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October 20, 2014 5:31 am

p>In this episode Hugo demonstrates how to scan credit cards using Safari.

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Can you master all the manamon?

We’re always excited to see good quality audio games, particularly ones with high bars in sound and game play hit the market. One fault many games suffer from is replay-ability – can I still do cool post-game action and have things feel more random in the story after I’m done? Or have I just wasted $39 of my money for a week’s worth of distractions, anticipation, and nervous fits over not being able to complete my game?

When playing Manamon, these were some of the factors that lead us to consider it a great choice for an Audio game. It’s at least a year’s worth of development effort which culminates in an action-packed adventure featuring a Pokemon-style environment with similar concepts. For example, trainers are tamers, but just like Pokemon, you have starter characters and types. You complete quests on a journey to uncover the hidden operations of the Shadow Kingdom, and battle to become more and more powerful through levelling up your Manamon and turn-based fighting opponents.

We recommend two resources for your journey, friend.
The main Manamon game page for downloading and ordering,
and The Audiogames.net forum topic where you can find a turn-by-turn walkthrough of the game, if you get a little stuck in a puzzle. I wouldn’t completely spoil the fun with it, though – but in-game clues are sometimes less obvious. Good luck on your travels, and may Ziognioss be with you.

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