won’t ruin your experience.
Well, it ruined it . No buy from me .
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I agree with you 70summerfield managed to buy the first art with arrows to change the pictures to find ****'s then came to sell and the arrows disappear so how are you to find the ****'s  hope I explained that properly
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Interesting game i admit. Took a while to "get into it".
But I am afraid it's a "no buy" for me.
I enjoy the challange but not the rapid timing  of bidding.
Iris for short
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![[Post New]](/templates/wanda/images/icon_minipost_new.gif) by FunIt on Aug 3, 11 8:28 AM
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maryerbe wrote:hello,well i havent played the game yet because i always come here first to see every one elses reviews,That is what this Thread is right?I really dont want to read about how much you think Bigfish is doing a bad job or your going to Cancel your Membership ,im pretty sure there is some where else you can write that or complain ,As far as i knew this is for comments about the game you just played .thank you sorry but i happen to like it here very much and Bigfish is doing a great job .Have a nice Day
Yeah, right. I want to read reviews as well, and not if someone has or hasn't played the game. Most people in this thread have at least tried the game and are expressing an opinion. You're the one who is NOT commenting on the game.
I actually liked the game and was disappointed when the hour was over. It's something different and you can do a lot of different things. Used a punchcard credit to buy it.
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AriadneSP wrote:am puzzled by auctions - I can't seem to work out what is needed.... can anyone help?
The best I can figure is you need to find the small part of the painting that's in a circle to eliminate bidders. While you're doing that, you also need to keep hitting the bid button. I think, anyway... timed games make me nervous and I got out of it as soon as I could.
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![[Post New]](/templates/wanda/images/icon_minipost_new.gif) by Bpup on Aug 3, 11 8:30 AM
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heatherington wrote:I lasted until I got to the first STD. How many times do we have to tell the developers that we don't like those things?
Uh, speak for yourself - "I" instead of "we".
I like spot-the-difference mini-games and enjoy when they are included in games.
Edited on 08/03/2011 at 8:32:09 AM PST
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I know I am seriously spoiled rotten - lasted 3 minutes - found the whole concept very boring.
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Well, I must have liked it. I tried the demo this morning, bought it after my hour was up, and then played it until I finished it.
I like games that blend different types of gameplay(like Match 3/Time Management). This blends Hidden Objects and Tycoon gaming. Travel around the world buying and selling paintings, using your hidden object skills to get the most bang for your buck.
Finding hidden objects is how you do just about everything in this game. It gets you better prices at galleries, forces other buyers out of auctions, and lets you tell real masterpieces from fake ones. The game's objective is to buy your own galleries and complete your collections to become an Art Mogul.
The game technically ends when you buy three galleries and fill them, though you have the option to keep playing, earning more money and unlocking better badges. Even if you're not the type to care about badges, there is some replay value as you have to choose the topic of your collection when you start it. If you collected pictures of animals last time, you can choose to collect medieval heraldry next time, for example.
You also have the option to buy and sell forgeries in seedy little cafes. I decided to be an honest dealer on my first playthrough, but will try my hand at forgeries next time. It looks like you can make a tidy profit, but run the risk of getting caught and harming your reputation. There are badges for making money selling forgeries...and for getting caught!
All in all, I thought it was a Game Club Credit well-spent and will probably play it again some time.
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I am in a rather unique position (unique to me, that is) because I CANNOT DECIDE!! I'm seriously on the fence about this one. I like the art part of it, and the novel approach to the hidden object aspect is... well, novel, to me anyway. But I am having trouble figuring out the "tycoon" aspect of it. I have two punchcard credits, and I just cannot decide whether or not to get this one. I agree with the people who've said a little more direction would be nice. I got a message that I had finished the tutorial and I kinda felt like "no, wait, more tutorial!" I've played about a total of 30 mins. of my demo time, and I think I'll give it a couple of days, see if I keep getting the urge to play it more...
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