Matchmaker: Joining Hearts game comes to the Mac

Posted by Dennis Sellers Apple ico Feb 9, 2010 at 11:00pm

imageSugar Games has released Matchmaker: Joining Hearts, an US$9.95 game that’s compatible with Mac OS X 10.3 and higher.

Here’s how it’s described: “It’s a hidden object game featuring a variety of challenges embedded into a romantic story line. In the game you assume the role of Helen Jones, a nice woman that moves to a resort town where even wind whispers love. However, there are still some lonely hearts that haven’t found partners yet. An encounter with a new neighbor inspires you to start helping singles choose a partner employing your own highly efficient approach.

“Not unlike a detective, you visit the single in question and the three candidates at their places – but instead of evidence you look for objects that may characterize their owner and use your observations to decide who will be the perfect match for your friend. To make sure the choice is right you will also have to spot identical objects in the rooms of the single and the potential partner, as they are bound to have lots in common. After the match has been found, you help your friend make an impressive gift and organize the perfect first date – each of the tasks featuring its own challenge, including searching objects by name and by shape and finding a right place for an item.”

Matchmaker sports 40 different, 70 levels, over 2,000 unique objects and different hidden object gameplay mechanics. A demo is available for download.



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