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What is this game about?
A hidden-object and find-the-difference games where Elizabeth Bennet and Fitzwilliam Darcy have escaped from the pages of Jane Austen's Pride and Prejudice. Players must find the newly married couple and convince them back into Austen's most popular book. Set in the world of Jane Austen's six literary creations, discover your place in Regency society and also create an Austen-inspired manor.
How do you proceed once you venture into the world of Jane Austen game?
- Master new levels and unlock new scenes from the novels. Share your favourite quotes from Austen at the successful conclusion of each puzzle screen
- Send valuable gifts to friends to help increase your social standing in Jane Austen's world. Or challenge them to a dual of wits as each try to find as many Regency-period items as possible in a series of fast-paced hidden-object challenges.
- Choose what type of reputation you want in Jane Austen's world: Renown or Notoriety?
- Own and decorate a Regency-period manor and unlock additional rooms as you increase your status in the game. Parlour, ballroom, library, dining room, games room and an attic add to the manor's charm.
Where do you play it?
On Facebook game app. Of course a Facebook account is a must before you begin playing the game. You can also visit their official website and 'like' the Facebook page for more information.
How much does it costs?
It's free with monetisation value
What are the some of new features that have yet to be introduced?
- Claim your place in society: Payers will be able to take their place in society by leaving calling cards, attending and hosting receptions and pursuing courtships
- Regency-era costumes: Each player will be able to customise their own avatar by indulging in their penchant for fashion with a variety of costumes
Are you fired up to play the game yet? If not take a look at screenshots of the scenes that will unfold once you start playing.
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| Meet Mr Darcy at Barton Cottage, Devonshire |
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| Meet Emma Woodhouse in Sydney Gardens, Bath |
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| Visit Marianne Dashwood at Barton Cottage Garden |
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| Elizabeth Darcy holidaying in Lyme Regis |
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| Hartfield Dinner scene |
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| Pump Room in Bath |
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| Barton Cottage |
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| Chawton Cottage |
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| Chawton Great House |
As a precaution, update to the latest version of Adobe Flash Player for your browser plug-in because the game requires at least Adobe Flash Player version 11.1. In case you run into problems while playing, you can report the problem at the contact page or this link. Happy playing and hope to see you there!
News flash: The game is launched (though not officially) on Facebook on Wednesday, 11 July 2012 with a trailer posted on YouTube. You can view a summary of what it has to offer and the features of below:
And here's the tutorial featuring the basics of the game. It features a short introduction on how to play and score valuable points. Do give it a try.
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