Hidden Turtle Puzzle

[b]My Playtime:[/b] 3.2h (31/35 achievement, finished the game) [b]Grindy Achievement(s):[/b] No. [b]Optional Achievement(s):[/b] Yes (31 achievements). [b]Difficult Achievement(s):[/b] No. [h1]Intro[/h1] [i]Hidden Turtle Puzzle[/i] is a hidden object game where you need to find several hidden objects in a 3D environment. You must find 30 turtles to unlock a puzzle, which will unlock the next level when it's solved. [b]Pros:[/b] - 4 levels - Various items to find [b]Cons:[/b] - Hint button only works for turtles - A lot of objects are hidden in places that can be hard to see even with the naked eye [b]Specs[/b] AMD Ryzen 7 7800X3D, 16GB RAM, AMD Radeon RX 9060 XT [h1]Should you buy this game?[/h1] [i]Honestly, I found myself clicking on all objects just to see whether it hides a certain object or not rather than finding them properly due to how the game is designed.[/i] [hr][/hr] [h1]In-Depth Review[/h1] [h3]The Game[/h3] [b]Gameplay[/b] [i]Hidden Turtle Puzzle[/i] shows an AI-generated cutscene at the beginning. Being made with AI, it obviously looks good, although you'll start to notice some oddities like how the main character's left and right hands keep switching positio…

Imagine you are a wizard, somewhere in a hut somewhere in the countryside with a flock of sheep. You like to do magical experiments and suddenly one goes wrong. Wrong in such a way that all your sheep become half sheep. Yes, 2 instead of 4 legs. In the Game HIDDEN SHEEP PUZZLE you saved them all. After that you´re on a well deserved Vacation. And you know what? Again something goes wrong. But this Time no sheeps. So, welcome to HIDDEN TURTLE PUZZLE! Oh my, HIDDEN TURTLE PUZZLE is such a charming and clever Game. It is mostly a Hidden Object Game but also a Puzzler. 4 Locations are waiting for you and in each Location you have to find all Turtle "Pieces", remember, they are halfed. Blind clicking leeds to Nothing! They are clever hidden in the Locations. https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3779948399 While some can be find by simply seeing and clicking them, others are hidden. You have for example to click on Object to reveal them. Or click 3 Times on dirt on the Floor to reveal it. Thats the Puzzle Part. https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3779948178 Overall, they are nice but never unfair hidden. You can also find other Objects for more …

Graphically, the game is quite demanding, and the first launch takes a little longer while all the shaders are compiled. Fortunately, you can tweak a few settings to reduce the strain on your hardware. One feature I really appreciated is the accessibility support for color blindness. The game includes several versions of the familiar circle tests with hidden numbers, making it easy to check which type of color blindness you might have, but this might not help much. The gameplay revolves around searching for objects across four different screens. That doesn't provide a huge amount of content since you can finish all of them in just a few minutes. However, while the main objective is to find turtles, there are plenty of optional collectibles that require much more patience. There isn't a traditional checklist, but the achievements tab tells you exactly what still needs to be found. Each stage has around 7-8 achievements, and while some collectibles appear only once, others have multiple copies scattered throughout the scene. Finding every turtle unlocks a puzzle where you arrange pieces to complete a pattern. Solving it opens the next stage, but you can always return to previous ar…

2/10. A good hidden object puzzle gives you some idea where to look, some tell. This game doesn't really do that. There are a few situations where you can vaguely see some kind of turtle-like shape, but after those are found, you're very quickly left with randomly tapping on pretty much every object in the world from trees to piles of sand to giant hats. I suppose it might be fun if you like tapping, but I have to say I was pretty underwhelmed. It's also a real-time 3D world, without any of the charm of hand-drawn or illustrated graphics. And the 3D is not really used in any way that adds a whole lot to the experience. It does allow you to move around the scene a little bit, but it's not like you're exploring a full 3D world; it's just that you can zoom in to particular areas to get a closer look. I can tell that the developer tried to come up with something different in the hidden object genre. But sometimes you don't want to mess with success. In the end, this just doesn't bring enough worthwhile novelty to the genre to be worth considering. Unless you turn out to be a rabid turtle fan.