Around the World in 80 days: Hidden Objects

Not Recommended

[i]Hidden Objects - Around the World in 80 Days[/i] is a hidden object game developed and published by Crisp App Studio. In the first half of the game, you take on the role of Phileaus Fogg (yes, the main character from Jules Verne's [i]Around the World in 80 Days[/i]) who takes on a bet that he, along with his valet Passepartout, can travel around the globe in 80 days. (Thus, the name of this game. XD) However, in the second half, you take on the role of Detective Fix, who pursues Fogg because he believes that Fogg is the one who robbed the Bank of England and is using the bet as an excuse to escape justice. As for the gameplay, you're presented with scenes from various countries, like France and China, and you're given a list of items to find. Also, there's a hint system that takes time to recharge after you use it along with a clue system if you need a hint as to what an object looks like. In addition, a few scenes are spot-the-differences where you have to find 10 differences between scenes. Depending on how quickly and accurately you find all of the objects or differences, you can earn up to 3 stars per scene. There are the usual Steam achievements, which count towar…

Around the World in 80 Days: Hidden Objects is a gentle, classically styled hidden-object adventure from Crisp App Studio that uses Jules Verne’s iconic journey as its loose narrative scaffold. Rather than retelling the novel in detail, the game borrows its globe-trotting premise and transforms it into a series of illustrated locales where players search for cleverly concealed items. From the outset, its ambition is clear: this is meant to be a relaxing, visually appealing tour through exotic destinations, each rendered with colorful detail and accompanied by region-inspired music. The game invites players to step into the roles of Phileas Fogg, Passepartout, and later Detective Fix, but its story remains light—merely a connective thread that ties together a sequence of picturesque scenes from different continents. The foundational gameplay adheres to the traditional hidden-object formula. Each level presents a richly illustrated environment filled with dozens of items, some obvious and others carefully blended into the background. You receive a list of objects to locate—sometimes presented through silhouettes or word clues—and must scan the scene to find each one. While the mecha…

Very nice HOG game. I got the impression they improved the graphics since the last time I played anyway it looks great. And I really love the music in this HOG, actually I play this from time to time just to listen to it (while playing) even though I have finished the game several times now.

i feel like i played another HOG/puzzle by the exact same title and it was better

good game though its story line is way to short