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February 28, 2010

The Tarot's Misfortune PC Game

Tarot Mis Icon Unlike another PC hidden object game that doesn't feature actual Tarot cards, The Tarot's Misfortune not only depicts nicely illustrated Tarot cards (mostly for the spot-the-difference mini-games), but also sports great graphics and easy game play.

You can download a free 60-minute trial from Big Fish Games here.

I really like the cards I've seen. Wouldn't it be great if they made an actual deck?

Below are some screen shots from The Tarot's Misfortune:

Tarot Misfortune 5 Fool 
Tarot Misfortune 1

 Tarot Misfortune 2
  
Tarot Misfortune 4 

-- Janet Boyer, author of Back in Time Tarot and founder of the Tarot Classroom

Posted at 05:48 AM in Games, On the Web |

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