The Fifth Gate
Play VideoBrace yourself for a world of magic and potions in The Fifth Gate, a gripping Time Management game! Eden is trapped in the gardens; her only hope of returning home is restoring the gardens and unlocking five magical gates. Plants are growing, pests are coming, potions need to be made, and it’s your job to help Eden tackle them all before time runs out! Can you bring the gardens back to life and free Eden?
- Gripping gameplay
- Quirky quests
- Can you free Eden?
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OS: Windows XP/Vista/7
CPU: 1.2 GHz
RAM: 1024 MB
DirectX: 9.0
HD: 77 MB
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Arcade games
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Mahjong games
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Puzzle games
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