Causality 3 or Casualty 3 or Casuality is a new point and click adventure type puzzle game from bored. Extra! Extra! They have done it again! The masterminds behind the Causality Games series were hard at work over the past few months, building up to this point. The new baby is done! Its been born! Its AAALIIIIIVE! (Insert evil laugh here) - Causality 3 has been released! Try not to wet your pants in excitement.. Or skirts, ladies. Play it here.

Causality 3 walkthrough
Casualty 3 walkthrough

Pirate Legacy is a swashbuckling adventure heavily inspired by Disney’s popular Pirates of the Caribbean rides and movies, but with its own unique style and flair. This anime-style role-playing game (“RPG”) supplies everything from the exotic ports of call and buxom beauties to fights on the high seas.

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Frank Solway is having a strange day. There he was, just minding his own business, when a taxi cab fell out of the sky... and then a propeller... and then a big foam hand. For reasons completely unknown to Frank, items were raining down from the sky! If he wants to survive, Frank is going to need your help to guide him out of the path of these inexplicably falling objects.

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When word first broke that Hemisphere Games was porting Osmos to the iPhone, I was more than a little sceptical. As much as I’m a proponent of mobile gaming, I just couldn’t fathom how something requiring such precision could possibly work on a tiny touch screen. As it turns out, my worries were completely for naught.

Submachine: 32 Chambers is a new point and click adventure game on JIG as part of the Casual Gameplay Design Contest 8. Mateus believe that back in Submachine 4 there was a mention of 32 chambers filled with sand... Well, here they are. Explore.Play it here.

Submachine: 32 Chambers walkthrough
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Pick up Jadeite #1 on the floor.
Click the machine - it breaks!
Click the left side of the room to move on.

Click the sand on top of the Box Glyph to open it, then pick up Autumn Bacab Plate.
Click the Air Glyph on the wall, then click the hole it leaves.
Pick up Jadeite #2 and go down and right.

Move left.
Pick up the wooden Lever Handle and Jadeite #3.
Click the top of the screen and find the Winter Bacab Plate in the green relief (it's near the top left).

Go back down, and then right twice.
Put the Lever Handle in the slot on the wall and click it.
(Remember the huge head in this room, you'll want to know where it is later!)
Go left twice and down the hole.

Pick up the Wooden Stick, and then go right.
Grab the Wooden Bowl on top of the gold stand.
Go right.

Mouse over the symbols to read (at the very bottom of the screen):
"Air wind and fire dig through the sand."
Go right.
Click the blank square until it says "Air."
Go right. This square should say "Wind." Also pick up Jadeite #4.
Go right. The last square should say "Fire." Also open the Box Glyph and pick up Round Stone #1.

Go left three times (back to the symbols) and then go down once.
Pick up Jadeite #5.
Put the Wooden Stick into the round hole on the left and pick up Topaz #1.
Go down again.

Go right, pick up Jadeite #6.
Go right twice and place the Wooden Bowl on the ground under the round face.
Click the outer ring to fill the bowl with sand and then pick it up again.
Go left and use the sand to fill the statue's cup.
Go left again, and go up the rope.

Grab the Spring Bacab Plate out of the top corner of the relief, then go right twice.
Click the right circle 3 times and then the left circle 3 times.
Go left. Click the floorboard under the Mole Glyph and grab Topaz #2.
Drag the gate up to open the door, and then go in.

Pick up the Stone Cone. Go right and down to pick up the Weight Stone.

Backtrack time! Back out, down the rope, left, back up the ladder, and left again to get to the room where the Wooden Bowl was and place the Weight Stone on the stick poking up through the hole in the wall. Head back to where we just were. You can now continue down the ladder!

Turn the circle in the wall three times and go back up to flip the little square switch. Come back down and go left.
Pick up Round Stone #2.
Head right and click the circle one more time.

Bigger backtrack this time - go all the way back to the giant head, next to the Lever Handle we flipped earlier.
Stick the Round Stones into his eyes to get Topaz #3.

Come all the way back and go right twice. Pick up Jadeite #7.
Then go left and through the semi-circle gate (which we opened with the square switch).

Go right.
Click the Tooth Glyph in the bottom right to grab Jadeite #8.
The Summer Bacab Plate is by the foot of the relief.

Go left twice.
Open the Box Glyph for Topaz #4.
Place the Stone Cone in the slot on the ground.

Go right, then up the stairs.
Each of the pieces you have left fit into the circles, and the circles line up with each other.

First place the 8 Jadeite gems. Turn the Jadeite circle until it locks into place (there's a box with two triangles around one of the gems that will match up to the two triangles at the top).

Turn the next circle until it locks into the jadeite circle (I used trial and error). The four gaps will line up with four of the jadeites. Place the Topaz gems into these gapes.

Place the Bacab Plates into the rectangle holes (again, trial and error). Turn this circle so the triangle points upward.

Turn the center face right-side up and watch the finale!

I know a thing or two about snark, and now I know a bit about the Snark, too, thanks to Snark Busters: Welcome to the Club, the new hidden object game that puts players in the boots of Kira Robertson, a strong-willed woman living in a bizarre, steam-powered city who becomes the newest member of an exclusive group dedicated to hunting the mysterious beast.

Having worked on games like Sally’s Salon and Sally’s Spa before forming their own development house, the team at BigStack Studios really thought they understood the casual female audience. Despite this pedigree, their portable time management game Hottie Hookups failed to capture the market they were looking for. Rather than accept defeat, BigStack took their game back to the drawing board to re-invent it for a whole new audience: vampire fans.

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