Annie's Millions

You can't help but feel like a million bucks as you play this game. What a great way to spend loads of money without feeling the effects in real life.

Keep your eyes open for interesting objects that come alive in each scenario such as swaying balloons or trees moving in the wind. In some scenes, there will be cars racing by or clouds drifting in the background.

The music was okay but it often became irritating after awhile.
I wasn't all that thrilled with the comic book effect as they played the dialogue between Annie and her relatives. It essentially cheapened the overall game.

For a hidden object game, it feels a lot less "arbitrary", in that the items are in context in their locations (no finding televisions at the bottom of the ocean), and the running credit card total felt fresh. It seemed from the running total I had, like there would be a lot of time left in the game, only to find out after buying it that it only lasted about 10 minutes past the one hour free trial. In the middle of what felt like the beginnng of the game, the game took a story turn that felt like it arbitrarily ended.

In essence, while I liked it, it is very short, has hardly any replay value, and does not feel like it is worth $20 for the amount of time played.