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PMX: The Magic Hat
Author: SuperScottishHero Resolution: 320x200 at 16-bit color Downloaded: 2117 times (1.5 Mb) Genres: Fantasy, Comedy, Original Length: Short games
Added on: 1 September 2006 Website: http://ssh.me.uk Content advisory: None  None  None Ratings: AGS Panel: (what is this?) Not enough votes yet Princess Marian sets out on her biggest adventure yet, to make a new magic hat. This is the longest Princess Marian game, with the most gameplay, making it a "proper" game. It is also the 10th game in the series (hence the X) Download Now (if the download doesn't work, try Right Click, Save Target As)
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PMX: The Magic Hat was brought to you by:
DaveGilbert  Beta testing nikolasideris  Beta testing SinSin  Beta testing stepurhan  Beta testing SuperScottishHero  Writing, graphics
Other games by SuperScottishHero:
Alba the Explorer: Princess Marian part V (Short games) Awakening of the Sphinx DEMO (Demos) C.U.T.E. The Marvellous Adventures of Princess Marian part VII (Short games) Pixel Hunt (MAGS games) Princess Marian and the Fountain of Unicorns (Short games) Princess Marian IX: The Phantom of the Ballet (Short games) Princess Marian VIII: Snowfight (Non-adventure games) Princess Marian XI: Light re-leaf (Short games) Rock, Rock, Rock (MAGS games) Snakes on a Plane (Joke games) SSH's Walkcycle Generator (Non-adventure games) The Adventures of Princess Marian (Short games) The Adventures of Princess Marian II: Mother's Day (Short games) The Dark Cave: Adventure of Princess Marian IV (Short games)
User comments about PMX: The Magic Hat:
Posted by Erenan on 2006-09-05 at 17:27 (IP logged): Good work, SSH. I liked this game very much. Posted by CosmoQueen on 2006-09-04 at 04:36 (IP logged): Very cute game. Not very long and the puzzles wern't that hard but still very enjoyable =)

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