Crowded Mysteries

A game's purpose is to entertain. If I had fun, it has fulfilled its purpose. I am having so much fun with this game and the challenge is just perfect because when I get all of the clues right, I feel so gratified. The graphics quality is superb. The sound and music and the overall design is sharp and clear. This game runs flawlessly without any bugs. If you love hidden object games but with a little bit more of a challenge and story, then please buy this game and give this dev (or devs) a rewarding review for making part of your day (or days) pleasurable and relaxing. I am hoping to see more of this type of game from this developer. Please hurry and make more as I have an unquenchable thirst for this type of game.

This is a very mixed review, very close to a negative one, but it just made it over the edge. The concept is fun, a hidden object type game where you search a large picture for clues. On the down side, you can only find them in order, and I find a lot of them before they are called for, which is irritating. Also there is a strange, annoying timer, which is not only irritating, but very stingy. Luckily it doesn't seem to end the investigation, but just give you fewer stars. Why? Usually games with the stars-per-level mechanism have some replay value, but once you have found the clues, replay is kind of silly. And stars are need for achievements, as well as opening night time missions, so they also become annoyingly mandatory. The missions themselves are okay, though you are led my the nose by the police telling you what to look for next. In fact the game is so simplistic you might think it is for children, except for the murder, the mentions of pornography, and what I assume is going to be a perverted Santa Claus. Still, I expect to keep playing, and it is tough to give a negative review to a game I want to keep playing. One very tepid thumb up. ADDENDUM: Kind of difficult when t…

Recommended 🔍✨ A hidden object game done right, this title perfectly balances challenge and satisfaction. Every time you correctly piece together the clues, it delivers a genuine sense of accomplishment. The graphics are crisp, the soundtrack and effects are immersive, and the overall design is polished, creating a seamless and enjoyable experience. It runs flawlessly without bugs, making it relaxing and stress-free, and the added story elements give it more depth than a typical hidden object game. For fans of the genre looking for a rewarding and engaging challenge, this is a must-play. If you enjoy this, definitely keep an eye on the developer — their work shows real care and creativity, and more games like this would be a welcome addition to the genre.

Lovely game. It's a hidden object-type game where you have to find the victims/criminals/missing puppies/whatever and figure out what happened. The timer is very unforgiving, but there's no punishment per se for going over time, you just don't get as many stars. There are twenty cases, with minor replay value if you want to get the achievements... the Lightning Bolt one is rather intense. The UI is a little rough around the edges, but hey, it's a small indie, it's fun and wholesome, and the graphics are lovely. One thing I don't like is how the playable area extends to the very edges of the screen, which 1) feels a bit suffocating and 2) can obscure necessary clues with UI elements. You can get around the latter by zooming in, but still. These are pretty minor complaints, though. Overall, lovely game.