Nat Geo Games Mystery of Cleopatra -full

Welcome to Gamezebo's walkthrough for Nat Geo Games: Mystery of Cleopatra.

Cleopatra has been one of history's most celebrated and controversial rulers. The fascination continues in this latest game in the National Geographic series.

You will play the part of the Queen's Advisor to help solve the mystery surrounding a murder of one of Octavian's informants who have infiltrated the City of Alexandria and perhaps even the Queen's Palace.

We hope you find the information provided useful whether you use it for general tips or more detailed help when needed as you play the game.

GENERAL TIPS AND HINTS

* This game gives you a choice of two modes of play, neither of which has a timer.
* In Casual Mode the objects you find will automatically go into their proper places at the bottom of the screen or if combined, they will go into your Inventory and placed where they belong when they are chosen from the Inventory. In Casual Mode the Hint button recharges faster.
* In Advanced Mode, you will need to put the objects in their places and the Hint button will recharge slower.
* Other options include Sound and Music volume as well as Full-Screen versa Window Mode and whether you want the Tutorial to be shown during play.
* At the bottom right of the screen below the Hint Button there is a Task Button to help you discover what you need to do next or to remind you what you currently doing.
* You also have an Inventory of objects that can be used within a scene or to give to characters or to combine with other items to form new objects. It is located to the left of the Hint button but is not labeled. When there is more than one item in the Inventory, arrows will appear for you to use to scroll in order to see what is available.
* In the bottom far left corner there is a Journal which will give you interesting information about the characters and locations so is worthy of checking out for it's historical value.
* Sparkles are an indication that you need to investigate something so click on the object to find out why. Sometimes it will only be informative but if you skip it, you may have missed something important that you were suppose to do or learn for future reference.
* Not all objects to find will be in silhouette at the bottom of the screen. Many times the silhouette will combine to form a complete object which will go into your Inventory. Once used, they may not go away because you may be called upon to use them again in another scene.
* Some sparkles will produce what I've called a circlet which is an object pop-up contained within an Egyptian necklace showing items to find.
* Sometime you may need to complete another object at the bottom of the screen to go into your Inventory and used for the circlet.
* When you need to do something, your cursor will get an attachment such as an eye, a hand or a foot.