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Journalist Journey: The Eye of Odin – Just In

Namco has released its new hidden object game, Journalist Journey: The Eye of Odin. Be sure to set an alert to follow this game to be notified when we post our review and strategy guide (both coming out very soon).

In the meantime,download a free trial of Journalist Journey: The Eye of Odin, write a review, watch game videos, and discuss the game in our forum.

In the meantime,download a free trial of Journalist Journey: The Eye of Odin, write a review, watch game videos, and discuss the game in our forum.

Walkthroughs
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Check out our strategy guide for Nancy Drew Dossier: Lights, Camera, Curses! HOW TO PLAY THE GAME In this game you will have to find random objects, without the help of a list, and pair 2 of those items together. You can identify objects that need to be picked up when you see a sparkle appear as you hover your cursor around different parts of a scene. Click on 2 items that belong together and they will both perform an action. You have to make sure that you click on 2 items that go to...
Reviews
April 30, 2010
Journalist Journey: The Eye of Odin Review
By Andy Chalk
It may seem odd to be critical of a hidden object game because of its plot. They are, after all, about finding hidden objects, solving puzzles and unraveling mysteries, all while remaining unflaggingly feisty in the face of daunting odds. In that regard, Journalist Journey: The Eye of Odin does a good job. But I have never, in any hidden object game I've ever played, run into anything so mind-bogglingly incoherent as this. How much of a problem that is depends entirely on what you hope to get out of it.