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Hidden Mysteries: Civil War

This hidden object game is devoted to the Civil War between the Union and Confederate armies which took place in the United States of America. You have an unique opportunity to take part in this major event. A great variety of historical locations are waiting for you to explore them.

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August 11, 2015
10 years and 359 days ago
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Mixed40 reviews42.5%

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About the Game

Join General Alexander, loyal follower of Abe Lincoln, for a Civil War reenactment. Search original battlefields for clues and letters left by members of a secret society. These individuals hid millions of dollars in gold, cash, and coin. Scour 18 hidden object levels while advancing through time from the Battle of Fort Sumter (1861) to Lee.
•Historical hidden object game
•Civil War battle locations
•Personal stories from soldiers