

12 Labours of Hercules VI: Race for Olympus (Platinum Edition) - Free PC Download
About 12 Labours of Hercules VI: Race for Olympus (Platinum Edition)

This time, Hercules and Megara are playing detective. In this fast-paced time management adventure, an alarm on Olympus reveals that Zeus, who never leaves the peak, has vanished without a trace. As the investigation begins, one thing's for sure: the snowy peaks ahead are nothing like the beach they're currently enjoying.

This entry introduces the series' widest range of environments yet - volcano, winter, tropical, and underwater levels, each with its own puzzles and a full day/night cycle.
Features
Fast-paced time management gameplay
Stunning full HD graphics
Volcano, winter, tropical, and underwater levels
Outstanding detective story based on ancient myths
Day/night change
23 unlockable Steam Achievements
Steam Points Shop items available
Perfect For Fans Of
Time management games
Casual strategy
Greek mythology
Mystery/investigation stories
Relaxing single-player games
P.S. For all game players we'll offer a bunch of adorable collectible items - 7 trading cards, 4 backgrounds, and 5 amazing emoticons!
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System requirements
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- Windows XP
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- 1.6 GHz
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- 512 MB RAM
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- 1024x768 resolution
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- Version 9.0
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- 300 MB available space
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- With OpenAL support
These are the developer's listed requirements and may not be 100% accurate. If your specs fall below the minimum, try the game anyway; many games run fine below the listed requirements. When in doubt, check YouTube for performance benchmarks.
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