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The Lost Crown [Mediafire PC game]
Description
The Lost Crown - a game about contact with otherworldly forces. On the ancient rites to communicate with ghosts and the modern means of detecting ghosts. The game world - live and frightening - is based on photographs Cornwall, located on the southwest coast of England. This picturesque place has inspired the creation of mystical stories of many British writers, among them Charles Dickens, Wilkie Collins and Arthur Conan Doyle.
Along with the main character you will go to a gloomy town on the east coast of Britain. Your goal - to solve a very old puzzle of this place. At your disposal - the latest technology used by professional hunters for ghosts in real life. But beware - the arrival of an outsider will be happy, not all residents, no matter - living or long dead ...
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Description
The Lost Crown - a game about contact with otherworldly forces. On the ancient rites to communicate with ghosts and the modern means of detecting ghosts. The game world - live and frightening - is based on photographs Cornwall, located on the southwest coast of England. This picturesque place has inspired the creation of mystical stories of many British writers, among them Charles Dickens, Wilkie Collins and Arthur Conan Doyle.
Along with the main character you will go to a gloomy town on the east coast of Britain. Your goal - to solve a very old puzzle of this place. At your disposal - the latest technology used by professional hunters for ghosts in real life. But beware - the arrival of an outsider will be happy, not all residents, no matter - living or long dead ...
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OS: Windows XP SP2 (pyc.), Windows Vista, works on win 7
CPU: Pentium IV 2 GHz
VGA: 128 MB DirectX 9-compatible 3D graphics card (GeForce FX5700 level and above, except built-in graphics (but works on a built-in)
RAM: 1024 MB RAM (2048 MB for Windows Vista)
HDD: ~ 2500 MB for installation; ~ 1300 MB for games
DirectX 9.0c
Download | 1.14 GB
Mediafire Link
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