I commissioned some unicorns

[b]Note:[/b] A copy of the game was given by a wonderful friend. ^^ [h1]Combining the magical with the modern. XD[/h1] [h2]Introduction[/h2] [i]I commissioned some unicorns[/i] is a cozy, relaxing hidden object game developed by Follow the fun and published by I commissioned some series. You're given a series of 15 artwork pieces, and you have to find a set number of unicorns and star wands. No timer is present, so you can play the game at your own pace, and an unlimited number of hints are available, so you can use them if you get stuck on finding those elusive unicorns or wands. The usual gameplay controls are present. Scrolling the mouse wheel zooms the artwork in and out. You can drag the scene with the mouse and click on objects with the left mouse button. Several Steam achievements are present, but they won't count towards a user's global total until the game is out of "profile features limited". [h2]Review[/h2] The games in the [i]I commissioned some[/i] series have kind of become my relaxing, comfort games when I'm in the mood to play something that's laidback and stress-free. Feeling in that mood, I wanted to get around to this game, and thanks to a wonderful f…

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A really relaxing hidden picture game with a unicorn twist. It is relaxing. There are lots of levels so it is one that you take time to complete. Worth what I paid for it.

Fun and relaxing! I had a good time with it. The little horsey snorts as you click the unicorns are lovely. I like that the hint system isn't punishing nor overly revealing. The styles are nice and the variation is quite enjoyable. One thing I would like to ask, for this series as a whole: is there a way to see who drew the artworks? I don't think I spotted that anywhere, but I would love to see.

Possibly my favorite in the releases (#24?) because most of the art makes what needs to be found identifiable. There are a few exceptions in some of the 15 scenes, which predominantly features 2 art styles. The best scene for me, by FAR, is the last one... the unicorns are beautiful, even though nobody ACTUALLY knows what they really look like. Like other games in the series, I believe the price point is too high; perhaps "worth" the playtime if/when discounted by at least 50%.

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