

Festival Journey: Secrets of Rio Collector's Edition
Do Games Limited · 2025 · Adventure, Casual, Hidden Object, Point & Click, Puzzle
PC
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About Festival Journey: Secrets of Rio Collector's Edition
Join a vibrant escape into the rhythm and colors of one of the world’s most iconic cities. While there's a light narrative thread that ties everything together, this game shines brightest as a joyful collection of hidden object challenges and engaging puzzles. It's less about following a plot, and more about getting lost in lively visuals, smart tasks, and the joy of discovery!
When young photographer Mimi Brooks heads to Rio de Janeiro, she brings her whole family along for an unforgettable Carnival-season vacation. With brother Bradley’s curiosity, their parents’ cultural interests, and Mimi’s ever-ready camera, the Brooks explore everything from sunlit beaches and colonial plazas to secret gardens and artistic enclaves. As they weave through Rio’s heart, every location tells a story of Brazilian spirit, history, and celebration — brought to life through the family's wide-eyed wonder.
Enjoy a colorful collection of puzzles ranging from classic hidden object scenes to creative mini-games. Each challenge is designed to test your logic, perception, and curiosity — no two scenes are the same!
Featuring:
🔎 Dozens of richly illustrated hidden object scenes packed with fun and surprises🔎 Unique mini-games and clever puzzles for players of all experience levels🔎 A cheerful tour of Rio’s culture, landmarks, and Carnival magic🔎 Hidden collectibles waiting to be found across every scene🔎 Bonus content: unlock beautiful wallpapers, concept art, and soundtrack excerpts🔎 In-game achievements to celebrate your puzzle-solving progress
Can you uncover every treasure, solve every puzzle, and unlock the secret of the mysterious island? The journey awaits — let the festival begin!
When young photographer Mimi Brooks heads to Rio de Janeiro, she brings her whole family along for an unforgettable Carnival-season vacation. With brother Bradley’s curiosity, their parents’ cultural interests, and Mimi’s ever-ready camera, the Brooks explore everything from sunlit beaches and colonial plazas to secret gardens and artistic enclaves. As they weave through Rio’s heart, every location tells a story of Brazilian spirit, history, and celebration — brought to life through the family's wide-eyed wonder.
Enjoy a colorful collection of puzzles ranging from classic hidden object scenes to creative mini-games. Each challenge is designed to test your logic, perception, and curiosity — no two scenes are the same!
Featuring:
🔎 Dozens of richly illustrated hidden object scenes packed with fun and surprises🔎 Unique mini-games and clever puzzles for players of all experience levels🔎 A cheerful tour of Rio’s culture, landmarks, and Carnival magic🔎 Hidden collectibles waiting to be found across every scene🔎 Bonus content: unlock beautiful wallpapers, concept art, and soundtrack excerpts🔎 In-game achievements to celebrate your puzzle-solving progress
Can you uncover every treasure, solve every puzzle, and unlock the secret of the mysterious island? The journey awaits — let the festival begin!
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
[code][h3][b][url=https://store.steampowered.com/curator/45030479/]🧩Undecided & Puzzled Reviews🧩[/url][/b]Visit and follow my curator page if you enjoyed this review💜[/h3][/code] [h2][b] Festival Journey: Secrets of Rio Collector's Edition [/b][/h2] I do want to start by thanking the developers (Domini Games) for the key. I was over the moon since I love their games and usually the game I play by them are amazing - with the exception of the DLC's, not afan of that sell tactic/cash grab. In case you don't know, to get all the endings in a HOG you need to purchase the $3.99 DLC, if not you may only get the somewhat bad ending and the mid ending but never the 100% good ending. Unless… you purchase the $3.99 or $2.99 DLC. Aside from that, I've enjoyed every single one I've played… until this one. I won't sugar coat it, it's bad. Starting with the limited settings, the fast paced and rushed intro followed by what just seems like a tropical asset dump. The Hidden Object scenes leave muc to be desired, the items selected are very tiny and some just blend too much with the colorful scene. Some of the mini games have you figure out what you need to do or figure out where t…4 found this helpful
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