As this is a G5 Entertainment adventure game, the scene search puzzles make a comeback, but you can choose to either skip these entirely using another button on a cooldown in the bottom right, or solve a Mahjong puzzle in its place. Thankfully, if you get stuck, there’s a handy ‘Hint’ tool in the bottom right of the screen, but it’s on a cooldown timer so you can just use it whenever you want. The game plays just like any other adventure game in the sense that you’ll need specific items in order to progress through the game and you’ve generally got to perform puzzles in order to attain those specific items. Hundreds of years later, the body of Captain Remington has been discovered and you’re getting ready to put it on display at the very centre of the new pirate exhibition in your museum, but it’s not long before things start to go awry and the mystery of how Captain Remington was so well preserved after being underwater for centuries isn’t the only enigma you’ll be solving. Eventually, the armed forces caught up with him and forced him to walk his own plank, sending him to a watery grave, but that wasn’t the end of his story, as we’ll soon discover. The story starts with an introduction to the legendary pirate Captain Henry Remington, a notorious man who was thought to have made a pact with the devil in order to gain powers beyond normal men. But does that automatically make it a game worth playing? A title that knows exactly what it is, exactly what its target audience is, and knows exactly what message it wants to convey to them. Nightmares From the Deep: The Cursed Heart, developed by Artifex Mundi, is one such game. However, no matter how many adventures games come out on the App Store, and no matter how intuitive the controls appear to be, there’ll never be anything quite like using a keyboard and mouse to play the same kind of games on a PC or Mac. I’ve played and reviewed quite a few G5 Entertainment games on the iOS devices for Mobile Monday, and most of them have been adventure games. NIGHTMARES FROM THE DEEP: THE CURSED HEART: If you like what you read, click the small black “App Store” button to load iTunes up and purchase the title! Titles are available from the Mac App Store unless specifically stated otherwise. Don’t forget to check back to for more Mac Medleys in the future.

Keep reading for a full review of each game, and even a handy little button to allow you to download them for yourselves. This time on Mac Medley, we’re taking a look at Nightmares from the Deep: The Cursed Heart from Artifex Mundi and Totem Tribe Gold from Enkord. It’s the first Saturday of the month and in order to make the month to come a little bit easier, as well as hopefully highlighting some games that you may have otherwise not played, is here to show off some games from the Mac App Store.

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