Adventure Trip: London

Pros: I played for just shy of 20 hours, for only CA$4.24, which is okay gaming value. Cons: I think by the end I was pretty much hate-playing it. For those of you used to modern hidden-object games which play more like adventure games, this isn't that. This is just a bunch of hidden-object scenes. That's fine by me, honestly. The first real stumbling block was discovering that a lot of the objects are just named wrong. Some of them might be cultural differences (I assume a pacifier is actually called a 'dummy' somewhere, and the no-entry sign in North America really might be a stop sign in some other country) and some is just poor english (I'm sure a 'tape measuring' is just poor translation for measuring tape), but some are flat-out incorrect. Since on the normal difficulty level it docks you 1,000 points for a wrong guess, this is a real issue. If you decide to buy this game, for the love of everything play on easy so you won't get docked the times you have to just guess. (Pro tip: They think cauliflower is cabbage. And I'm pretty sure that's a dove, not a pigeon. ) Beyond that, there are 20 locations, but to complete the game and pick up all the bonus objects, you need to…

Adventure Trip: London is a charming hidden-object puzzle game that turns a virtual sightseeing excursion into a relaxing exercise in observation, curiosity, and discovery. Developed and published by Point8 Games Inc., this casual adventure invites players to explore famous locations throughout London while searching for concealed objects, uncovering interesting trivia, and completing various puzzles. Rather than relying on elaborate storytelling or demanding mechanics, the game emphasizes accessible entertainment and the satisfaction of discovering small details within carefully arranged environments. Its straightforward approach makes it particularly appealing to players who enjoy peaceful, visually engaging experiences without the pressure of complicated objectives. The adventure features 20 recognizable London locations, providing a sightseeing theme that distinguishes it from more conventional hidden-object games. Each destination presents an opportunity to examine the surroundings and locate objects according to specific clues. The setting gives the experience a pleasant sense of progression, even though exploration is confined to predetermined scenes rather than an open env…

Really well drawn, Great bang for your buck. I live in London and I love this game.

Not just an object find game, it has a lot of different puzzles and hours of relaxing fun.