Gallery of Things: Reveries

[h1]THE DADAISM ART MOVEMENT MEETS HOGs[/h1]  I've always been a fan of Tiny Little Lion games, but the artwork of these Hidden Object scenes is fantastic! Dada artists relied on madness and absurdity to shock their audience as they portrayed everyday objects in a bazaar manner.    Each of the 36 HO scenes comprises a hodgepodge of ordinary objects blended together in extraordinary ways. The goal is to find the items shown as swatches, or partial images, within the scene.    One of the objects in each scene prompts a quick but enjoyable puzzle to solve. You may simply have to assemble a shaped jigsaw or swap & rotate various parts in a puzzle, while others require you to place objects by solving a puzzle logically. I really looked forward to each puzzle, especially the ones that made you stop and ponder the logical solution!   [quote][quote][h1]MY REVIEWS[/h1] [url=https://store.steampowered.com/curator/44227659/]Click HERE for more Reviews by Pennmom36[/url] [url=https://steamcommunity.com/groups/thewoodsforum]Click HERE to check out our Steam Group[/url][/quote][/quote] [quote][quote][h1]JOIN OUR FORUM[/h1] [url=https://thewoodsforum.boards.net/]Click HERE to check out The Woods …

I would say a 'tween audience may enjoy this, and I (an adult) enjoyed it at first, (as well as the beauty , imagery and dada-ness) , but soon found that there didn't seem to be any increase in difficulty as I progressed, and I began to lose interest in the game. However, I'm still thumbs-upping this for folks who may want the non-challenging but beautiful kind of game. Plus, this style of HOG isn't as common as the typical finding of particular objects (this is pattern finding, for lack of a better term), and there may be folks seeking that, as well. So, I recommend this game with this caveat: Not for me, but I can see some folks finding it relaxing and/or liking it. It isn't a bad game. But I would get it on sale.

A completely new series with an interesting twist. The game contains over 30 scenes that have to be played a linear order. A scene is a Dadaist work that appears to be an explosion of many objects and images. There is no connection between them, and everything appears to defy logic. The objective in each scene is to find 18 objects. The lone hint is a piece of the object found on the bottom bar. Everything is rather simple because the game is casual and does not penalize incorrect clicks. However, one of the objects has a surprise. When you find it, you’ll open a separate mini-game where you’re asked to do different things. Perhaps you’ll need to reconstruct an image, place pieces into the right spot, or even solve a Sudoku. Again, these games aren’t hard and can finished in a minute or two.

Very relaxing and pretty