Super Solvers: Midnight Rescue! (1989)
Genres:Strategy, Puzzle
Themes:Action, Educational
Story:Morty Maxwell, the master of mischief, is up to his old tricks again, and this time the Shady Glen School is the target of his outlandish plot. Armed with paint that turns things invisible and five robot paintbrushes, he's trying to erase the school, and you only have until midnight to stop him. To stop the evil mastermind, kids will need to read for clues and collect evidence to determine which of the robots is really the Master of Mischief in disguise.Show more
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Probably my favorite Super Solvers game, and one that I know I bought with my own money. I loved reading already, so it wasn't challenging, but I thought it was really fun. I played it for hours and hours, and even dressed up as the Super Solver character for one Halloween. I've got young kids of my own now that I'd love to introduce to Morty Maxwell.
I have the original CD and the newer laptops don't have a disc tray to play it. I would like to have a download copy officially, because I don't like using emulators. There's a lot of old titles I would like to see on gog.
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Unite the Veilguard and defy the gods in Dragon Age: The Veilguard.
SAVE A BATTERED WORLD
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UNITE THE VEILGUARD
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BECOME THE LEADER OTHERS BELIEVE IN
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Modes
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