I commissioned some dogs 2

[b]Note:[/b] I received this game as a gift from a totally awesome friend. ^^ [h1]More dogs are on the loose... :o[/h1] [h2]Introduction[/h2] [i]I commissioned some dogs 2[/i] is a cute, cozy hidden object game developed by Follow the fun and published by I commissioned some series. It is a continuation of the [i]I commissioned some dogs[/i] series, but it's definitely not necessary to have played the first one before getting into this game. You're given a total of 15 artwork pieces, and each one has a designated number of dogs and bones to find. All of the artworks are unlocked at the start of the game, so you can choose the order in which to complete them. The usual gameplay functions apply. You can zoom in and out of the scenes by scrolling the mouse wheel, and you click on the dogs and bones with the left mouse button. If you need a hint as to the location of those last few items, pressing the H button on the keyboard will indicate the area in which you can find the items. Plenty of achievements are present although they won't count towards a user's global total until the game is out of "profile features limited". [h2]Review[/h2] Every time I play a game from the [i…

Very cute and relaxing.

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I enjoyed this game and did purchase it in a bundle with other like hidden picture games. The music was relaxing

I’ve purchased all the “I commissioned some...” games, and i like all of them! It’s both challenging and incredibly fun. The bunnies and carrots are cleverly hidden among vibrant, abstract shapes, making them tricky to spot even though they’re technically in plain sight. It’s an impressive design that keeps you engaged and entertained. I highly recommend this game to hidden object fans who are looking for a relaxing yet stimulating experience. This game strikes a perfect balance and stands out as a must-play in the series. 😊

Though the game is enjoyable, there isn't enough content here to justify the price. 15 levels/scenes, some quite easy, some slightly harder (especially the last one); it's easier to find dogs than it is to find bees, and it also requires much more talent to draw them. Worth buying if you enjoy the genre, but I would wait until at least a 50% discount (around 2 USD) as you can finish the game in about 1 hour. For its bang for the buck, it's a thumbs down from me.