Shortly after moving into a creepy mansion in Louisiana, Sara Lawson is struck with tragedy when her husband mysteriously disappears. Sara's daughter, Magnolia, believes her father was kidnapped by the ghost of a vengeful pirate seeking to protect his lost fortune. With the locals terrified of the pirate's curse, you are the family's last hope. Only a Master Detective with incredible Hidden Object skills can locate Marcus Lawson in Mystery Case Files: 13th Skull! • Incredible live videos • Fantastic gameplay • Uncover the 13th Skull!

• • For a more in depth experience, check out the. Rated 5 out of 5 by alphafem from HELLO?? *tapping monitor* ANYBODY OUT THERE?? I have played this game several times over the years, and this is my review.#224. I don't know if anybody ever looks at the 'newest first' heading, but just in case, hiya!! Install Windows Mobile On Nokia N8.

I rarely play a game again, as once I know the ending the thrill is kind of gone for me, but there are a handful that I go back to, from time to time, as they stand out in my memory. This is one of those. Fun Factor, Visual/Sound, and Storyline.all very good. The HOP's were well drawn and clever.

The mini-games were excellent throughout. I rarely use a hint/skip button, and had to suffer through loosing a half dozen games of checkers before I found the three layer hints and/or skip. Oh so glad I did!! Your objectives/tasks are listed for you, which you need to complete.otherwise your inventory would become so large as to be unmanageable. Accomplish and proceed. Also, you must stay alert and take note of each scene carefully. Example: Some folks, in reviews, seem to have had trouble with the toilet.

Try your hand over Mystery Case Files: The 13th Skull, a Hidden Object game created by Big Fish Games. Travel back to the American history! Uncover the secrets of the 13th Skull! Slate Digital Trigger Drum Replacer Download Movies. Download and play for free!

The bartender has just told you that Lamont fixes the toilets. YOU'VE tried and can't figure it out, but you have seen the payphone, office with employee phone numbers, and you have a quarter in your inventory. Um, what would be your guess as to what to do??

The map is not teleporting, but useful to get your bearings. It is integral toward the end of the game. It is probably best if Beginners hold off on this game, but definitely remember it for later on down the road. Try before you buy. I hope you enjoy it!

Happy gaming! Rated 5 out of 5 by NightHawk007 from Loved Just About Everything About it! This is probably my 15th Hidden Object Game on Big Fish but my first review. Some games I enjoyed to various degrees but I will say 13th Skull was my favorite of all. I know some players are saying it was too difficult but I got great satisfaction from figuring out the puzzles.

I did have to have help on the canons but since the code to lift them varies with each game, it wasn't the answers I sought but HOW to find the answer. So I did figure the code out myself. I noticed the second time I played some of the puzzles (The final skull pattern, the fountain, the canons etc.) changed so they had to be solved all over again. I really liked the vignettes, I think Vinton trying to 'bag a Hunnie' was my fav.

It was an around fun game that I enjoyed so much I replayed it. Rated 5 out of 5 by vikingchikk from Addressing the low ratings on this game Instead of telling you the same things everyone else did about how great it is, I figure I'll address the concerns of those who gave it a low rating. This would help me if I were looking. Many people who hated it complained about 'boring tasks like fixing the toilet and listening to a conversation with a glass against the wall. To me, these tasks added an authentic quality to the game, making more immersive and realistic.

Puzzles too easy/hard- Although some were common sense as to how to go about them, others were very difficult. I used the helps and even skipped a few. No big deal.That's what they provide those options for. I did check out the Big Fish walkthrough on this game twice because you don't get help for every single objective. On the flip side, there WERE a bit too many specific objective directions given where I would have preferred to figure it out. Totally worth it though. Not an easy game.

Live Acting- WAY better than most I've played, and far exceeded a game I played recently that actually had a real TV actor playing the supporting role. I found it very entertaining. Lastly, you can change the attitude of the dialogue for the texts displayed. I like this and loved the southern redneck sitting on his front porch shooting at me.:D. Rated 5 out of 5 by Digitizer1945 from A MUST have!

Ok people, I've just finished playing this game again and I must say that, among the hundreds of HOGs that I have, this is definitely in the top 5. It is a must have for all HOG players. It is a classic! The story is compelling.

The acting is professionally done and superb with just enough humor mixed in. The HOGS are well done and the puzzles are of varying difficulty (but you can skip if you have to). Does it have morphing objects - no. Are the HOGS interactive -- no.

But who cares? It is truly a classic HOG and a must have. This and MCF - Dire Grove are quality HOGs and serve as examples to developers of what a quality HOG should be.