Overview
- Also Known As
- May's Mysteries: The Secret of Dragonville (UK/EU)
- Number of Players
- 1 (Single Player)
- Genre
- Release Date
DS
- 4th Oct 2011
- 5th Aug 2011
- Tags
- Official Site
- redwagongames.com
Reviews
Review May's Mystery: Forbidden Memories (DS)
Never send a kid to do a professor's job
We've seen the rise in popularity of a few new or previously underappreciated genres within the current generation, among them rhythm-based games, brain training titles and life simulators. Another is the puzzle- and brain teaser-centric adventure, which rose to popularity with Level-5's Professor Layton...
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May's Mystery: Forbidden Memories News
News Find May's Mysteries: The Secret of Dragonville this Summer
Look for the trailer in this article
All the pieces are in place as Mastertronic gets ready for the release of its upcoming hidden object game, May's Mysteries: The Secret of Dragonville. The puzzle game's central character is a young girl named May who's looking for her brother. Presented in a hand-drawn style, the game will task players with...
About The Game
Experience The Adventure!
Forbidden Memories is an exciting puzzle adventure for the Nintendo DS. Follow May, the intelligent and charismatic girl in her quest to find her missing brother. Advance through the adventure by solving puzzles. With over 270 puzzles to solve, including logic puzzles, tricky rhythmic games and beautifully hand drawn hidden object scenes, you will be captivated and immersed in the wonderful world of May’s Mystery.
Search for clues about May's brother, visit mysterious locations and meet 40 interesting and unique characters along the way which will help you in your journey. Acquire quests and gather items to help uncover the truth. Solve puzzles that will challenge your wits in a wide variety of brain-bending situations. If you find a puzzle that's too difficult, just try some bonus puzzles which will help you solve the mystery easier!
Features:
- Over 270 Brain Teasers, Hidden Objects & Rhythmic Games in a Puzzle Adventure
- 40+ Unique Characters
- 270+ Total Challenges
- Brain Teasing Puzzles
- Rhythmic Mini Games
- Hidden Object Scenes
Comments 4
Dragonville. What an original name for a town.
This reminds me of Professor Layton. Is it by the same people?
Even the style of the box art is ripped from Professor Layton...
"Wow what an original game" said the kid that hasn't heard of professor layton.
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