The Book of Desires

for a hidden and find game this shouldnt exist

The Book of Desires, developed by Meridian’93 and published by Fulqrum Publishing, is a hidden-object puzzle adventure that embraces the traditions of classic casual mystery games while attempting to tell a darker, more surreal story. The game follows a young woman named Ashley who awakens from a troubling dream only to find that her world has shifted into something far more unsettling than she could have imagined. What begins as a vague sense of unease gradually unfolds into a mystery surrounding a strange and powerful artifact—the titular Book of Desires. The narrative frames the entire experience, guiding players through eerie environments and dreamlike sequences that blur the line between reality and imagination. At its foundation, The Book of Desires is built around familiar hidden-object mechanics. Players explore a series of illustrated locations, each filled with carefully arranged clutter and environmental details. In these scenes, the primary objective is to locate specific items listed on-screen, requiring attentive observation and patience. The design adheres closely to genre conventions, offering a steady rhythm of searching, collecting, and advancing to new areas. Wh…

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This is a pretty cool hidden object game with additional puzzles. The story is interesting, the gameplay varied and fun, you can skip puzzles if they are too hard or you are stuck. I completed the game in little less than 2 hours

ok

Played this years ago and was going through my owned games and decided to replay it. Plot summary (like it matters) - child given an opportunity making a wish, makes a nice one, and ends up in an adventure. Might have had one bug with stones disappearing in a mini-game and not being able to complete it and ended up skipping it. Some of the hidden object parts were actually rather clever - but there were occasional non-standard names. On the whole an OK HOG.