Of Nooks and Nonsense: A Pirate Hidden Object Game

Very nice hidden object game, If you liked Hidden Folks, you ll like this one as well. Very unique style, I really hope the dev(s?) work in an animated studio as well and if not, I hope they ll do it in the future. As a fan of animated shows I felt a very good vibe in the artwork. The music is very catchy as well very nice tune, doesnt get boring at all. Good job. Im gonna play their/him/her other games as well, already bought 1/2. Time well spent and very cheap as well imho.

A standard entry in the casual hidden object genre that offers a few minutes of enjoyable fun. There is only one scene, but it is a fairly large one, and the powerful zoom allows you to explore it in considerable detail. This is particularly useful because many of the objects you need to find are quite small, such as a key, bottle, clock, or other items that are nearly impossible to spot when viewing the scene from a distance. Your goal is to find one hundred unique objects, divided into five sets of twenty. Only the first two sets are unlocked at the beginning, while the remaining sets gradually become available as you find enough objects. An important detail is that a set must be unlocked before its objects can be counted. Even if you correctly identify an object from a locked set and click on it, it will not register until that set becomes available. The objects you need to find are displayed on cards at the bottom of the screen. Clicking one enlarges it on the left side, which also gives you access to a hint. Rather than revealing the exact location or highlighting the object with a circle, the hint simply gives you a word or two describing something nearby. For example, sele…

A great way to spend 30 minutes. Fun atmosphere, great music, and lots of little easter eggs to find on your own when the game is done. Recommend.

Pretty interesting game, lots of objects to find and curious things happening in the background. My only complaint is the size of the reference objects, that it is pretty small and hard to figure it out. Overall, really liked the idea of unlocking sets of things to find and it was enjoyable.