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April 22, 2018 9:19 am  #1


Dark Dimensions

The developer of this series is Daily Magic Productions.

Order of games and date the collector's edition was released on Big Fish:

1)  City of Fog  -  13 May 2011
2)  Wax Beauty  - 27 Apr  2012
3)  City of Ash  -  02 Jun 2013
4)  Somber Song - 14 Mar 2014
5)  Homecoming - 13 Feb 2015
6)  Shadow Pirouette - 04 Oct 2015
7)  Blade Master - 19 Jun 2016
8)  Vengeful Beauty - 07 May 2017


For every minute you are angry, you lose sixity seconds of happiness. - Ralph Waldo Emerson
 

April 22, 2018 9:21 am  #2


Re: Dark Dimensions

City of Fog

Silvertown was swallowed by fog and disappeared from the face of the earth 100 years ago. Search for a town consumed by fog!
 


For every minute you are angry, you lose sixity seconds of happiness. - Ralph Waldo Emerson
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April 22, 2018 9:22 am  #3


Re: Dark Dimensions

Wax Beauty

You’ve tracked down the latest Dark Dimension to Red Lake Falls, where a haunting beauty queen begs you to save the town – but from whom?


For every minute you are angry, you lose sixity seconds of happiness. - Ralph Waldo Emerson
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April 22, 2018 9:23 am  #4


Re: Dark Dimensions

City of Ash

You've been studying the supernatural phenomenon known as dark dimensions since you were very young, hoping that they will eventually lead you to your missing family, but nothing has prepared you for the danger that awaits you in Phoenix Hill, California. Once a prosperous mining town in the 1950s, a volcanic eruption changed everything. Now its citizens are trapped as spirits of ash, unable to move on. Can you uncover the tragedy that caused this dark dimension to appear?


For every minute you are angry, you lose sixity seconds of happiness. - Ralph Waldo Emerson
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April 22, 2018 9:26 am  #5


Re: Dark Dimensions

Somber Song


 You've traveled across the country, tracking down dark dimensions in search of your missing family, when you stumble upon a violent one that has taken over the city of Seven Oaks, North Dakota. The black smoke is chasing people and captured a young girl right in front of your eyes. What caused this dark dimension, and who is being controlled by its influences?


For every minute you are angry, you lose sixity seconds of happiness. - Ralph Waldo Emerson
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April 22, 2018 9:26 am  #6


Re: Dark Dimensions

Homecoming

Years ago, your parents disappeared while investigating an abandoned mansion in Whispering Hollows. Since then, you’ve been traveling the country, tracking down Dark Dimensions and seeking answers to your parents’ strange disappearance. Finally, after all these years, the truth behind your family’s greatest tragedy will be revealed.


For every minute you are angry, you lose sixity seconds of happiness. - Ralph Waldo Emerson
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April 22, 2018 9:27 am  #7


Re: Dark Dimensions

Shadow Pirouette

Your college friend, Ashley, contacts you out of the blue, desperate for help. Someone – or something – has been following her, and the authorities won't listen. So you head to Everton to lend a hand... but you arrive to a city in chaos. Dangerous shadows have overrun the town, possessing living creatures and taking frightening forms


For every minute you are angry, you lose sixity seconds of happiness. - Ralph Waldo Emerson
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April 22, 2018 9:31 am  #8


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Blade Master

It's your one year anniversary. What starts as a fun show to celebrate the occasion quickly takes a deadly turn. Only you can save the town of New Auburn from the Dark Dimensions.


For every minute you are angry, you lose sixity seconds of happiness. - Ralph Waldo Emerson
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April 23, 2018 10:57 am  #9


Re: Dark Dimensions

Vengeful Beauty

In this game, you play as Edward Jones.  Your friends, Linda and Carter Cole, work at the Vanderleigh Institute where biological research is conducted, and they've asked you to help find the colleague Tina Warner, who went missing in Oldforester National Park three months ago.

You and you friends set off on bicycles and are soon attacked by purple vines.  Linda and Carter are dragged off by these vines, but you are merely thrown down a ravine. 

Landing on your rump and back, you moan in pain saying that you think your leg is broken.  Luckily, you packed a first aid kit.  Oh no, you can't reach it!  No problem, you also packed your selfie-stick and you can use that to retrieve the first aid kit. 

Now to deal with your leg.  First you cut open your jeans to expose your shin.  Nasty gash, blood, but no bones sticking through.  After cleaning the wound, you spray an analgesic, wind bandages around your leg, splint your leg using tree branches and tape, sew up your jeans (thank goodness you weren't wearing your skinny jeans) and voila!  You're good to go!

Go where?  Why rock-climbing, of course.  Up the sheer face of the ravine.  With your leg in a splint.

Once out of the ravine, you wander around until you find Jim Gordon, the Head Forest Ranger, and his Ranger Station complete with helicopter and heliport.  After repairing the helicopter, with Jim Gordon piloting the helicopter, you manage to scramble aboard as it's taking off, with your leg still in that splint, just as the purple vines destroy the Ranger Station.  The explosion sends debris into the air, damaging the helicopter, and you crash.

No moans and groans about that crash, guess that painkiller is still doing its job, which is good because before you get to the end of this game, you will also repair and then crash a subway train.  I don't know why the Vanderleigh Institute is wasting its time studying the flowers that grow from those purple vines, they should be studying YOU and finding out how you can perform all those acts of derring-do with your leg in a splint.

You play as Tina Warner in the bonus chapter.  It's a prequel and shows the events which lead up to her disappearance.  The bonus chapter ends with the same cut scene that opened the game.

Now about that cut scene.  It reveals enough for you to figure out who the bad guy is!  Why, developers, why?


 


For every minute you are angry, you lose sixity seconds of happiness. - Ralph Waldo Emerson
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July 23, 2018 11:00 am  #10


Re: Dark Dimensions

I just finished the first one...City of Fog.  

Story was good and puzzles were fun to do.  No extras in the CE except bonus game & strategy guide which was hard to follow so I didn't use it and, of course, wallpapers etc.
  Using the hint button will tell you nothing to do here instead of showing you where you can actually do something.  
No map 
The journal was really well done.  I like a reading a good well done journal.
On to the bonus game next.  will update


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