A pure hidden objects game with Alice in Wonderland theme which makes it a perfect family-friendly choice! There are bits and pieces of the story between the stages but not all the events are connected. The game has two parts, first one with 14 stages which when beaten will unlock the second part with 12 which I enjoyed the most.
https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=1422261347

I liked some of the artwork, although the items you pick up and try to find are stock images, however, they stick to Alice in Wonderland theme. The music is not bad, actually, one of them I recognized since it is from youtube free music library which my cat loves to listen to.
https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=1422264500

The collectibles addition is really nice, I didn't mind playing the stages twice or more to get them, it made the game repayable, although I was able to get all the achievements in two hours. The last stage contains a puzzle with a cute image, it is the only puzzle this game gives, the rest are all hidden object scenes with the ability to scroll 360° and zoom in and out to find the objects.
https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=1422263987

Pros:
+Good soundtracks but some of them are repeats from the previous games.
+OK graphics with Alice in Wonderland theme.
+Nice looking main menu and stage select menu.
+Family friendly can play it with your kids.
+360-degree panoramas stages.
+Collectibles.
+Steam achievements

Cons:
-No steam cards.
-No voice overs.
-Short game.

I recommend this game to people who enjoy casual and games which focused on hidden objects scenes only.

𝐹𝑜𝑟 𝑚𝑜𝑟𝑒 𝑟𝑒𝑣𝑖𝑒𝑤𝑠 𝑐𝘩𝑒𝑐𝑘 𝑚𝑦 𝑐𝑢𝑟𝑎𝑡𝑜𝑟 𝑝𝑎𝑔𝑒 𝐹𝑒𝑒𝑛𝑎'𝑠 𝐶𝘩𝑜𝑖𝑐𝑒

Alice's Adventures. Hidden Object (HOG)
Game provided for Curator review

Another offering from Crisp App Studios, and while still low-quality, they ARE improving. There were no mis-labeled items, and the story snippets were taken straight from from Lewis Carroll's books, so there were zero errors in grammar or in English.

The hidden object scenes give you a full 360-degree view to the left and right, and they've added a 3D effect by making multiple layers to the scenes that move at different speeds.

HINTS are the same as in the last game, Sherlock Holmes: Trap for the Hunter, where you have a hint button that can be reused after 30 seconds, and a "camera hint", which will show you the outline of the item you're trying to find.

Levels consist of traditional find-items-by-list scenes, but there are also a few other types scattered through the game to keep things interesting, such as find-by-outline and matching pairs (NO spot-the-differences this time.)

The intro music and the early levels of Part I are absolutely dreadful, but become much nicer as you play through the game.

The story consists of snippets from Lewis Carroll's books, and are not really tied together in any way - not even by the graphics.

There are two parts to the game. Part I has 14 levels, and Part II has 12 levels. There's definitely a difference of quality between the two parts, with the second one being more enjoyable to me. Every level will need to be played at least twice to find all of the objects, and in Part II, you'll need to play a few levels three times in order to find all of the collectibles (see below).

Collectibles are scattered across the levels, and although there's no indication of where to find them in Part I, Part II shows you how many you'll need to find on the level-selection scene. Speaking of level-selections, you'll see that there are 3 gray stars at the top of each scene to play. These are you scoring indicator. The better you score, the more stars you'll earn.

Scoring is easy - the more item-finding you chain together, the higher you'll score, and finding them quickly-in-succession will net you even more points.

There are seven ACHIEVEMENTS, and they are not hard to obtain, as long as you don't mind playing levels more than once. On the plus side, we once again have LEADERBOARDS for the fastest players, which makes re-playing more fun.

Overall, this is another fun little hidden object game by Crisp App, and one that I will recommend to no-frills HOG-enthusiasts and those who like the challenge of the Leaderboard system.

Estimated reading time: 2 minutes, 19 seconds

Alice's Adventures. Hidden Object follows closely the style of the other HOGs developed by Crisp App Studio, although its quality is lower compared to their other titles.

The game presents itself as a succession of hidden object scenes, with a panel of text in between them: excerpts from Lewis Carrol's novel, Alice in Wonderland. These fragments are nice to read, but put together don't form a full story; there's no beginning and no end, just random pieces of the events featured in the novel. And, as in Crisp App Studio's other HOGs, there is no adventure / point and clicking component to the gameplay, which resumes itself to solving one after another several levels of hidden object scenes.

In terms of level design, the novelty consists in having 360° panoramas of the hidden object scenes. In addition to that, there are multiple layers of background that move irrespective of each other. A good idea at its core, but terribly implemented in this game: some of the objects are covered by the top-most background layer and the only way to have a glimpse of them is to pan the camera to the left or right, hoping that some corner of the item will be visible. But even more annoying than that is the positioning and coloring of the items: some are shown on top of each other, making almost impossible to distinguish them; others have altered colors, making them unrecognizable from the background; and from others, only a tiny corner is visible. On top of that, the items look like they're glued on the screen - they don't blend with the environment at all, it's like someone threw a sack of random items down from a plane and they landed on the scene at random positions. Because of all these reasons, getting through the levels was for me an experience bordering on frustration. It got easier by repeating the same scene several times (since by then I had already learned the location of the items) which is needed if one wants to obtain all the achievements in the game (each level has a target number of objects to be found and a target score, both reachable only by repeating the level and finding the objects as fast as possible, for a higher score).

On a positive note, the levels are nicely themed so that they fit quite well in Alice's story. The rooms are full of antique objects, there are forest levels full of animals and there are also scenes that remind of the courtyard maze in Alice's story.

Overall, the game is a mix of good and bad things, a mix of nice ideas and rushed implementations. For a similar price, I would recommend picking one of their other games and waiting for a discount on Alice's Adventures. Hidden Object.

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A definite "Yes". Beautiful scenes with a selection of pleasing music. Lots of variety, and lots of play in this game.

I like this game. It is fair and is not constantly trying to get money from you like some other hidden object games. I have some brain damage from strokes I had after open heart surgery and I think games like this help me get better. One warning though, after playing this you may see gryphons, mushrooms, squids and chess pieces everywhere. :) LOL have fun!

A nice, old style HO game. It cuts down to the chase, focusing on the HO scenes, and with short, unillustrated highlights of Alice`s Adventures and Through the Looking Glass as intros to each scene.
The graphs are ok, the scenes are scrollable and zoomable. The images are nice. Some of the objects are hard to find as they are either quite small, or REALLY hidden.
The game has a double hint system, the Hint button shows the location and takes 30 seconds to refresh; the second option gives you the image of the object you are looking for, can be used as soon as needed as long as you earn times to use it (you gain them by passing the scenes).
There are 2 types of scene, in one you must find the objects listed, in the other you are asked to find a number of or a number of pairs of objects (for example, find 10 seashells).
There is an online score and Steam achievemnts that can be fulfilled in one run.
The music is ok, nothing to write home about, but adequate.
The game is divided into 2 sections, one for each book. I actually liked this. You are free to go from one to the other.
The game has some replay value as there are more goal objects per scene than those feature din one list (if I`m correct, there are 30 HO per scene and each list only features 10 of them), The replay factor increases if you want to get the achievements (although this can be done in one run), or if you want to score higher than other users.

All in all, a not too hard but entertaining HO game. Would recommend if you want a straight to the point HO play. If you are hoping to see artwork on any of the creatures of Alice`s adventures, you will be disappointed though.

I love hidden object games, but this was kind a disappointment.
There are items on the front that move when you move the screen and they are on the way and sometimes hide completely those items what you need to find. Hidden object indeed.
Sometimes it's even impossible to touch the items behind those foreground objects -_-
Other than that, game is pretty and cute.
Music is also lovely~♥
I'm kinda 50/50 with do I recommend this, but I think I will go to plus side.
Buy it on the sale.

Cute story. But really short, I was done in 71 min. Not really worth the cost.

A pleasant, relaxing and cozy hidden object game!

* Before each level it shows a text from "Alice in Wonderland".
* Lots of levels with replay value, as each time the items change.

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Alice’s Adventures: Hidden Objects:
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Embark upon a journey into the wonderful, magical world of Alice. This time around, it will be all about searching the environment to find cleverly hidden objects, in Alice’s Adventures: Hidden Objects.

Alice’s Adventure: Hidden Objects was developed and published by Crisp App Studio, who specialize in this genre of games.

The game is divided into two parts: the first part has 14 levels while part two has 12 levels to complete. All the levels are made with a 360 degree panoramic view, which is very cool. You must win each of the stages to unlock the next. In this game, you’ll have to either find pairs of objects, or find items that match the written word or image from the bar at the bottom of the screen. Do this as fast as possible. As with all Hidden Objects games, you’ll have to scan the environment carefully and memorise the positions of all the objects.

There is a hint button which will show you where a specific item is placed within the surrounds. Personally, I use this function on the last object that I have to find, but only if I can’t pinpoint it. The reason I tend to do it this way is because each time you use the button, it will be 30 seconds before you can n re-use it. The other button is a camera lance; you can use this function if you are not sure what a word/label means. So, by clicking on the lance and on the word that you’re unsure of, an image will appear on your screen to show what the object is.

As you complete each level, you’ll be able to see where you stand on the current leaderboard, which is always fun - I even managed to grab the first position in one of the puzzles, which is unheard for me!
In between each stage, you’ll have a bit of a storyline. As I have neither seen the movie nor read the book, I can’t really tell you whether or not these lines are accurate. In my case, I thought it was a nice touch creating a further variation to the game.

The second part was far better than the first, as you have to redo the each of the scenes three times to unlock the next level, and you’ll be rewarded with collectables.

It will take you around 2 hours to finish the game, which is in my opinion a tad too short.

Graphically, most of the scenes are well done, and the items can be difficult to find. The soundtrack is very good and suits the game superbly. In terms of the controls, you use your mouse, and it works fine. I did encounter a minor bug in part one, which occurred during the transition from the story (text) screen and the next level. Usually, you can take your time to read the text and tap on your mouse button to continue. Unfortunately, this was not the case for me; the text disappeared within a few seconds whether or not I tapped to continue. Strangely, it didn’t happen in part two.

Positive:
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+ Nice 360 panoramic levels
+ 26 levels to complete (12 of them as to be done three times in part two)
+ Great soundtrack
+ Achievements

Negatives:
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- A tad too short
- No trading cards as yet

A casual and fun Hidden Objects based on the Alice in Wonderland fairy tale.

6/10

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