🕹️ New release: Lunar Lander Beyond

Time Mysteries: Inheritance

aka: Time Mysteries: A Herança, Time Mysteries: La stirpe, Time Mysteries: Arven, Time Mysteries: Arvet, Time Mysteries: Das Erbe, Time Mysteries: De Nalatenschap, Time Mysteries: El Legado, Time Mysteries: L'Héritage

Moby ID: 81912

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Windows screenshots

thumbnail — The game installs via the Big Fish Game Manager and sits in the library alongside any other installed games the player owns. It can be played from here or from the desktop shortcut

thumbnail — The title screen<br>Here the game is being played in windowed mode. When played in full screen mode there are wide black borders on each side

thumbnail — The game configuration options

thumbnail — The game starts with a cut scene. Vivienne, an award winning physicist,is going home to meet her father. On arrival at the remote farmhouse she sees a light in the attic

thumbnail — A message and a gift from her father

thumbnail — The game has optional interactive help which, at least in the early stages, throws up lots of help windows like this

thumbnail — The first puzzle is a rotating lock puzzle.

thumbnail — This i a crystal ball. It talks to you, something you get used to very quickly, and it's to be your mentor throughout the game

thumbnail — The crystal ball explains why you cannot find your father, some strange man has made him vanish

thumbnail — A hidden object scene. This is a pretty standard setup with three hints and too many rapid random clicks briefly pause the game

thumbnail — With the magic rings we can go looking for father

thumbnail — Falling through time and we've got company, it's the mystery man who was after the magic rings

thumbnail — In order to travel through time and retrieve the magic rings we must collect things from the period we're going to. Here we're off to the Middle Ages hence the crossbow etc

thumbnail — First stop in the time travels is Europe in the Middle Ages.<br> Full screen mode

thumbnail — A chess puzzle - use the knight to land on all squares

thumbnail — The in-game diary keeps track of what tasks are outstanding

thumbnail — When the player uses all their available hints they play a mini game to recharge it, the higher the score the more hints are earned - up to a maximum of four

thumbnail — Second stop London 1899

thumbnail — Another logic puzzle, pressing one button depresses others but also releases some. The object is to depress them all

thumbnail — Th this puzzle we have to find the missing parts then work out the right combination

thumbnail — At the end of every age we return to the Nexus and have to resolve differences between reality and the ring's memory

thumbnail — Third stop England May 22nd 1675

thumbnail — A mechanical puzzle

thumbnail — is it just me or does blowing up part of the house you're in seem a little drastic?

thumbnail — Fourth stop England 19th October 1467 where we meet an ancestor

thumbnail — Hiding objects within a fresco is a bit different, other variations on the hidden object puzzle include a painting and a stained glass window

thumbnail — A 'Tower of Hanoi' puzzle

thumbnail — A variation on the Mastermind type of puzzle

thumbnail — Fifth stop, Mercia 29th December 798 where one of our ancestors was alchemist to King Offa

thumbnail — Sixth stop is our ancestor Osthryd the witch in June 20th 656

thumbnail — Seventh stop is August 31, 1066

thumbnail — Here the player has to reassemble a stained glass window. There are other puzzles like this, for example reassembling a letter

thumbnail — Destination eight a haberdashery shop on November 1st 1845

thumbnail — Final destination present day Stonehenge

thumbnail — One of several sliding block puzzles within the game

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