Looking for Aliens

The game has 25 levels in total, and the gameplay is very easy. At the bottom of the screen, there’s a scrollable list showing the objects you need to find, along with a UFO icon that tells you how many items you still need to locate before you can move on. One thing I really like is that you don’t have to find every single object to progress. Some scenes are quite large, and certain objects can be really well hidden, so if you’re stuck searching for that one tiny crown, you can find enough of the other items and move on to the next level. However, if you’re aiming for 100% completion, you’ll need to find all the required items as well as the card in each level. Each object also has its own hint, which you can click whenever you need some help. I really like this system because the hints give you a general idea of where to look without completely revealing the answer. This is especially useful in the larger scenes, where some objects can be surprisingly easy to miss. Personally, I really enjoyed playing the game. It’s simple, relaxing, and easy to get into, although trying to find every single item can be a little frustrating sometimes, especially when you’re left searching for one…

In some weird twist of my gaming addiction, I have become a fan of hidden object games. Perhaps my attention span is waning or I have grown weary of mind-bending puzzles. I now take great pleasure in the focus that is required to look for cats, dogs, or (in this case) aliens. I also like a game I can enjoy in short bursts. Looking for Aliens quickly became my top pick in the Hidden Object genre. It is hand drawn and lets you step into a fascinating miniature world filled with activity. The scenes are in perpetual motion with a bustling community of characters, creatures, and spaceships. You are looking for a specific set of objects and characters within each area. Every item on your "find" list has an associated clue that gives you a pointer but not a solution. With 25 levels, this game kept me busy for almost 14 hours. Progress is saved on exit so you can play as long as you like and then go back to real life at your convenience. Achievements are related to finishing levels (completing all tasks and finding all items and cards). Looking for Aliens is never boring and is often quite challenging become some objects and aliens are not in plain sight. Doors open, saucers fly, and …

I felt my vision deteriorating in real-time.

Nice game. It has a great design, but there are so many huge levels that you get tired after a while

I mean, you just pretty much click on everything to find all the hidden objects. While I love hidden object games, the trial and error method is not really my cup of tea. I will leave the thumbs up because the game is well made.

If you like HOG's, don't hesitate. This is a good one.