JuVentures

I know this game is in early access. But, so far -- Only buy this if you really love hidden picture games and it is at a really deep discount. Very simple gameplay, not many levels, not very difficult, and also at the end of each picture, you are given a "convenient" button for if you'd like to go and buy the artwork. I paid for the game; I didn't expect a hidden picture game that acts essentially as an ad for further purchases. Do not recommend.

Yes, I did receive it for free to stream. It was not what I was expecting. I fell in love with it immediately, but honestly wasn’t sure how to stream it. Then I got sick and honestly forgot about it (I’m sorry!). Then I was recovering and needed something chill to stream. I had always thought I would do it as a relaxing break between games or to wind down the stream. Needed something that wouldn’t tax my voice. Within 15 minutes, my expectations were turned on its head. Kept hurting my throat cause I’d get excited. Viewers said they were clicking on the stream to find items, they had a lot of fun with stream delay telling me where to go, felt my disappointment when something wasn’t the item, and that was just the mechanics of finding the items. The art is just amazing. It’s so detailed that even the inside of a barn we never find an object in moves independently from the barn itself. We’d pause to anticipate what would happen when we clicked on an item, cause some would animate or make noise! Soooo many references to television and video games as well as history and mythology. I had a friend happy to google things (do you know who Issitoq is?) but some I couldn’t wait and even…

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If you like nice and cozy games, this game is really fun and relaxing. The pictures are beatyful and the challenges are not to hard or soft.

My heart melts anytime I see positive depictions of snakes, but especially when they are spelled snek. Now, mix sneks and beautiful art with a puzzle that even a dullard like me can figure out? That's a recipe for a relaxing, sweet game that I can escape into when I just need the world to melt away. I highly recommend this to anyone who feels like the world is moving too fast and, for just a little while, they need to take a breath and look at something sweet and have an adventure that isn't reliant on guns, politics, or the speed of your fingers like other games. You can view my playthrough over on my YouTube Channel AmberFrmThVault Gaming Here: https://youtu.be/iaNLeR7GjcY

I played this in early release, and think this will be a great game once finished. The HO scenes are pleasing to the eye. I also like the built-in magnifier that allows you to enlarge the play area instantaneously. The hidden object scenes are challenging and fun. Devs: Using the hint compass in the magnifier mode is a bit awkward, as you would have to click in magnifier mode to move along a scene, which would make the compass disappear, thereby using up your hint. Perhaps re-tool the magnifier to follow the user's mouse instead of the user having to click around? Also, (and this might be me, eh?) the text is tiny, and there is a spelling mistake - "bear" is "beear" in the third pic (pastoral scene). Overall I look forward to seeing the finished product!