Crime Puzzle 1.0

Publisher review:
Travel around the world collecting the clues to solve mystery of Sir Dawson?s missing stamps. Match three or more stamps in this matching game with novel approach to the ageless-classic. Travel from New York to Chichen Itza, from London to Far East while trying to beat the clock and numerous "disasters" that are working in favor of thieves. Choose any of the three game options which to play: Mystery Game, Relaxed Game, and Classic Game. In Mystery Game you will follow the clues around the world to solve the mystery of stolen stamps. If you are novice to the matching game world or just want to practice at your own pace without the pressure from thieves, then Relaxed Game is for you. Do you think you are faster than top-score players? If so, try your skills in Classic Game where your only nemesis is time.
Requirements:
Pentium II 400MHz, graphics card with 8MB

Operating system:
Win98,WinME,Windows2000,WinXP,Windows2003

Release notes:
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