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Mystery at the Museums

Review

This educational puzzle adventure for ages 6-13+ tasks young detectives with finding lost treasures by solving various logic games across multiple museums.


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Platform
MS-DOS
Released
1993
Perspective
Side view, Top-down
Size
3.41 MB
Version
autorun.bat
Rating
0 votes

About Mystery at the Museums

In this educational title, players assist a detective agency in locating misplaced artifacts within various museum settings. The experience is structured around solving a series of puzzles, which include tasks like matching hidden images, arranging sliding tiles, and identifying correct constellations. Each solved puzzle provides educational context related to the museum exhibits.

The game is designed for younger audiences, with adjustable difficulty levels catering to ages six and above. Progress is tracked through individual player profiles, allowing sessions to be saved and resumed. Successfully recovering all treasures in a session earns a place on the high scores table.

Players are accompanied by an assistant named Edison, whose appearance can be customized. This installment is part of a series and carries an official sponsorship from the Smithsonian Institution.

Mystery at the Museums Screenshots

10 images
Title Screen
Binary Zoo presents also
Adjusting the Edison's looks
Edison, Smitty and you at the game briefing
List of missing treasures is defined. Let's go to find them.
Visiting the map
Match the molecule
Falling blocks
Slide the tiles to compose the picture
Match three of a kind. Educative information is given on correct answer.