Pickers

As someone who enjoys going to pawn shops and op shops for second hand items, I actually really enjoyed this game.

I have no idea how i got so much value out of a 'find and click' game, but here you go. Maybe its because there is actually a small amount of strategy involved in terms of when to buy and when to sell? Whatever. It was worth the money, somehow. I literally cant explain why.

Fun game and replayable.

Pickers is a casual hidden object and business simulation game developed by MumboJumbo and published by Accelerate Games that transforms treasure hunting into a satisfying cycle of exploration, collecting, negotiation, and business growth. Instead of limiting itself to the familiar structure of locating hidden objects across static scenes, the game expands the formula by incorporating shop management and profit-building mechanics that create a stronger sense of progression. The result is an experience that blends observation skills with light strategy systems, offering more depth than a standard hidden object adventure while maintaining accessibility for casual players. The premise places players in control of Rusted Gold, an expanding business dedicated to finding forgotten valuables hidden in abandoned locations and turning those discoveries into financial success. Players travel through multiple environments searching for antiques, collectibles, and overlooked treasures tucked away inside storage buildings, old properties, barns, and neglected spaces filled with hidden opportunities. Every location represents a chance to uncover something valuable while strengthening a growing …

It's not bad for what it is. Cozy and relaxing enough to play for a couple of hours in a run. You find items in a garage and then sell them. A smart idea to justify the hidden object thing. Nothing impressive, just casual fun

Was really excited that this went on a sale because I'm a big fan of Barnfinders, but oh my gosh it's like playing a slide show. Something is seriously wrong with the framerate. The code hasn't been touched in 10 years, so this really needs a fix before I buy again.