Pastime game, hidden object, puzzle, travel.

Welcome to the fourth chapter of travels in beautiful Europe.
Also in this adventure our beautiful family with 2 children will spend their vacation in Europe, visit different cities and show us their beautiful photos.
There are 30 different places in 15 European countries, we can see museums, restaurants, beaches, shops, squares, and parks.

In addition to collecting the many objects, we have to sharpen our eyes because in each location there is a hidden "Raccon" and a stamp with figures from Europe, collect them all because they will be collected in an album to browse.
Each screen is replayable, in fact they will be marked with 3 stars of different colors to understand what is missing ...
1 Red Star = Location finished.
2 Blue Star = Found all Items
3 Yellow Star = Completed all objectives.

Every 2 places you visit, there will be mini-games, they are all different, easy to complete, they just require a little effort, I advise you not to skip them because they are fun and stimulating for the mind.
There is no shortage of collectibles, we have a room to fill, we have to collect souvenirs that will be put in order on the shelves on display, every now and then we go and see what we have found as a souvenir of the trip.
The music is appropriate and pleasant to listen to.

When we have finished all the levels we can access the bonus chapters, in the CE Content we find:
8 Bonus Levels, Postage prints, Wallpapers, 8 Bonus Puzzles, 12 Minigames, Souvenirs, Music player.

The advice is relaxing to play there is no timed mode so you can calmly search for objects and the collectibles found will be automatically saved if you don't finish the level.
It is certainly very educational because you can get to know and discover wonderful places in Europe from the comfort of your home and having fun, so what are you waiting for? prepare your virtual suitcase and let's go!!!!

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Holidays.
That´s something we all like and need.
But sometimes we must stay at home like in the Pandemic Times.
We were sitting at home and dreaming of travelling and seeing wonderfull places.
For that we also have Games.
Games like this.

Welcome to BIG ADVENTURE: TRIP TO EUROPE 4!

Of course, a real Travel is always better then a virtual, but that doesn´t mean virtuals are bad.
Let us shorten the Name first from BIG ADVENTURE: TRIP TO EUROPE 4 to BA:TTE4. ^^
So let us have look at BA:TTE4.

Simple and short.
Family on Holiday in Europe.
And you accompany them.
BA:TTE4 is a pure Hidden Object Game (HOG).
On your Journey through Europe you have to find things to finish a Level.
Well, that sounds like a typical HOG doesn´t it?
It is not.

https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=2989826985

BA:TTE4 goes one Step further.
It is more varied.
While you search for the typical Hidden Objects you also have secondary Ones.
In each Level is also a Raccon and a Stamp.
There are also special Objects shown as a Shadows as a Bonus.
And finally sometimes Levels have 2 Parts.
You see, there is much to find.
Oh that is not everything.
Between the HOG Levels are different Minigames to double the Fun.

https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=2989826691

The Graphics and Sounds are very nice done.
I love the coloured Levels and have very much fun with them.
There was no Problem for me to find everything, needed no Help button. Good Job.
Like in the other BA:TTE Games the European Locations were well arranged.
Also one of my favourit Places is in the Game.
The "Tiergarten Schönbrunn" in Austria.
I have had once a Penguin Adoption, thats why i love this place so much.

https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=2989826354

A big Thanks to the Devs for inviting me to this Journey.
This Game is for everyone who likes a chilling and casual timeout from Stress.
Play and enjoy.

Thank you for reading.

Bog standard Hidden Object Game, it's ok. No story. In game achievements only - each scene has a raccoon and a stamp to find and also each scene has three objects to find to which you are shown a silhouette. Some (or all?) scenes have a souvenir to find - a page shows you which souvenirs you do and don't (silhouette) have. It's easy to go back to scenes later to find anything you missed.

A pretty standard hidden object game with a couple of extra puzzles sprinkled in.

Either you're into hidden object games, or you aren't. This does what it's supposed to do and plays pretty much like the last three Trip to Europe games. Each scene is of a travel destination and you click on objects to tick off a list just like any other hidden object game.
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Product received free as curator.

Disclaimer: Got this game for free as a Curator.

As you can check on the video and images, Big Adventure: Trip to Europe 4 - Collector's Edition is a Hidden object game but it also has a few complex and creative puzzle levels in between the HOG levels.

Initially I didn't hope for much when I installed the game, some of the photo montages look a bit cheap, but the "magazine cutouts" style grew on me after a while. The levels seem to have lots of traditional objects from the represented countries, but on the level about my home country (Portugal) I didn't see the most common ones.

The level's required objects seem to vary if you restart a level, so there is some repeatability. The game seems to be targeted at very casual players, because there isn't any extra challenge like finding all object below a certain time limit or punishing the player for wrong clicks.

Overall, it's an interesting game for people that like HOG games, but I think the price is too high for the quality of the content. Still, I can recommend it if you like the look of the graphics and if you can get it on sale with a 50% or higher discount.

HOG + mini puzzles + 30 levels = A decent casual experience with interesting theme. The game is between easy to middle difficulty. There is also a hint button in case you get stuck.

https://youtu.be/sy4aJ6Zu7ps

Returning back to Europe for a fourth adventure of theft and cultural appropriation is a sure sign of excess wealth that is at this point embarrassing.