Secrets of Magic 3: Happy Halloween
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Victoria has become a teacher at Mystic Academy of Magic and your creativity is needed to help her decorate the schoolhouse for Halloween. Match your way through this fun and phantasmal adventure game, overcome tough obstacles, use power-ups to help you win gold to buy amazing Halloween decoration items and unlock new items as you progress in your game. Are you up for this spooky challenge?Features
- Get into the Halloween mood with this clever match 3 game
- Fun gameplay with tons of challenge levels
- Plan your moves, race against time or play it relaxed
- Collect gold to buy Halloween decoration items
- Tough obstacles and cool power ups
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Very creepy cute Halloween -themed match 3 game.
You earn coins to buy Halloween decorations for the schoolyard.
Profile Features Limited right now, which doesn't mean much since the game has no achievements and no trading cards.
It basically just means that for now, it can't be used in your Games Collector profile showcase.
The usual Accessibility things- Should be fine for Deaf or HoH players (has music, but not audio cues or requirements).
Bright flashy lights that may be of concern to those with certain neurological conditions.
The boards can be a bit flashy and frenetic- over-stimulation may be a concern for certain neurological conditions.
Lots of clicking- so arthritic fingers and wrists may be a bit sore after long sessions.
No color-blindness settings, and some color combinations may cause issues- you will have to rely on your machine's system settings for color-blindness.
The game is cute, casual, and **Halloween**!
Very family friendly- great to play with kids, young kids may need some help as the puzzles get tougher as you go.
But since there are no achievements, there is no pressure to get 3 stars on every board, and there are some difficulty setting that can make the game very easy or very challenging. My neighbor's 8 yea old daughter had a blast playing it with me while I was babysitting her yesterday, and I have to admit- I enjoyed it enough to keep playing after she went home in the evening.
Grab it on sale- the $/hour will be fine at full price, but lack of achievements and trading card make it a creepy cute time killer more than anything (it is addictive...).