It brings back memories of my childhood. Thanks

l liked this modest little game. I am not a huge straight hog fan but this has very clear items, with lots of silhouette views available to aid in finding, or one can uses a hint obviously!
One can try to beat the average time for each scene (For those keen on scores and obtaining the highest score to challenge oneself) but I just meandered along and found relaxation from mindlessly looking...
After the very minimal story concludes, it looks like there is then unlocked an endless mode...lol I had thought it was over but no, on and on..... For a break, it's ok...

"Finding objects" has never been one of my favorite genres, but there is a special atmosphere in such games. It's soothing and intriguing. It's a great way to train your attention and logical thinking

Going into this game, I immediately fell in love with it. I love looking for items, and here it is also realized in my favorite 20th century! You feel like an inventor and a detective at the same time, there are completely different tasks, which does not let you get bored! Each new location is perceived in a new way and something unusual. A game with great animation and graphics and an insanely cool storyline. I really liked this game, each new level is like a new challenge. And the presence of anomalies creates even more interest in the game in your mind and passing it further and further!

This is the first part of at least two games apparently, though it's not advertised as such. You'll get an hour out of this one at the most. Poor value and a poor game. A 35/100 effort.

The good

Relaxing and cool jazzy music
Graphics and HO objects are well drawn

The bad

Incoherent story, to put it mildly
An hour of game for your money
Minimal replayability
One almost identical HO scene after the other, reused assets galore

This is a particularly undemanding game for lovers of 'hidden objects' puzzles. Although advertised as a game which includes 'other puzzles', there are barely any of these and they are not difficult. All in all I would say it is mainly a game for children, if that isn't too rude to the designers. Luckily it is not expensive, so I don't regret the expense.

Excellent game for learning new words in a foreign language, especially since it's available in 18 different languages. I played through the game in Polish, and due to the possibility of replaying each level an infinite number of times (with slight differences in which words are there each time) I learned a lot of new words through repetition. Beats flash cards anytime.

If you're just looking for a hidden object game though, this is not your best choice. There are countless of other HO games with much more variety in gameplay and more interesting stories. This is literally just hidden object levels (no other types of puzzles) and the plot doesn't make a whole lot of sense.

Ok, this game started right away with no setting or intro page. There was a list when I started it up with a few names on it, mine included which I did NOT enter into anything. I played a few minutes and tried to access a menu to exit. There was none and I had to close the window from my pc bar. Not sure if this company is selling a previously played version or what is up but I got a refund.

This game is way too easy... None of the objects are actually HIDDEN. I wish there was an interactive element to the game... for example clicking to open a suitcase to find one of the items. But alas, all of the items are SO easy to find. This would be a good game for 12 and under maybe... but as a seasoned "Nancy Drewer" who has been conditioned to WORK for her clues this game is too simple.

This was an enjoyable little HOG.

More of an "old school" game compared to the HOG's of today--no fantastical characters or story plots. There is a story line but mostly it's just one HO scene after another. You get a 1, 2 or 3 star rating for each scene based on correctness and time (though you can take all the time you need). I would say fairly difficult to get 3 stars on the first go-round but you can continue to retry until you get it. Each re-try usually has different objects to find in the same scene.

The only cons are that the "rules" by which you are rated and the achievement boxes are a bit ambiguous and I really wish the game had been longer.

But I can definitely see me replaying this game in a few months as a relaxing time passer.