Finding Fate

Gameplay: you kind object in a picture, and the objects you have to find is randomized each time you play, they had different play modes too, which all comes in play in their challenges, the Story mode is pretty simple, you get asked to play a level a and it says 1 thing you need to find on top of the items listed normally, at first it takes a while to learn the object locations and sometimes what the items is, since some of the items have some not that used names. Why i bought: So I have played this using their internet browser version, and so far it is pretty much the same, with a minor difference, on their site there is a subscription where you unlock certain challenges and such, where here you get them all and future ones, and steam version is about 1/3 of their monthly subscription on their site, so just that made me buy it right away. Conclusion: if you want to try it out before buying, i recommend using their website, buy here you get full content, and challenges that will take you months to finish, with more coming out.

i like hidden object games. This is a hidden object game. i like this game. It's a polished game with a bit of a story (which i haven't finished yet). Good art, levels, etc. My one big complaint: When you start you can only play one map and you have to play it multiple times before you're allowed to see the second one. i played the first map 10 times, got all 5 stars and still couldn't unlock the second one. i thought it was broken but then realized that, in addition to all the hidden objects, you have to find an item mentioned before the map loads. It wasn't broken, it just needs a better explanation of what to do. But even so, you should never have to grind on a hidden object map and only have access to one. A smaller complaint: You get almost no points for solving a map even if you solve it with no hints and no mis-clicks (which are easy to do because of the unforgiving hit boxes) unless you finish it EXTREMELY quickly. There's no way to solve a map in the time allowed unless you've already played the map multiple times and memorized all the positions. Which is one more reason to grind. In my perfect world there wouldn't be a timer at all - i play these games to relax, not t…