» Game Description

A Fairy Tale

When a giant menace threatens the village, the young faeries Delfbert, Wilf and Angelica set out on a journey to save their home! Join them on their quest through 100 puzzling levels of stunning graphics and magical music that will fill you with wonder. Featuring an exciting new type of puzzle game play and a humorous, light hearted storyline sure to make you smile, A Fairy Tale is an unforgettable journey of enchantment!

» Game Screenshots

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» Game Features

• A Unique New Type Of Puzzle Game!
• Collect Story Pages In Your Own Fairy Tale Book!
• Unlockable Extra 'Master Quest'!
• Humorous Light Hearted Storyline!

» Game Reviews

• “This is a great game. Lots of color, action and dimension. Unfortunately a couple of levels into the game a timer gets added. The game would really be cool without the timer.” – bluto1999
• “This game had all the makings of greatness. Good graphics, good sound, and a cute story. Sadly, all of that gets defeated when the timer gets introduced. When will Reflexive learn that in a game like this, all you have to do is have 2 game modes: relaxed AND timed...then you please everyone. I would have bought this game if I didn't have to "beat the clock" to stay alive! How dis-appointing.” – Sandi2006
• “I thought this game was awesome at first bot real exciting but then i realized it had allot going for it,I got gems bombs life's score and medals!! with in the first 6 levels i had reached the highest possible award but it continues . even with the timer i did great many gold or silver medals. any one into natch games try this one its just a bit different!!” – vixxin

» System Requirements

• OS: Windows XP, Windows Vista
• Memory: 256 MB
• CPU: 1 GHz

» Extra Info

Developer: Reflexive Entertainment
Release Date: 2009-03-20
Tags: board, mahjong, puzzle

Did you know that…
Originally, stories we would now call fairy tales were merely a kind of tale, not marked out as a separate genre. The German term "Märchen" means, literally, "tale" rather than any specific type. The genre itself was first marked out by writers of the Renaissance, who began to define a genre of tales, and became stabilized through the works of many writers, becoming an unquestioned genre in the works of the Brothers Grimm. In this evolution, the name was coined when the précieuses took up writing literary stories; Madame d'Aulnoy invented the term fairy tale.

Misspellings: afairytale fary feiry fairi

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