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- Average Rating:4.2
- Helpful Votes:340
- Reviews Submitted:342
- First Review:December 11, 2017
- Most Recent Review:March 21, 2025
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Track criminals across the globe in this Hidden Object whodunit! With tons of different outcomes, there’s always a case to crack!
Overall rating
4
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5
2 of 3 found this review helpful
Objects very well blended, perhaps too well blended.
PostedJuly 19, 2018
Suelovesgames
fromBlackpool, England
Skill Level:Intermediate
Favorite Genre(s):Hidden Object, Match 3, Time Management
Fun Factor
4
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5
Visual/Sound Quality
4
/
5
Level of Challenge
4
/
5
Storyline
3
/
5
I found the objects difficult to find in this game, a little bit too well blended. Sometimes though, even with a hint, it is difficult to find the object. Also the hint seems to take forever to charge up. I resorted to doing a lot of random clicking, which actually seemed to get the job done in the end. It's saving grace is in the ambient sound effects and graphics, which are a bit old school but still good, with little animation gems, which along with weather and other environmental elements, make the HOS feel very alive and atmospheric. That, along with the evocative character graphics make it worthwhile. The game play is good too, cluedo-esque but a little repetitive.You also get access to bonus gameplay by collecting at least 50 police badges, which are hidden throughout all scenes. This opens up the detective school, which to my shame, I haven't even looked at yet. Some reviewer I am.
Unique clients have unique demands. Score rare luxuries for your demanding clientele in this Hidden Object game!
Overall rating
4
/
5
Challenging, enjoyable but not relaxing
PostedJuly 19, 2018
Suelovesgames
fromBlackpool, England
Skill Level:Intermediate
Favorite Genre(s):Hidden Object, Match 3, Time Management
Fun Factor
3
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5
Visual/Sound Quality
3
/
5
Level of Challenge
4
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5
Storyline
4
/
5
In 'Jetsetter' you play a P.A to the stars and you'll recognise most, if not all of the celebrities you work for, as they are based on real ones. They've just changed the names.
There is definately no such thing as unlimited hints in this game. You have to earn money to buy hints and you earn money by finding objects.
You go to a shop to buy the hints but it's not called a shop or a store. You have to click on the 'Take A Vacation' menu. That will take you to 'Casino Gateway' which is where the shop is located also. I didn't go to the casino, I just bought hints.
My fav hints to buy were the £300, the £400 and the £700, the rest were pretty useless. Also, in my opinion, the casino's in these games are a complete waste of time and money. Why risk losing hard earned cash, when you can earn well enough in the HOS with just a modicum of strategy?
The technique I found most useful for earning money was to find 2 or 3 items on the list, that are located in the same area.. Note their positions in advance and then click them very quickly one after the other. The speed bonus is the key to this game or rather the key to getting hints. I found 2 or 3 in quick succession was manageable but the more the better.
I found it challenging and enjoyable but I wouldn't say it was relaxing. It might get a tad less stressful as you progress and build up a small stash of hints but it is a tactical game and you can't really rest on your laurels too much. That's the best thing about it really, you work hard for your hints.
There is a time limit as well, to add to the stress but it's quite a long time limit, so it shouldn't be too much of a problem. I never ran out of time.
You search for the same types of object in every scene and there's not much variation but it was fun to recognise the celebrities.
There is definately no such thing as unlimited hints in this game. You have to earn money to buy hints and you earn money by finding objects.
You go to a shop to buy the hints but it's not called a shop or a store. You have to click on the 'Take A Vacation' menu. That will take you to 'Casino Gateway' which is where the shop is located also. I didn't go to the casino, I just bought hints.
My fav hints to buy were the £300, the £400 and the £700, the rest were pretty useless. Also, in my opinion, the casino's in these games are a complete waste of time and money. Why risk losing hard earned cash, when you can earn well enough in the HOS with just a modicum of strategy?
The technique I found most useful for earning money was to find 2 or 3 items on the list, that are located in the same area.. Note their positions in advance and then click them very quickly one after the other. The speed bonus is the key to this game or rather the key to getting hints. I found 2 or 3 in quick succession was manageable but the more the better.
I found it challenging and enjoyable but I wouldn't say it was relaxing. It might get a tad less stressful as you progress and build up a small stash of hints but it is a tactical game and you can't really rest on your laurels too much. That's the best thing about it really, you work hard for your hints.
There is a time limit as well, to add to the stress but it's quite a long time limit, so it shouldn't be too much of a problem. I never ran out of time.
You search for the same types of object in every scene and there's not much variation but it was fun to recognise the celebrities.
Travel from the deepest trenches of the Atlantic Ocean to the awe-inspiring wonders of Mars as you solve the greatest archeological puzzle known to man: the origin of Atlantis.
Overall rating
5
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5
Best HOG Ever
PostedJuly 9, 2018
Suelovesgames
fromBlackpool, England
Skill Level:Intermediate
Favorite Genre(s):Hidden Object, Match 3, Time Management
Current Favorite:
Mishap 2: An Intentional Haunting
(19)Fun Factor
5
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5
Visual/Sound Quality
5
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5
Level of Challenge
4
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5
Storyline
4
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5
This is one of the best HOG's I've ever played. Sometimes, it felt like I was playing one of the more expensive, epic and popular first person shooter games out there. It's got everything. Lush graphics, atmospheric sound effects and voice overs, riveting and well executed cinematics and cut scenes. Good storyline, strong believable characters and good game play. Good user interface. It's not too short and not too long and there's a satisfying, rewarding ending.
I think if Goldilocks was at the three bears house, she would think this particular game was just right.
I think if Goldilocks was at the three bears house, she would think this particular game was just right.
I recommend this game!
Seven gnomes wait in silence, holding a secret. Take up the hunt if you dare, and find the path to the Chamber of Fortune.
Overall rating
4
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5
2 of 2 found this review helpful
Atmospheric and a little glitchy
PostedJuly 9, 2018
Suelovesgames
fromBlackpool, England
Skill Level:Intermediate
Favorite Genre(s):Hidden Object, Puzzle, Time Management
Fun Factor
5
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5
Visual/Sound Quality
4
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5
Level of Challenge
3
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5
Storyline
3
/
5
Very atmospheric. Relaxing and fun with decent game play and lashings of hidden object scenes, a real bonus if you like lots of no nonsense HOS. Very good voice overs and sound effects. I enjoyed finding the morphing objects. I loved the beginning cinematics/story.premise but felt it didn't follow through to a satisfying conclusion. Felt like I was left hanging. It ended abruptly, suddenly.
The hint was slow charging and the skip button on puzzles took ages to charge. Discovered some glitches at the end of the game. I couldn't skip puzzles, the skip button wouldn't work, so horror of horrors, I had to enlist the help of my husband who is good at puzzles and he did the last few puzzles for me. So be warned, if puzzles aint your thing, you may find that you can't skip them towards the end of the game but it'll probably be no great loss, because the ending promises so much but delivers little. I still really liked it though. Quirky, unusual, old school-ish, but not too old to make it dated, yet it did become mysteriously clunky and glitchy at the end. Maybe it was the gnomes.
The hint was slow charging and the skip button on puzzles took ages to charge. Discovered some glitches at the end of the game. I couldn't skip puzzles, the skip button wouldn't work, so horror of horrors, I had to enlist the help of my husband who is good at puzzles and he did the last few puzzles for me. So be warned, if puzzles aint your thing, you may find that you can't skip them towards the end of the game but it'll probably be no great loss, because the ending promises so much but delivers little. I still really liked it though. Quirky, unusual, old school-ish, but not too old to make it dated, yet it did become mysteriously clunky and glitchy at the end. Maybe it was the gnomes.
I recommend this game!
Help Joe and Tom repair an old barn and prepare for the harsh winter in Barn Yarn, a unique mix of Hidden Object and simulation!
Overall rating
4
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5
1 of 1 found this review helpful
Not very exciting, but nice and cosy
PostedJuly 9, 2018
Suelovesgames
fromBlackpool, England
Skill Level:Intermediate
Favorite Genre(s):Hidden Object, Match 3, Time Management
Fun Factor
4
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5
Visual/Sound Quality
5
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5
Level of Challenge
3
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5
Storyline
3
/
5
A straight forward HOG from the same people who brought you Farmscapes and Gardenscapes. It has luscious graphics and good sound effects. The hidden bonus items, like the magnet and the light bulb help you find objects. They are very cleverly hidden in each scene and are really fun to find, sometimes impossible to find, but that makes it challenging in itself.
The objects themselves can be quite well hidden but there are hints in the form of two butterflies in every scene, plus several gold coins to add to the cash you make in the yard sales, which in turn, help furnish and decorate the barn.
I like the fact that the difficulty level increases as you play but you also make more money for your barn. It does have its exciting, fun moments. I wouldn't say it was too relaxing as the customers are quite demanding but it's mostly warm and cosy and has a level of replayability.
The objects themselves can be quite well hidden but there are hints in the form of two butterflies in every scene, plus several gold coins to add to the cash you make in the yard sales, which in turn, help furnish and decorate the barn.
I like the fact that the difficulty level increases as you play but you also make more money for your barn. It does have its exciting, fun moments. I wouldn't say it was too relaxing as the customers are quite demanding but it's mostly warm and cosy and has a level of replayability.
I recommend this game!
Customize your hero and increase your prowess by dueling monsters over a magic Match 3 board.
Overall rating
4
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5
3 of 3 found this review helpful
Attack of the Cute Tomatoes
PostedJuly 9, 2018
Suelovesgames
fromBlackpool
Skill Level:Intermediate
Favorite Genre(s):Hidden Object, Match 3, Time Management
Fun Factor
4
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5
Visual/Sound Quality
4
/
5
Level of Challenge
3
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5
Storyline
3
/
5
A Match 3 game with a difference. It's Match 3 with combat added, which makes it quite unique. You play a girl battling all kids of creatures. Some of them are cute, funny and often times downright bizzarre, but very rarely scary.
It's got 8 Levels to it, or rather chapters. At the end of each level, you will fight a boss monster.
Once you get into the castle, the boss monster is a little more difficult to defeat than all the other boss monsters, but it's perfectly do-able. The actual last boss monster before the end of the game was quite easy to defeat, so I felt that they did that the wrong way round.
Anyway, it's a tactical game and you have to think one step
ahead before making your move, otherwise you will give your opponent the upper hand and a chance to attack.
Good thing is, there is no time restriction. You can take as much time as you want to make your move. Always a good idea to find a four-in-a-row first, then you get a free move afterwards(or rather 2 moves for the price of 1)
You get a chance to shop and buy limited equipment, basic armour and weapons. Mostly strong armour to defend against the many creatures you battle.
I found that by Chapter 6 or so, you've bought everything in the shop, all the best armour and weapons. There's not a lot in the shop but it's still fun to buy stuff. There's no blood and guts shown in this game and when you or your opponents die, it's very subtle, like you fall asleep or something.
I feel it had a great deal of potential to be a great game. More variety in the equipment/shop department would have been welcome and made the game more exciting. Also, you can only play one class, with one character and one gender. So quite limited and very little in the way of re-playability. Enjoyed it nethertheless though. Fun game.
It's got 8 Levels to it, or rather chapters. At the end of each level, you will fight a boss monster.
Once you get into the castle, the boss monster is a little more difficult to defeat than all the other boss monsters, but it's perfectly do-able. The actual last boss monster before the end of the game was quite easy to defeat, so I felt that they did that the wrong way round.
Anyway, it's a tactical game and you have to think one step
ahead before making your move, otherwise you will give your opponent the upper hand and a chance to attack.
Good thing is, there is no time restriction. You can take as much time as you want to make your move. Always a good idea to find a four-in-a-row first, then you get a free move afterwards(or rather 2 moves for the price of 1)
You get a chance to shop and buy limited equipment, basic armour and weapons. Mostly strong armour to defend against the many creatures you battle.
I found that by Chapter 6 or so, you've bought everything in the shop, all the best armour and weapons. There's not a lot in the shop but it's still fun to buy stuff. There's no blood and guts shown in this game and when you or your opponents die, it's very subtle, like you fall asleep or something.
I feel it had a great deal of potential to be a great game. More variety in the equipment/shop department would have been welcome and made the game more exciting. Also, you can only play one class, with one character and one gender. So quite limited and very little in the way of re-playability. Enjoyed it nethertheless though. Fun game.
I recommend this game!
Help Sophia make her dream of starting a successful pizza restaurant come true in this match 3 adventure.
Overall rating
4
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5
4 of 5 found this review helpful
Perserverance Is Required With This One
PostedJune 27, 2018
Suelovesgames
Skill Level:Intermediate
Favorite Genre(s):Hidden Object, Match 3, Time Management
Fun Factor
4
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5
Visual/Sound Quality
4
/
5
Level of Challenge
4
/
5
Storyline
3
/
5
I like this much more than a lot of the new Match 3 that are out there. It was relaxing and fun, yet exciting and quite challenging at times. Learning where everything is and how to get bonuses and how to shop and stuff like that, took a long time, as did getting ALL the trophies and all the equipment and furnishings for the pizza shop. I didn't get all the upgrades and trophes until Level 161. Yes, you read right. Level 161. And then I stopped playing but I could have carried on if I'd wanted to.
I played this with a seasoned gamer (my husband). If it wasn't for him, I wouldn't have got all the trophies and equipment. I tend to buy the Match 3 games for him, or for us to play together. Even he thought that some aspects were a bit confusing. We didn't even know we could shop for bonuses until about Level 50 or something. You can only shop for bonuses in game, while you're playing the level, as that's when you run up the cash for the bonuses.
There are easy puzzles in between levels that you can skip and there's a time management element in there too. Customers come in while you play and you have to make them up a pizza by getting all the ingredients. It does get stressful and sometimes it seems impossible to fill the order. You just have to ignore them in those circumstances. I like the way the customers are always so polite and laid back even when you don't fill their order. They are usually so rude and bad tempered in other time management games.
The food graphics will probably make you hungry, so best to play after a good meal.
I played this with a seasoned gamer (my husband). If it wasn't for him, I wouldn't have got all the trophies and equipment. I tend to buy the Match 3 games for him, or for us to play together. Even he thought that some aspects were a bit confusing. We didn't even know we could shop for bonuses until about Level 50 or something. You can only shop for bonuses in game, while you're playing the level, as that's when you run up the cash for the bonuses.
There are easy puzzles in between levels that you can skip and there's a time management element in there too. Customers come in while you play and you have to make them up a pizza by getting all the ingredients. It does get stressful and sometimes it seems impossible to fill the order. You just have to ignore them in those circumstances. I like the way the customers are always so polite and laid back even when you don't fill their order. They are usually so rude and bad tempered in other time management games.
The food graphics will probably make you hungry, so best to play after a good meal.
I recommend this game!
After Alice's car careens into a river, she wakes to find herself in a strange world. To escape, Alice will have to overcome her fears.
Overall rating
3
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5
1 of 1 found this review helpful
Just Fell Short Of Being A Great Game
PostedJune 27, 2018
Suelovesgames
Skill Level:Intermediate
Favorite Genre(s):Hidden Object, Match 3, Time Management
Fun Factor
3
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5
Visual/Sound Quality
4
/
5
Level of Challenge
3
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5
Storyline
3
/
5
The graphics are easy on the eye and the gameplay is solid. It has a creepy, quirky atmosphere without being too dark I liked the occasional thought-provoking dialogue and the voices were good. One of its strong points was the fairly unique premise behind it (for a HOG) the psychological traumas of being trapped in a dead end job, the rat race, the idea that we're all just puppets and slaves to the nine to five. What let it down was the abrupt ending and lack of conclusion. I remember thinking 'Seriously, is that it?' It was one of those double take moments. I thought maybe there was another chapter somewhere and I'd ovelooked it somewhere. It was almost as if the developers had suddenly realised their deadline was coming up within the week and hastily gave it the heave ho. So, it was quite disapponting for that reason and I did think there was another two chapters to go. Felt short as well.
I enjoyed the game overall and will probably replay at some point, but not for a while. Maybe with a second play, now that I'm prepared for the ending, I'll enjoy it more- and it won't be such a shock!
I enjoyed the game overall and will probably replay at some point, but not for a while. Maybe with a second play, now that I'm prepared for the ending, I'll enjoy it more- and it won't be such a shock!
Imagine a sunny day at a cozy Parisian cafe. People are walking around, drinking coffee and laughing. Suddenly a bright flash wipes out all life on Earth!
Overall rating
3
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5
Groundhog Day
PostedMay 31, 2018
Suelovesgames
Skill Level:Intermediate
Favorite Genre(s):Hidden Object, Match 3, Time Management
Fun Factor
3
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5
Visual/Sound Quality
4
/
5
Level of Challenge
3
/
5
Storyline
3
/
5
This game is a combination of timed hidden object game, match 3 and casino. You play the hidden objects scenes again and again, relentlessly. The match 3 has a limit. There are two types of match 3 game, a timed and an untimed.
I really like the untimed match 3 game, it has good graphics and effects.
The problem with the game is, there is no clearly defining ultimate goal. It also doesn't appear to end (just like free to play games).
If you go into this knowing that it doesn't appear to have an ending and that sits well with you, then you may survive. and enjoy it for what it is.
I've been playing it on and off now for six months, am on Level 28, are about a week away from completing the Match 3 (untimed) and wonder what will happen after that, if anything. I was waiting to finish the game before I did a review, but decided that the world might end before that.
A mindless, repetitive and never ending groundhog day.
On the other hand, you can dip in and out when you like, as long as you don't take it too seriously. Iif you are resigned to the idea that you may never complete it, then, there is possible enjoyment to be had. I like the historical figures and the things they say, some inspiring, some funny and you sort of go on this never ending journey with them.
I really like the untimed match 3 game, it has good graphics and effects.
The problem with the game is, there is no clearly defining ultimate goal. It also doesn't appear to end (just like free to play games).
If you go into this knowing that it doesn't appear to have an ending and that sits well with you, then you may survive. and enjoy it for what it is.
I've been playing it on and off now for six months, am on Level 28, are about a week away from completing the Match 3 (untimed) and wonder what will happen after that, if anything. I was waiting to finish the game before I did a review, but decided that the world might end before that.
A mindless, repetitive and never ending groundhog day.
On the other hand, you can dip in and out when you like, as long as you don't take it too seriously. Iif you are resigned to the idea that you may never complete it, then, there is possible enjoyment to be had. I like the historical figures and the things they say, some inspiring, some funny and you sort of go on this never ending journey with them.
I recommend this game!
Beyond the Invisible: Darkness Came is a stunning hidden object adventure game that will challenge even the most seasoned detectives.
Overall rating
3
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5
4 of 5 found this review helpful
Interesting gameplay, quirky feel but awful voices
PostedMay 19, 2018
Suelovesgames
Skill Level:Intermediate
Favorite Genre(s):Hidden Object, Time Management
Fun Factor
3
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5
Visual/Sound Quality
3
/
5
Level of Challenge
4
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5
Storyline
3
/
5
A genre mix of a modern setting with a Middle Earth type theme.
Some irritating sound effects. An alarm goes off for a while, in the first part,which almost made me not buy it. The voices of most of the characters are like nails down a chalkboard. Of course, you can always turn the sound down. It was rather short, or certainly felt like a shorter game than unusual.
On the plus side, I thought there were unique puzzles in the game play. Not as run of the mill as other games, a little unusual and had a quirkiness. It also had you thinking just a little bit outside the box, just a smidgen. Nice graphics too.
Some irritating sound effects. An alarm goes off for a while, in the first part,which almost made me not buy it. The voices of most of the characters are like nails down a chalkboard. Of course, you can always turn the sound down. It was rather short, or certainly felt like a shorter game than unusual.
On the plus side, I thought there were unique puzzles in the game play. Not as run of the mill as other games, a little unusual and had a quirkiness. It also had you thinking just a little bit outside the box, just a smidgen. Nice graphics too.
I recommend this game!