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Mystery Case Files 26 – A Crime in Reflection Collector’s Edition

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GrandMA Studios invites you to return to the world of the ever-vigilant Master Detective once again in Mystery Case Files: A Crime in Reflection!

Just when you thought it was safe to take a vacation, the Crown calls you back into action! While burglary cases aren’t the Master Detective’s typical area of investigation, the police are stumped when a royal coronation scepter is stolen from one of the most secure museums in the world in the latest of a series of similar incidents, and they’re turning to you for help. The thieves have proven to be careless but crafty, somehow able to get in and out of the most secure locations in seconds and disappear into thin air! But what starts as a simple series of heists quickly spirals out of control when the criminals awaken something that will put them, the Master Detective, and even the world itself in grave danger!

Can you unlock the bloody secrets the thieves discovered and save the day? There’s only one way to find out, Detective! Crack the case in this all-new Hidden-Object Puzzle Adventure!

The Game Includes:
• Visit the Mirror World to protect your brother from an evil entity who stole his memory!
• Download unique, original concept art, wallpapers, soundtracks, and more!
• Outwit your foes with the helpful strategy guide!
• Collect all the Picture Fragments to finish the story, and gather Puzzle Pieces for a bonus Jigsaw Puzzle!
• Play and re-play mini-games and HOPs to earn Achievements!

Minimum System Requirements:

OS: Windows XP/Vista/Win7/Win8/Win10
CPU: 1.6 GHz
RAM: 1024 MB
DirectX: 9.0
Hard Drive: 950 MB

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  4. Thanks ASG for the new game.

    Hello everyone, I’m back.
    Unfortunately my PC had died, the old one had been at the repair shop for a while and it turned out that the switching unit on the motherboard that is controlled when I press the on/off button should start the computer, so it no longer did so. .
    Repair was going to cost quite a bit, so did a new PC, but I had an i5 and now an i7 with all the bells and whistles that I like, especially now with an SSD drive, what a difference in terms of starting the PC.
    From almost 2 minutes now only 30 seconds.
    I’m happy with it, but less happy that I want to put everything I used into the programs again.
    Not to mention the series of HOG games that I have collected here over the years, more than 1200.
    It will be weeks before they appear again.
    I have time….
    I can see that there has been little enthusiasm lately, it seems, is everyone still there?
    This is the first download for now, thanks in advance ASG, I will download the rest from the end of October.
    Have a nice day, evening or night everyone.

    • If you can take the hard drive from the old computer and connect it somehow with the new one you can easily transfer the files. The new one could also have space in it to allow for another drive so the files would be there, you would just have to hunt for them. If not, the old one could be put into an external case and used as an external drive.

      • Thank you for your concern Annony Moose.
        I always only install Windows on C.
        Of course, when installing programs and especially large games, a lot of files are placed on the C, you can hardly avoid that….
        D is for programs and for games I have 3x 4TB drives in it.
        Photos and music are also stored separately on a disk because what you may not have known yet, but now you do…LOL…I have been doing that for years, I make a lot of karaoke music for a ladies choir of 8 from the The Hague region where our government is in place and the King is in office and they perform selflessly in nursing homes, so let’s say the music and they sing live with my band music, very fun to do.
        And not to mention the enormous amount of ASG games that I have been saving, I suspect since 2010, even a little earlier, and still play in Windows 11.
        If a game puts anything in the program files or the like and I copy it now, it misses something and does not start, especially for MS Office, Adobe Audition, Falcosoft Midi player, more music programs Nero and so much more that’s not going to work anymore.
        I also had a 1 GB video card, now also larger, which also does not benefit the previous settings.
        But I’ll start from the beginning, so there may be fewer errors that have crept in over the years through installation and uninstallation.

        • Dick,

          You should get an external hard drive. That’s what I did when my previous computer went kaput.

          Now, if I get another new computer, my games don’t have to be copied over. And, bonus, more space for other junk. LOL

          • I have 3, 2×1,5 tb from Samsung and one Toshiba from 3 tb. They are only for backup. Document, games etc…

    • Good to see you back Dick I thought you had gone and disappeared on us.
      I myself do not install games to my C drive I use a portable usb type drive much like what Annony Moose mentioned even though I use this they always install a little bit to C: but I always also keep the RAR file too in a separate folder on a separate drive. But each to their own everyone has a different way of doing things.

  10. Thank you for the surprise game – I have been quite sick for the past 3 days, so this might aid my speedy recovery. Worst my asthma took a bad hit,