There's No Dragons

Playing this after the "100 Cats" Series was a mistake. Here is why: - You have to search Dragons in chronological orders. After finding finally one, I mostly forgot half of the other dragons I found during that search - Dragons are sometimes completely obstructed by objects, making them only findable after finding that tiny object one can remove by clicking it. (Or using hints). The mechanic of revealing dragons is a good one, but if literally "anything could be removable" you start clicking everything randomly to find the last dragon, not knowing if you simply overlooked them. - The music was so obnoxious and I felt rushed for no reason. This added to the frustration of not finding anything at all - There was no feedback by clicking things on the screen, making me jump everytime I clicked by luck a piece that can be removed. Just to reveal that nothing was hidden beneath. Highly unrewarding. - In "100 Cats" you get all the achievements after beating the level. It doesnt matter if you found them all by yourself or with hints. Here, you get a quarter of the achievement because you didnt found them all by yourself and there are two gamemodes. So, in order to get all achievements you…

A really nice hidden picture game. It takes a good bit of time to finish. There are several different puzzles that need to be done on different difficulties. Relaxing and well done.

A delightful find the object (dragons) game. It provides multiple difficulties that range from easy to challenging which involves new mechanics. You can change the color pallet which in some colors makes things more difficult or just aesthetically pleasing. If you are a fan of this genre and looking for a relaxing hidden object game, this is perfect.

A cozy little hidden object game where your only task is to find cleverly hidden dragons in beautiful hand-drawn illustrations. It's simple, relaxing, and I really appreciated the feature to switch line and background colors to help with visibility. It’s a short experience (took me about les than an hour), but I enjoyed it enough to keep it installed for future replays. A great palette cleanser game!

Yep, there's no dragons.

Fairly straight forward implementation of the Hidden Object Game genre, except that it adds the mechanic where sometimes you have to click on random objects to reveal the dragon. For example, you might have to click on a cup of coffee to have it disappear and reveal the dragon behind it. I'm not a fan of this mechanic, as it seems like you'd then need to just click on every object on the screen, in case it might be hiding a dragon, rather than just scanning the scene with your eyes, which is what I expect from a HOG. I believe "There's No Santa" does not have this mechanic, so I'd recommend that game over this one.