Jean-Baptiste Grenouille, born in the stench of eighteenth century Paris, develops a superior olfactory sense, which he uses to create the world's finest perfumes. His work, however, takes a dark turn as he tries to preserve scents in the search for the ultimate perfume.

After hearing the story of a great adventurer named Wyatt, and the treasure hidden in his home, a young boy named Arjun decides to find it for himself. Little does he know, however, that an evil magician is waiting to kidnap him! Save your cousin from Digambar, and find the legendary treasure of Cherai! Explore a mysterious palace with three cousins in The Dark Hills of Cherai, using your Hidden Object talents, to track down the treasure and save your family.

Simon Boyes (story)
Gregory Gieras (writer)
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Release Date:2010 (Canada) See more »
Genre:Action | Sci-Fi | Thriller See more »
Tagline:Welcome to the last level of evolution...

The story of a man , haunted by his violent , mercenary past and seeking a peace long denied him , talked into taking what he believes is a simple job as a bodyguard for an introverted girl with divine power and her hardline guardian . Soon however , he finds himself thrust into events beyond his control on a global scale , and must use his wits and skills to survive .

Brunhilda and the Dark Crystal is a truly unique casual downloadable game, that successfully blends original adventure mechanics, hidden object gameplay and a truly engaging and humorous story. The game takes place in a lush fantasy world, known as the Magical Realm, that is inhabited by mystical creatures and people. Together with Brunhilda and her demon companion you will leave the crowded streets of New York through a magical portal situated in your aunts apartment. According to an ancient prophecy, only you can journey through 10 mysterious lands of the Magical Realm and unravel the mystery of fading magic! Dragons sleeping over pots of gold, pirates flying in their airships, deceptive flesh eating fairies, skilful goblins, giant trolls and wicked witches will they all stand in your way? Or will they help you master the arcane minigames of Alchemy, Wizardry and Telepathy? It is all for you to discover in the magical adventures of Brunhilda!

The first portable Syphon Filter is of a rare breed for the PSP–a shooter that offers not only intense stealth and action sequences, but also controls that work.
In Dark Mirror, you will reprise the role of superspy Gabe Logan as you investigate the mysterious attacks on chemical plants by a terrorist organization. The adventure starts off at a base in the chilly tundra of Alaska, but as the convoluted plot unravels, youll discover the usual fare youd expect from a technothriller. Theres secretweapons development based off geneticengineering experiments, doublecrossing, and even a visit with an old flame of Gabes. The story isnt all that great, but the way in which the game presents it is simply amazing for the PSP.

Innocence carries no weight in the corrupt halls of justice, and no one knows better than the peasant girl who is sold and subjected to a barrage of depraved punishments. Methods of Chinese torture date back to the Yu and Sung Dynasties One of the most renowned cases found in history was the trial of Young Nam and Little Cabbage. Falsely accused of murder the two victims were forced to endure torturous punishments. Lovers Little Cabbage and a scholar are put on trial for the murder of Cabbages husband by overdose of aphrodisiac, which caused his massive member (the size of a donkeys) to explode. The real culprit is the magistrates son, who is committing adultery with the scholars wife, which was witnessed by Cabbage. The adulterous couple frame the platonic couple (Cabbage was still a virgin) to cover up their own affair. Most of the film is taken up with the farcical trial, where the judge uses torture to convince the framed lovers to confess. The scholars maid and nanny take the case to appeal in the imperial capital. But will anyone listen?