Those who grew up on TV shows like Wagon Train, The Rifleman and Gunsmoke find games with a western theme are too few and far between. That's what makes the hidden object release Wild West Quest such a treat - cool water, as it were, for a parched throat. While not every chamber of this six-shooter is loaded, the shots fired are on target.With most seek-and-find games, storylines seem like a last minute tack on rather than an integral design element. Fortunately, that's not true here. It's not of the same caliber as a New York Times Best Seller, but the narrative behind this Wild West adventure is quite good for a casual release. And, it goes like this…
Check out our tips and tricks for Wild West Quest. GENERAL TIPS When you first start the game, you will be asked if you want to play with or without a timer. Choose the timer if you want the challenge of playing against the clock. Play in the Untimed mode if you prefer to take your time in the game. There are several puzzles in which you are asked to find 12 or 14 assorted pieces in the scene. Once you click on an item, it will not disappear from the scene. However, the item w...
While rummaging in your grandmother's attic, you come across a trunk full of old cowboy gear that belonged to your ancestor Grandpa Willy and somehow you get transported back to the Wild West circa 1888. In Wild West Quest you'll explore 50 hidden object levels including gold mines, saloons and stagecoaches, to try to save Grandpa Willy from a gang of banditos and strike it rich as a gold prospector.With 36 Wild West locations, thousands of hidden items to find, and five gameplay styles (including seek-and-find and spot the difference), Wild West Quest promises to deliver a classic western experience - right down to wrangling a stampede of horses and becoming a gunslinger in a shootout.