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About This Game We want to present a new game in Hidden Object genre called Blue Tear! First of all, I would like to warn all of genre fans, that this game is not easy even on a minimal difficulty. So, if you are a HOPa hardcore player this game is for you!Features35 locations 45 puzzles and mini-games of various difficulty 23 hidden object scenes intriguing storyline beautiful art and gorgeous locations unusual hint system Voodoo Magic and traveling across time and spaceStoryJessica Loraine was a typical twenty year old when she inherited an old abandoned estate. By then the house had been vacant for many centuries, and rumors swirled that an ancient curse dwelt inside. Conquering her fears, Jessica and her friends set out to face the adventure head-on. However, as soon as the group crossed the threshold, the dormant evil inside the estate awakened!Now all of Jessica’s friends are prisoners in the realm of phantoms. To rescue them, travel to Africa and enlist the help of a kind sorcerer and old ancestral spirits. Under their guidance, help the spirits haunting the estate to find peace, assemble the Voodoo talisman and defeat an evil sorcerer who schemes to gain possession of Jessica’s body. 7aa9394dea Title: Blue TearGenre: Casual, IndieDeveloper:MysteryTagPublisher:RunServerRelease Date: 16 Dec, 2016 Blue Tear Crack 32 Bit blue tear pc game walkthrough. blue eye tear image. blue line tear. blue tears package. blue tears band. blue teardrop light. blue tear komplettlösung. blue tears taiwan. blue after tear trough filler. blue tear perak. blue tear icon. clear blue ovulation test. blue teardrop floor lamp. blue tear ring. blue stone teardrop ring. blue 3 tier plate. blue tears tusan. blue eye tear photography. blue tears mantanani. blue tears plant. blue chalcedony teardrop. blue line teardrop. blue tears kudat. blue tear badge. blue tears tour kuala selangor. blue eye teardrop. blue tear drop black spruce. blue tear necklace. blue tears tour. blue tears movie. blue heeler acl tear. blue teardrop spruce. blue tear shaped pill. blue tears kuala selangor. blue tears miri. blue topaz tear necklace. blue stone teardrop beads. blue tear on screen. doraemon blue tears in hindi. blue 3 tier water fountain. blue tears plankton. blue 3 tier cake. blue tears kuala selangor price. blue 3 tier wedding cake. blue teardrop. blue and white healing tears. blue tears taiwan pantip. blue tears island. blue tear game guide. blue tears thailand. blue tear emoji. blue tear game help. blue tear sky mirror. blue tears malaysia. blue tear game walkthrough. my blue tears mp3 download. janne blue tear. blue emoji with tear. blue tears matsu This is a long and detailed casual point-and-click adventure withs lots of hidden-object scenes and puzzles, but it is hampered by technical problems.First, I and many other people could not get it to run in full-screen mode. Depending on your resolution, it could mean that the game appears naturally as a tiny little window. The way to fix this is to change your desktop resolution: an awkward and annoying workaround. This might make most people pass on this game.It also crashed on me a few times. This was easily solvable by restarting the game: it continued from exactly the same place.For those who stay, prepared to have issues with “pixel hunting”: you sometimes need to click at the exact right tiny little place for an action to register. This is frustrating, because it might appear to you that you did not solve the puzzle correctly, when if fact you were correct.If you can stomach those problems, you will be rewarded with beautiful graphics and complex gameplay. The story itself isn't very special, but it takes you through two very different settings, almost feeling like two different games, and features some memorable characters and animations. The voice acting is, as usual for this genre, mediocre.. I enjoyed it although I wouldn't say it was the best. A lot of sticking when trying to pick up items made for frustration and a lot of backtracking.. It's an decent time killer, despite its claims, it's not very different than any of the other hidden object games. I'd wait until you see it on sale before picking it up.. I wish I could give a neutral recommendation for this one. I didn't hate it but it wasn't the best either. Some of the puzzles were too easy. Others didn't have clear instructions so I just skipped those. The graphics were good. I played on a Win 7 pc, so I didn't have problems running the game. The story was really weird. I didn't like the beginning. I was waiting for my cards to drop or I might not have played past it. The ending wasn't bad, but it kinda scared me though. When I got to the end, my first though was "Oh god, don't tell they are making a part 2". I would recommend only if it is really, really cheap or if you have a severe love of HOGs.. Just no. Very weak narration, not much logic connecting all the actions. Plus, somehow I got the game confused and could not complete it - some items were removed from my inventory before I used them in all places (lighter).Nice graphics though.There are better in this genre.. This is a long and detailed casual point-and-click adventure withs lots of hidden-object scenes and puzzles, but it is hampered by technical problems.First, I and many other people could not get it to run in full-screen mode. Depending on your resolution, it could mean that the game appears naturally as a tiny little window. The way to fix this is to change your desktop resolution: an awkward and annoying workaround. This might make most people pass on this game.It also crashed on me a few times. This was easily solvable by restarting the game: it continued from exactly the same place.For those who stay, prepared to have issues with \u201cpixel hunting\u201d: you sometimes need to click at the exact right tiny little place for an action to register. This is frustrating, because it might appear to you that you did not solve the puzzle correctly, when if fact you were correct.If you can stomach those problems, you will be rewarded with beautiful graphics and complex gameplay. The story itself isn't very special, but it takes you through two very different settings, almost feeling like two different games, and features some memorable characters and animations. The voice acting is, as usual for this genre, mediocre.. To be honest I was disappointed. Puzzles are quite easy, the story seems a little far-fetched. The potential of cursed manor, ghosts and voodoo was wasted. I like HOP games, but this one just bored me. Despite the description, there are no trading cards for the badge (hope it will be fixed in the future).On the bright side, pleasant music, HO scenes are little more diversified than usual, but not much, the concept is interesting.It is not a bad game, but it is not a good one either.. Combined with a look and feel of being in an exotic tropical setting, the first part of this game, 2 hours long, was the most enjoyable part of Blue Tear. The visuals were gorgeous, and the puzzles were clever. I took pause at the cool acoustic guitar music with a Latino flair. This game wasn’t perfect, but based on the first part, I’d give it a solid score – 3/5. A bit on the short side, but once I completed it, I felt like it had a satisfying enough conclusion.Obviously, though, I forgot all about the goal of the story, because when the first part finished, I was half expecting credits to roll. Instead, the game continued with your character gaining access to the mansion, and it was a disappointment for miles.The second part started with an obvious reduction in production value (did the producers run out of money or what?). The graphics weren’t as polished. The sound effects and background music were super loud, irritating and unoriginal (can we get that squeaky floor a nail, please?). I pressed on, the story taking an odd turn where you are now chasing down an animated porcelain scary AF doll with screws for hair. Your task now is to find pins to push into a voodoo doll that would break the Black Wizard’s curse. In a confusing story arc, you find your friends amid the junk in the mansion half dead (possessed? I can’t be sure). Thankfully, the visuals improved from the first scene the further into the game I got. Blue Tear is quite a large game (I clocked in over 7 hours and still wasn’t done!), and the gamer explores every square inch of that property, with over 20 different areas to explore and puzzles to solve. And just when you thought you had seen it all, another part opens up to you. WOW, right?I don’t think, in all my time reviewing hidden object games, that I’ve encountered a game quite as unique in its problems as this game. Blue Tear teeters on “HOLY♥♥♥♥♥♥” to literal holy♥♥♥♥♥♥ Aside from the disparity in quality throughout the game, Blue Tear CRASHES. It crashes mid-play, losing progress. It crashes every time I log out of the game. It crashes CONSTANTLY. This is a documented issue with users on Steam, yet nothing has been done about it. The game’s recommended operating system is Windows 7 – perhaps it can’t handle Windows 10? In the end I could not finish the game.And that is where I leave you. Blue Tear had promise in the first part, but because of its problems, I cannot recommend it to anyone. It blows.