Case Files
2009
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Case Files
Mystery Case Files: Madame Fate
Mystery Files: Madame Fate
continues the award-winning
Mystery Case Files
hidden objects game series. The series started with the original hit
MCF: Hunstville
game, followed by the equally successful
MCF: Prime Suspects
and
MCF: Ravenhearst
sequels.
MCF: Madame Fate
continues this excellent tradition, adding more minigames and features as well!
MCF: Madame Fate continues the exploits of the young detective who starred in MCF: Ravenhearst. In this game, you (as the detective) are hired by Madame Fate - the owner of a typical carnival - to solve the mystery of her murder. Yes, her own murder. That's right, she's one of those fortune tellers who can see the future. Unfortunately, she isn't good enough to see who is the person who will murder her, hence the reason she hired you.
Among her suspects are the many "interesting" people she employs to run the carnival. The bearded lady, the sword-eater, the bunny-in-the-hat magician and a real-life mermaid all appear on the suspects list. You help Madame Fate find the suspect by searching the carnival for clues. Like any hidden object game, the main portion of this section involves scrutinizing each area of the carnival for a list of cunningly hidden items within a time limit. The beautifully painted areas include the carousel, the pie-eating booth, the tunnel of love and even the clown's trailer (yes... it's disgusting).
You can also interview some of the carnival employees as well, such as the lovely mermaid on the right. This is where MCF: Madame Fate improves on the previous games. To access each employee, you will need to conquer a puzzle. These games range from a hangman-style word-guessing game to a puzzle rearranging letters to form the correct words. Once you solve the puzzle, you get to see the employee.
Once you've found all the clues relating to a certain suspect, Madame Fate will use her crystal ball to attempt to unveil the future. This is where this game improves on its predecessors. Looking at the crystal ball will trigger a new minigame such as the one shown on the left. These abstract puzzles require lots of out-of-the-box thinking and imagination to solve.
But fear not! Each stage of the game comes with limited hints that can be used when you get stuck. There are also special objects in each area of the carnival that behave differently and can be used to replenish your hints and unlock secret locations!
If you like the Mystery Case Files series, the award-winning MCF: Madame Fate is a worthy sequel sure to live up to your expectations. If you are new to this series or hidden object games in general, this is one of the better games to start with.
About the Author
Steven Ng maintains Hidden Puzzles, a website devoted to hidden object online games and related reviews and hints.
do i have rights to my files from my lawyer who represented in a family case matter.?
am i privy to my case files from my lawyer who represented me in a family court custody matter.
As long as you're not a minor, yes.
Technique for getting paperwork from lawyers: First, just talk with the office administrator. (You'll be three days trying to get the lawyer to call you back.) Be polite and friendly, but don't ask - tell. Say, "I'm so sorry to burden you, but I'm going to need these copies of paperwork from ..." Give all the specifics of your case you remember. Say, "I understand there's a fee for this, that's no problem." And then, "When should I come by and pick those up?"
Most likely they'll tell you they'll have to call you back, and then they won't. Call the next day. "I'm hoping you've had the chance to find that file I asked about yesterday. When can I come by and pick up those copies?"
If they fork over the copies in a couple of days, thank them profusely, and recommend them to all your friends. 
I'd even consider 'tipping' the office manger. A gift card for the nearest lunch cafe, maybe.
After about a week, you may have to just go there, tell them you'll wait. Offer to run them through the copier yourself. Be just as polite and friendly as ever, just don't go away. That'll usually do it.
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