Brain Games: Hidden Objects Collection

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1. critters says:

   April 17, 2010 at 9:44 pm

   These aren’t the best hidden object sports meeting (HOGs) I’ve ever seen. By title:

   “Tahiti” isn’t what I’d consider a “honest” game. For instance, out of 3 visible, similar objects, only one, usually the most invisible one, is tagged to be selected. Some items are much too invisible, and, in one particular scene, the searcher must search a “wallful” of small drawers without any suggestion from the game, except for using a hint. This matters because the game punishes you for incorrect clicks by having the cursor spin around and ignore you for a cycle of time. Even if you figure out that you need to search the drawers, doing so earns a lot of headaches.

   “Unicorn” has a nice tale, but I found the items to be too small to be a fun game. Hints are slow coming (you catch fairies), and none are free. The game moves too at a snail’s pace, by and large, for my tastes.

   Of them all, “Paige” really grew on me. The look is appealing and reminds me of the kids’ “I Spy” sports meeting; furthermore, the tagging is accurate and, as far as I can tell, complete. If you could see a screenshot of the jam-packed “drawers,” you’d know how remarkable this is! Hints are free, although they take a small time to recharge. If you’re artsy, you can have a excellent time further decorating the task pages for bonus stars. This one was, by far, my favorite of the three. It also contains a VERY useful in-game magnifier.

   All are open captioned and suitable for the hearing impaired.
   Rating: 3 / 5