Spava

Spava takes you to the world of dreams with stunning visuals. You will be presented with a list of artwork items that indicate what you should look for; it doesn't have to look exactly similar, just related. When you collect those items, you will use them for a matching puzzle segment. The fun part is that you won't find all the items at once; you will have to check the next stage to collect more and finish those puzzles. https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3764438085 There are 5 levels in total, each with two hidden-object scenes and one matching puzzle. I liked how detailed they are; the artwork is so beautiful, and the soundtracks fit the dreamy atmosphere. It reminded me so much of My Brother Rabbit from AM. https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3764438061 The map will take you back and forth to the level, but once you clear it, the level will no longer be accessible. I found it a little bit confusing at first, then got the hang of it. You can zoom in and out using the arrow keys and pick the items with the mouse. https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3764438040 Pros: +Visually beautiful. +Relaxing soundtrack. +A mixt…

A VERY short but lovely hidden object/puzzler. It is super easy but the art and sound are quite nice. It should not take more than about 20 minutes to complete Spava. I have more play time because it took me 3 times through to get to 100% (I had some issues with the one achievement not being awarded). I recommend this game but you may want to wait for a sale. Although the price is already low, it is one of the shortest games I've ever purchased and it gives you no reason to replay.

I feel a bit... cheated. The game only took 16 minutes.

Fun but very short puzzle game. Definitely wait for a sale, but a cool experience with very nice visuals.

I really like the artwork and the concept. It is a very short and rather simple game, but would be great for an child in terms of difficulty. It would be good if the game was expanded to add more levels and increased difficulty. I will say I was a bit confused at first and didn't realise I had to back out of the first puzzle to go on to chapter 2 and then come back later to chapter 1 to finish it. Maybe on the first puzzle, once you go as far as you can, maybe there can be some indication of this to make it a bit clearer.

An incredibly beautiful, but ultimately simplistic, hidden object game. The artwork and visuals are gorgeous, but the gameplay is merely fine. It's not a particularly challenging game, except in trying to figure out what some of the more loose connections are with some of the matching. I enjoyed it, but I also spent only 15 minutes on the first run-through (the additional time was spent trying to get the no-mistakes achievement.) Recommending it mostly for the art, with the caveat that it is an incredibly short game with a very limited set of puzzles/locations.