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Welcome to Huntington, a charming little town where if you look close enough, your dreams will come true. Help Huntington's shop owners find more than 1,200 unique, and cleverly hidden, items for their customers and earn enough cash to open a shop of your own! Featuring two great ways to play, an innovative hint feature, endless re-playability and more, this eye-popping challenge from the creators of the Super Collapse! series will bend your brain and dazzle your eyes. Find your way to fun at the Little Shop of Treasures today!

Features

• Unlimited Play
• Two Game Modes: Standard and Blitz
• Over 1,200 Unique Items to Find
• 12 Intricately Detailed Scenes
• Innovative Hint Feature

Shopper Reviews

1. 

   Just all around a great game

   by Jan Smith, USA - Jul 12th 2007

   This game is fun, challenging and never gets boring. Yes, there are objects to find in every level, but they change, and the beautiful graphics, the ambient sounds and the music are relaxing and take you away from life's everyday worries for a few hours. Plus, once you complete the levels, you can play the Blitz mode forever, improving on your score again and again. As far as hidden object games go, this rates tops!

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2. 

   My Review

   by John Hunter, England - May 26th 2007

   This is a very nice game to look at. The graphics are good, colourful and bright. The problem is with the gameplay. Basically the game is just way too repetitive. Each level is essentially the same, just in a different location and it doesn't get any harder. You have the same time limit - 5 minutes - and have to find the same amount of objects - 15 - at both the beginning and end of the game.
   
   Difficulty settings would have been good, decreased time limits as you progress, more objects to find per level the further you get into the game, thinks like this would all have enhanced the gameplay and stopped it from being quite dull.
   
   And what exactly is the benefit of getting a gold star? You can progress to the next level by finding only 10 of the 15 items on a level, and there doesn't seem to be any advantage I can make out to getting all 15 and a gold star, other than the satisfaction of knowing you'd found everything.
   
   So to sum up, a nice, if ultimately, boring game. Good to while away a couple of hours, but there are better games on this site (Kudos, for example) for the same money.

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