Al Emmo's Postcards From Anozira Key Serial

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About This Game Al Emmo's Postcards from Anozira is a Hidden Object Game, inspired by the adventure game Al Emmo and the Lost Dutchman's Mine. THE STORY The Mayor of Anozira needs your help to drive tourists to the town! Explore the vast desert land and learn about the local stops and interesting wilderness areas as you use your Hidden Object skills to attract new people to the area and help local business survive. Explore the exotic world of the Wild West and discover a host of unusual treasures. (Okay, most of it's junk, but still...) Enter the homes of the town's many colorful inhabitants. Descend into the fabled Lost Dutchman's Mine and uncover riches beyond your craziest imaginings. Do all this and more as you challenge your perception and observation skills. Select from 5 playable characters: Al Emmo, Rita Peralto, Kevin the Bartender, Koko the General Store Manager, or Mayor Herbie Trinkwasser. Choose to play casually in "relaxed" mode, or challenge your quick-thinking with the timer on. Dare you venture into the world of sand, sun, and silliness?FEATURESEntertaining Gameplay5 Playable CharactersBring Tourists to AnoziraRelaxed & Timed modesFind Bonus Tokens 1075eedd30 Title: Al Emmo's Postcards from AnoziraGenre: Adventure, Casual, IndieDeveloper:Himalaya StudiosPublisher:Himalaya StudiosRelease Date: 2 Aug, 2010 Al Emmo's Postcards From Anozira Key Serial Before they were known as Himalaya Studios, the devs lovingly recreated three titles from two of my favorite franchises... King's Quest and Quest For Glory. They are fantastic and I recommend them to anyone who enjoys point and click adventures. They are so good, in fact, that I will give this irritating, 800 x 600 eye-destroying quick cash-in monstrosity a free pass. You're welcome, guys.. Before they were known as Himalaya Studios, the devs lovingly recreated three titles from two of my favorite franchises... King's Quest and Quest For Glory. They are fantastic and I recommend them to anyone who enjoys point and click adventures. They are so good, in fact, that I will give this irritating, 800 x 600 eye-destroying quick cash-in monstrosity a free pass. You're welcome, guys.