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Azada Collection [FULL]


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And with that, we're done! That's it, we're through, the fat lady has sung. It's been a blast following the rapid transformation of casual games into more fully-featured adventures this past year, but the time has come to say goodbye. Why the end of Casual Collection? Like most things, it's a combination of reasons. Who could have foreseen that the simple hidden object genre would evolve so quickly, so fully into a flood of adventure hybrids? So much so, there are far too many games, far too few people and time to deal with them all. Add to that a decreasing availability of review copies of late, and such comprehensive coverage is no longer possible. Besides, there's such an inherent degree of sameness to the vast majority of games, it's starting to feel like we're reviewing the same six or seven games over and over again.

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I bought the full version in advance. (I'm on the cheap with Big Fish.) Finished the game far too quickly, and it has no great replay value. The mini games aren't set with open variables. Once solved, they're solved (no new slider puzzles await you in an archive etc.). If you buy it as a substitute for a night out, then you should be happy. It is both engaging and fun for the one time out.



[Edit: Most casual game demos carry a price of about 20 dollars for the full version. You won't see too many games that deviate from this price point. As Catgrin pointed out, one can easily spend $20 going out to the movies (2-3 hours of 'fun') or various other activities that leave nothing but the memory of the experience to take home with you. I've already spent more than 4 hours on the game and haven't seen everything yet. Your mileage may vary, as they say. -Jay]

I don't understand the purchasing format from Big Fish. There are a few different "packages" and I couldn't find any details as to what each really entails. The 6.99 package - "12 minimum in a year" or whatever that said - does that mean that if you pay 6.99 you could get 12 full version games, or does it mean that you would get 12 demos? Or something different? I'm so confused. Does anyone have an account with this company who could help me out?

can anyone tell me how to save in azada because i tried putting my name and the while I'm in the game i press the save and quit button and when i try playing it again there is no continue button, i just start right back from the beginning

I am stuck in Squares at Chapter 3 in Azada. How do I get passed this level? I bought the full version game for $19.99 I played the demo version and loved it. Please, I need help I've played the game over and over again but to just get stuck on the same level is driving me nuts.

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