

Hidden Mysteries: Civil War
Gunnar Games · 2015 · Casual, Hidden Object
PC
Mixed50% · 16 📉 Recent reviews down 37%
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About Hidden Mysteries: Civil War
Join General Alexander, loyal follower of Abe Lincoln, for a Civil War reenactment. Search original battlefields for clues and letters left by members of a secret society. These individuals hid millions of dollars in gold, cash, and coin. Scour 18 hidden object levels while advancing through time from the Battle of Fort Sumter (1861) to Lee.
•Historical hidden object game
•Civil War battle locations
•Personal stories from soldiers
•Historical hidden object game
•Civil War battle locations
•Personal stories from soldiers
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
Alright, I am no stranger to Mystery P.I. games... Which is what this reminds me of... BUT... I can't freaking see anything! Even on the Full Screen everything is so... So TINY! WAH! And the lag... I am patient... But man... I don't know how to find majority of the items if they are smaller than an atom. EH!3 found this helpful
What started as a strange mix of history and fictional elements became a Mandela Effect detour into an alternate timeline. And I am not sure if the narrative was supposed to truly represent the alternate history within the investigator's timeline, or illustrate the dangers of trying to assemble an understanding of history by finding random pieces of trash, bugs, and household sundries while trespassing at small Civil War museums. As much as teachers may warn you not to learn history from Wikipedia, there is a much worse source certainly. There is also a strange morality/immorality narrative being uncovered during the investigation which culminates in an act of happenstance plunder that should raise an eyebrow. So, if you are considering buying this because you think it will give you faithful history and true stories of people from the Civil War – do not buy. If you would like to mildly challenge your grip on reality and ability to find hidden objects, $5 seems a reasonable post-COVID-inflation price to pay. However, you are probably only going to get 2-3 hours of playtime start to finish, so take that into account too.1 found this helpful
Great game
This little gem is great, yes it's old I would buy on sell but if You enjoy history it's a nice relaxing game. It is not the easiest to see all objects sometimes but I have not had to use any hints so far
Different every time it is p;ayed
So not worth the cost
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