Spaced out is a very simple Hidden Object Game where the listed items float by you amid a myriad of other items. There are no mini-games or other adventures to solve. After you complete a set of five screens, you can repeat the process.

Sunken Treasures is a very simple Hidden Object Game, with an underwater background, where the listed items float by you amid a myriad of other items. There are no mini-games or other adventures to solve. After you complete a set of five screens, you can repeat the process.

This Hidden Object Game uses famous paintings as the background window. As the items are removed, the art work eventually resembles the original. Besides regular HOG, the individual screens have silhouettes, pairs and pick out the differences as their goal. With the money earned through the playing each window, you can become an interior decorator and furnish a room with various items. The only drawback to the game is that each screen has to be loaded in every time. We have to wait around for the screen to load.

This HOG has it all. There is a good (scary) storyline. As well as numerous objects to pick up on the way, you will have to solve interesting puzzles. Additionally, there are a lot of extras to pick up and trophies to achieve.

This is an excellent game for the very young player just learning how to play games on the computer. The story line is quite amusing and the cartoon graphics wil keep them entertained and occupied.

We have played many Hidden Object Games over the years, but we have not found one as complex as A Plot Story. Rather than having just a list of items to find, this game presents a pile of items of which there is either two or three of each. Many are hidden iunder others and are not easy to see. This makes the game hard enough to start with, but then it adds in the suspense of a clock. Things get very tense as the time starts to run out. Great edge of your seat fun.

Plays just like the board game. The game play is much quicker as the computer automates all the action. Battles are quickly decided as the dice throws are internally controlled. My only regret with playing Risk on the computer is the lack of seeing the dice thorw. I miss the thrill of each throw.

This is a classic hidden object game. There are a few mini-games to play along the way, but for the most part, you are trying to find cleverly camouflaged items. The list given per page is often cryptic in that you need to figure out what to find. The name of the item is concealed in a short clue. This game has provided us with hours of game play.

Bejewelled 3 is not a basic match three game. It offers four types of play which means it is good for whatever level of experience you have. For the novice, the Zen game has no time limits. You just keep racking up the points. The Classic is as you would expect. For the more expereinced player there is the Lightning round, a tough time limit game, and the Quest level in which you need to complete certain tasks to move on. No matter what level of match three play you are at, Bejewelled 3 will keep you engrossed.

Monopoly is just like the board game only it plays much faster. All transactions are quickly handled by the computer. Money exchanges, purchases, fines, etc. are automatically completed for you. You can play by yourself against the computer or with four players. The game play is intuitive. All the rules and fucntions are easy to find. If you like the board game, you will like this computer version.