Where's My Loot?

Where's My Loot is a medieval fantasy hidden-object game that reminds me a lot of the Hero of the Kingdom game, but without the story. You are going to be given a chest with 100 slots to fill with weapons, shields, armors, jewels, and potions. By collecting those items, you will get information about each of them. I found some of the descriptions quite interesting. You get an achievement for each item you find. https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3758356472 The artwork is pretty and detailed. You can zoom in and out to look for items, and you can see people's faces clearly, as well as the textures of the rocks, trees, and even the grass. I liked it a lot. The soundtrack was ok; it wasn't noticeable, but it was definitely relaxing. https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3758362481 The first few items were easy to find, but the further you push toward the 80s and 90s, the more they become well hidden. I had to use the hint a couple of times and noticed that when you are zoomed in, the hint wouldn't show. You have to be completely zoomed out for it to work properly. https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3758356424 Pros: +Medieva…

It's not perfect but kinda nice. I like the style of fantasy RPG graphic, even though it's not very well drawn in parts. The picture is larger than you think at first sight, you can (and should) zoom in quite a bit to be able to see more details and especially the loot of course. It's not too hard. And if you're getting impatient, there is a hint feature that reloads. At first I wasn't sure if I should recommend it - it's just that one picture and not really beautiful or anything, but you can view the loot you found in your inventory, sorted by category and with name etc. - I think that's a nice feature, caters to my collector heart!

Not bad but it is too short. It needs more content.

A find-all with a cool fantasy environment, this was a fun visual change up to the usual hidden object game and it was also cool having an "inventory" I could check. I would love to see more hidden object maps designed like this. My one complaint would be that some objects were a little too well hidden given the map resolution at the closest zoom.

it's fine I suppose. a single (almost) static image with 100 objects hidden in plain sight. the art is pleasant, and there is a hint system to help you find the last couple. The biggest selling point of this game is for people who care about total cheevo numbers and or total 100% games, as every item has an achievement and it took less than 30 minutes to reach 100%. I'm not wildly regretful, but even having bought it on sale for less than a dollar I probably wouldn't buy it again

Meh. Took ~20 min to find 94/100 items. Used hints for the remainder because I knew they'd almost certainly be ones that were just obnoxiously hard to see, and I was right. 24 min playtime total. Feel kinda sh*tty getting 100 achievements for this. Wish it was fewer, honestly. Not sure if I'll refund or not.