Fun




I enjoyed this HO it's a shame I can't find any sequel games to it.
| Release Date | 12/17/2012 |
|---|---|
| Genres | Hidden Object, Adventure, Casual |
| Publisher | Big Fish Games |
| DRM · Service | MacGameStore App |
| Languages | English |
| Mac Reqs | Minimum Supported | Will It Run? |
|---|---|---|
| Mac OS | 10.5.8 | Download the MacGameStore App to your Mac, then compare your Mac's information in real-time. |
| 64bit Support | No | |
| CPU Type | Intel Mac Only | |
| CPU Cores | Any | |
| CPU Speed | Any | |
| System RAM | 1 GB | |
| Drive Space | 405 MB | |
| Video RAM | Any |





I enjoyed this HO it's a shame I can't find any sequel games to it.





Total game time: Just over 5 hours
This game is more in the line of the classic point & click adventures than the HOG it's classed to be, including all the walking between locations.
The puzzles are interesting but as a tipp, it really helps to read the info first and try and figure it out after. They can be skipped, too, and I admit that I did towards the end. The HOG scenes are well done - and if a location came up twice the objects I picked up the first time around were not there again so that was very realistic. If you are not a native speaker, keep a dictionary handy (reading „bat" I think of an animal, but it can also be connected with sports).
This is certainly a game to play again one day; I'm sure there's still a lot to discover. The storyline is fun and imaginative, too.





We do not usually like hidden object games, but this one is different. It's more of an adventure game & it was fun to play.





