I got this game in a bundle of PopCap Games sold for $10, so the amount I paid for it was less than $1. Coming from that background, it's probably worth the price. It's your standard Hidden Object game, but without a large variety of locations, so you end up revisiting the same handful of spots over and over. Unlike some other HO games, this one doesn't remember previous changes made to a location, which isn't annoying but does speak to the level of detail or gameplay that the developers put into it. The scenes are often more cluttered than compelling.

The puzzles between locations are easy, but sometimes annoying - not another puzzle where you have to rotate pieces to match an image!

But hey, for less than $1, I've gotten my money's worth.

Lags so badly I lost interest after 2 minutes...Mac exceeds all requirements. Luckily just demo so money wasted

Well thought out Developers design in this more of a "traditional" solitaire card game with beautiful graphics and a vintage look. Nice combination of "Skill" and "Chance" playing this game. I love the "used" appearance of the seemingly "well-often-played" cards, there are nice table top displays with tea and cookies, flowers and much like one might set up their own real table. Although would be so much better if the colours were brighter.

Wonderful classical music and sound effects such as a crackling fire or a babbling brook with the "Option" to turn off the music.

Would be so nice if there is a custom cursor to complete the look, that would complete the feeling and look so much better.

I give this game 5 stars as I come back and play it again, not necessarily every day or week, but I keep this game in my favourites and do play it often.

The graphics are nothing like those shown (downloaded demo) and the cursor is doubled and slightly apart which makes trying to play the game a non-starter...one is the game cursor and one the system cursor...

The hints were terrible in this game. I would not recommend it to someone wanting to spend a few liesure hours doing a hidden object game and relying on hints to get to guide them if they get lost.

This game doesn't offer anything you couldn't get from an online point-and-click game without paying $5. In fact, it offers less — I've played online point-and-click games that are far more fun, challenging, and interesting. The only thing this offers that many online point-and-clicks don't is a 3-dimensional setting, and that's not exactly a huge selling point in a genre where aesthetics is at *best* a secondary focus.

I also recall having trouble with the opening screen, where I found I could not type certain letters. I believe I also saw some things that were in French. That strikes me as rather sloppy.

Lastly, I discovered that the help system is awful. I used the feature on a puzzle that I couldn't figure out for the life of me. Firstly, there was no option for a mere hint or nudge — I could either do the puzzle myself or have the game do it for me. That's bad enough, but worse, after I used it, I could not go back to that room now that it was solved, so I couldn't even see what the solution was!

Some of the puzzles were good, but I don't even remember them anymore. I found this game very forgettable. Upon finishing it, I had no interest in buying the rest of the series, because why would I pay money for more of this when it doesn't even compare favourably to its free counterparts?

Save your money and go play something that's at least imaginative and intriguing, like Submachine — or if you insist on parting with your money, try Inbetween Land.

There is only one this that keeps this from being a 5 star game. To me, the learning curve is WAY too big! It's a very complex game and I spent four hours watching YouTube video trying to understand it because the tutorials in the game, suck. With all that said. If you give this game a chance, it's really fun.