Thwart the madman’s plan through cryptic puzzles and spooky mini-games See through the mysterious shroud in a variety of twisted hidden object scenes. Were they abducted by the new owners, or is there some ghostly menace haunting the manor grounds? Watch your back, or you might be next! It seems that all of the workers also vanished just after construction was completed. Just what kind of heinous plot is going on at the new Ravenhearst? You’ve been sent by none other than the Queen of England herself to check it out, but when you arrive it seems that the previous investigator sent there to snoop around has gone missing. The word is out that someone has bought Ravenhearst Manor and is looking to rebuild it as a museum. The game will launch in the next few weeks with new content available for Earth Day on April 22.Play the trial for FREE! Pay once & complete the adventure! “It has educational value with facts about animals and the environment.” “It has iconic images and themes that come from the park,” added Patrick Hsieh, the game's lead producer. “We went to the park and we knew that this was the game we wanted to make.” "We wanted to pick a theme that was more universal, and everyone loves animals and nature,” Todd told VentureBeat. However, VP of product at Playdom Eric Todd believes it could have a broader appeal: Gardens of Time currently has over 6.4 million monthly active users, and the firm is hoping those folks also hop on board the Animal Kingdom train. Players will also be able to "create and nurture their own wildlife nature preserve around the Tree of Life." To us, it sounds like a mixture of Zoo World and Gardens of Time, a two-for-one, there for the older female Facebook crowd.
Players become part of a Global Wildlife Research team looking for rare and endangered species through six chapters with a total of 36 scenes. Like most hidden object games, players will search through various scenes in the game in order to find objects hidden in places such as the Rocky Mountains and the Amazon basin. After scoring big with its Gardens of Time game on Facebook, Disney’s Playdom has announced new title in the hidden-object social game genre called Disney Animal Kingdom Explorers, inspired by its Animal Kingdom Park in Florida.
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