Halloween Mystery: 100 Hidden Object Fruits

Until they fix the "hint", "zoom", and add an "options" function, this game isn't worthwhile - not even for a demo. The artwork is beautiful but you can't turn off the timer. Nor does the hooded death banner on the bottom left have a purpose (so get rid of it because it blocks the art). The eye button on the bottom right (which I assume was supposed to be a hint button) does nothing so get rid of it or either make it work like a hint button. There are also things hidden beyond the screen view with no way to move the screen over to "find" the objects, thereby making the game unplayable. Also, give people the option to just find things without a timer, and not use a gimmicky cursor, too. Not fun. I do not recommend this at this point in time.

Halloween Mystery: 100 Hidden Object Fruits is a small-scale hidden object game that focuses almost entirely on atmosphere, visual searching, and relaxed gameplay. Developed and published by ArPeaKK Games, the title combines spooky Halloween-inspired environments with the familiar formula of locating concealed objects hidden throughout detailed scenes. Rather than trying to reinvent the genre with complicated mechanics or elaborate storytelling, the game keeps its structure simple and approachable. Players move through eerie black-and-white locations searching for brightly colored fruits hidden among the scenery, creating an experience that feels calm, methodical, and occasionally hypnotic. The gameplay loop is extremely easy to understand. Each level presents a detailed environment packed with hidden objects carefully blended into the background. Players must slowly scan the area, identify concealed fruits, and click them to progress. There are no combat systems, time limits, or complicated puzzles to interrupt the flow. The challenge comes entirely from observation and patience, which makes the game accessible to almost anyone regardless of skill level. This simplicity works sur…

This game is horrible. There apparently is no zoom. There also are no hints. There is an annoying timer that apparently cannot be disabled. It's huge and distracting. The fruits are very difficult to find in some of the scenes. To top that off, I clicked on what looked like fruit multiple times before I apparently clicked on the correct pixel and it registered. While I did get this game on sale, it wasn't worth it. The final straw was that it crashed, taking down Steam and forcing a system reboot. I don't recommend this game. It's a shame. I really wanted to like it. :-(

The artwork in this game is fantastic and looks very polished. You hunt for 10 cute hidden fruits in each scene, with a total of 100 hidden objects to find. I love the mechanic where the black-and-white drawings color up and trigger a 'pop' effect once you click them—it’s very satisfying! You have to be careful, though; clicking on the wrong spots adds a time penalty to your score. The addition of a global leaderboard makes the game much more competitive and fun. Definitely worth checking out for hidden object fans!

If you like hidden object games, this one is really addictive. The levels are fun, the details are great,and it never gets boring. Definittely worth the price. This is anice casual snack game- definitely worth buying at this price

This is a rudimentary hidden object game. While the artwork is decent enough, everything else is below par and makes for an unenjoyable experience. - The music loops every 20 seconds or so and it's not great music - It's not optimized for any screen that is not a 16:9 aspect ratio, cutting off objects. For example, if your screen is 1920x1200, change it to 1920x1080 before playing this. - The cursor is inaccurate at times, causing misclicks. - The hint button is nonfunctional. - The timer is large, distracting, and unnecessary. The most unforgivable aspect is the cursor inaccuracy, which means trying to speedrun this is an exercise in frustration. Not recommended.