Just finished this. Like many reviewers I played it in short increments because the riddles format could be a bit boring after a while. I would have given it a higher rating but the story wasn't that interesting and the music was tedious. That said, overall I liked the game. The graphics were good and I liked switching between views---it gave it a slightly different twist to the average HOG.
This game is 'something different' with having riddles to solve in order to find the objects. I enjoyed it but played only in short increments as the riddle-solving tires out my brain:) I found it superior to the early MCFs, by the way- there is more to it than just finding things.
This is just as the title implies - to find the objects you must solve the riddle. Some are easy to figure out, some...not so much.
One type of mini game where you put a jigsaw puzzle together to get extra hints.
Only 10 Levels, so the game is not too long.
I really enjoyed this, would recommend it to anyone tired of the same-old-fair.
It's exactly another Mystery Case Files' spin-off! (along with Hidden Expedition, Mystery Chronicles...). Seems Big Fish Games do not want any other Hidden Object game to overcome their brilliant series :) Anyways, rather replay Mystery Case Files' installments!
Although I do enjoy the variation of solving riddles to find hidden objects, I found I got a bit bored after awhile and only play in short increments. Nicely done though, great graphics and music.
While this game does offer somewhat of a challenge by guessing what you have to find instead of being told outright,and the mini games are pretty decent, it is way too short a game to spend $19.99 on! If it had more like 20 or 25 chapters it would be lot more worth it.
A nice change of pace for a hidden object game, loved the riddles. One thing to note is that the objects do not disappear as you discover them, so if you like the whole tidying up aspect of hidden object games this one just doesn't have that. The storyline struck me as being a tad bit hollow. There was just something missing from it, but perhaps I was expecting to much. All the little 'aha' moments when solving an object riddle made up for anything else it may have lacked.
Nice music and graphics. A different twist on a HO game. It may be a short game, but seems long to me since I get bored with it very quickly. I play it when I can't sleep. After 1-2 levels, I'm almost passed out on my keyboard. I keep wondering when it will finish.
If you don't have perfect English, this game will be much harder. To solve the riddles you have to understand idioms, homonyms, and puns. The hint system is more verbal description, so it may not be much help if the issue is language comprehension. I liked the game, but the dependence on perfect English comprehension is unusual for a Hidden Object Game.
Very enjoyable. Story is intriguing, if sad. Graphics are simple but fit the atmosphere. The riddles are fun and challenging without being too difficult. I was able to do all the dollhouse puzzles without hints. Yes, it's a little short, but I felt it was good entertainment value.
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