Hidden Chibis in Combinis

Hidden Chibis in Combinis is one of literally hundreds of simple, minimalist 2D line art "Find 100 Hidden turnips" or whatever games... hunt through a simple illustration to find 100 hidden things. The first time I saw one of these I thought it was a fairly okay, if short experience... but the problem is, there's literally hundreds of these plaguing the store. They're fairly low effort when you think about what's needed to make a more genuine game. The whole thing could have been done in a web browser. We have to ask if Steam was intended to compete with Firefox, Chrome or Safari. I didn't spend thousands building a gaming rig so I could play glorified browser games. The other problem is just how many of these there are... they're practically spamming the Steam store at this point. It's close to pollution... mass produced slop that genuine game developers have to try to compete with to get visibility for their more seriously developed games. And that's not good for gamers, or for real developers. This game features very lacklustre minimalist "art" for graphics instead of anything remotely contemporary. I'm sure the "developer" thought this would come across as "artistic",…

Cute, easy, simple, & it's free. Enjoy!

Very short. Had to leave the game running just to be able to leave a review. Not much to it, it's pretty much exactly as it appears on the Steam store

Less than 1 minute game where you need to find 60 girls scattered on map that you can't move with your mouse. Zooming does not work properly. No achievements.

What the hell are Chibis and Combinis? No clue, but the game was pretty fun.

I actually think the game is kinda cute minus the noise the girls make when they are found. I just needed to turn the sound off. It was free and only took about 2 minutes to complete. I had to let it run to review. The girls are cartoonish and anime type . Cute with large heads and when you click on them they turn blue. I liked that when you clicked on them or the any of the animals/bugs fruit came out like confetti around them. Reminds me of maybe someone's school project that they took the time to offer Steam members access to play for free. I think a very young one that loves barbies or anime would love it. What I didn't like was that when logged out, you need to redo the whole thing. It doesn't save but honestly took no time at all. Nice artwork.