Aladdin - Hidden Objects Game

+++ good for Achievement Hunter +++ Trading Card Collectors ++ Hidden Object Fans that dont need Top Graphic/ Hidden Object Hardcore Fans -- short Levels & Game / a lot Levels recycling Good for Achievement Hunters, Card Collectors & true HOG Fans

A fun Hidden Object game, with the usual spot the difference levels thrown into the mix. It's not the most original game ever, but it does what it sets out to do and does it reasonably well. The plot has just enough depth to make you feel involved, the objects are not too hard to find and it has plenty of replay value.

Aladdin Hidden Objects is a short game. It took me about 3.5 hours to complete and I was playing in a pretty relaxed manner. There are a variety of different types of hidden objects scenes that keep the game interesting. It's a bit glitchy, however. Objects don't always register as selected the first time. A few times, I had to click on on object multiple times before my selection was registered. This is annoying if you're trying to complete scenes in as little time as possible in order to move up the leader board. Some of the scenes are also quite dark with little contrast, which makes it a lot harder to see objects that blend into the background. If you can deal with those issues, it's a fun little inexpensive game to play for a few hours. You could potentially spend a lot more time in the game replaying scenes as many times as you want if you want to try and get a top score.

Waste of my time. The mechanics were off putting and the story wasn't interesting to me. Having a window taller than it was wide and then having to use my cursor to drag the picture from side to side was very irritating.

Practically no story. You go back and forth in like 5 different rooms and lots of the object are hidden in absurd places. A lot of things also make no sense. If you are looking for a magic lamp in a treasure room, why do you have to find 10 cocroaches do do so?

The price of the game reflects its quality. The same goes for the other, similar, games in the bundle. Maybe it's capable of entertaining children, adults should stay away from it/them.