MouseCity - Vortex Point Junior 1 is another point and click adventure game developed by Carmel Games for Mouse City. Vortex Point Junior is a game series containing brain teasers, puzzles and all-age mathematical riddles. Get ready for the first part! Good luck and have fun!Play This Game
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Pretty much like a Professor Labcoat game - okay though :)
ReplyDeleteLove these games hope this is a good one.
ReplyDeleteFirst Mouse City game I didn't like.
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ReplyDeletenr 3 makes no sense
ReplyDeleteit's ok, because there is no 4*2 = 8
ReplyDeleteok, I see,
ReplyDeletehow to figure out unequivocally #4?
Can some kind soul please explain why Q.#3 does not equal 6?
ReplyDeleteThe problem with this game isn't that it's the same as the Labcoat series. The problem i that there is at lest one puzzle that has at least two correct answers (#3: 3 and 6 are both correct answers), and mainly that I'm pretty sure I got all answers right (the puzzles arequite easy for an adult like me after all...) and still it says there's a problem...
ReplyDeleteDumb Citizen,
ReplyDelete#3 can also be 3: if you multiple each X by X-2: 8x6=48; 7x5=35; 6x4=24 etc... This way: 3x1=3
Mako,
ReplyDeletewe have to ASSUME that the sequence for the skull part cycles - so, after a "straight" skull a right tilted skull comes. If we then take the alternating "bones" part, it should definitely be #1.
Tearing my hair out.
ReplyDeleteThe only one that makes no sense is number 5 for card 5. There is no indication that the head should tilt the opposite way radically while changing the position of the bones.
ReplyDeleteThanks Bio, I still don't get it, but you're going to be my new CPA.
ReplyDeletePS: I also agree with Knucklehead. Q#5 gave no clue that the rotation of the skull should have made an extreme deviation from the pattern shown.
The skull card will make some sense, if you look separately at the skulls with different bone positions, so don't look at the second and fourth skull at all, they will form "their own" sequence.
ReplyDeleteWould be kinder if they let you know which ones you'd got right after pressing the 'execute' button.
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