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It amazes me how they keep coming up with ways to make these different. Really enjoued this one.
Played this as part 3 of a box set.
They definitely saved the best till last. The first one in this set was a bit of a slog so I'm glad we stuck it out and tried this one.
The technology element was great and worked really well.
Did have the occasional leap in logic which did kind of make sense in hindsight.
This one was fun and interesting. Only let down is the gimmick got old after a while as you had to use it for so many puzzles
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In Unlock box sets the third game is normally the hardest; while it's not always the best of the three it often is, and I'd say Mission #07 is the strongest of the Epic Adventures set. The deck of cards for this game is split into two halves with different colour backs, and you play one half then the other, making this more or less two smaller games linked by story and theme. You also have a longer 90 minute time limit, in which to finish both halves.
The two halves are rather different in styl...
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