Hidden Mars

Hidden Mars developed and published by Animalle Studio is a minimalist hidden object experience that leans fully into calm, observation-driven gameplay, offering a quiet and focused alternative to more complex puzzle titles. Set across stylized depictions of the Martian surface, the game invites players to search for a small astronaut cat hidden within each scene, turning a simple premise into a relaxing exercise in visual attention. The gameplay is built around a single, consistent loop: carefully scanning large, hand-drawn environments to locate hidden characters blended into the scenery. There are no timers, no penalties for mistakes, and no layered mechanics to learn, allowing players to engage with the game at their own pace. This lack of pressure is central to its design, transforming what could have been a straightforward puzzle into something closer to a meditative activity. Progress is steady and self-directed, with each discovery offering a small but satisfying sense of accomplishment. What gives the experience its distinct identity is its visual approach. The game adopts a monochrome, sketch-like art style that emphasizes shapes and outlines rather than color. This cho…

I don't even know why we are looking for the cats. We should just be happy--they are on Mars, where they belong!!!

It didn’t take me long to finish, which was a bit disappointing because I really liked the art style—the cats in astronaut suits were especially cute. I prefer playing without music, but there wasn’t an option to turn it off. The moving objects flying around also got a bit annoying, though that might have been partly due to the music. Overall, it’s a pretty average game that still needs some work. If you’re interested, it’s probably best to pick it up on sale.

Awkward controls, no click and drag, zooming is limited to the two buttons at the top of the screen. It was short and cheap, but there are better hidden object games for the same price

Awkward controls - zoom with +/- instead of mouse scroll. None really hidden. Not worth it, even on sale.

i deeply apologize for the review on the first game. i got the wrong idea and never knew that felix was another animal sent to space. i am over the sky(haha, get it) grateful for yall letting me know about this amazing fluffy friend1!! i honestly thought that it was a space/slavic thing theme, haha. on another note, i really appreciate games in honor of those strong fully heroes to remember!! thank you, animalle studio!:) this game was much easier to navigate than the first one, however. i am really happy that yall fixed the zoom in options.