Wind Peaks

It’s a hidden object puzzle game where you follow a group of friends on a camping trip as they explore a mysterious forest. You use a map to move through different scenes and look for hidden items. The game has colorful, hand-drawn art that feels very detailed and alive. Each scene has small moving parts like swaying trees, animals, and kids walking around. You can also interact a little with the characters, like tapping them to get funny reactions. Your main task is to carefully search each scene to find all the hidden objects. Some items are very well hidden or blend into the background, and sometimes they even change color to match their surroundings, which can make them harder to spot. You can zoom in to help you look more closely. If you get stuck, there is a hint system that shows you the general area of the item, but you have to wait before using it again. As you play, the levels get bigger and harder. Some puzzles also let you use items to find things, like using a banana to attract a monkey. Overall, it is a calm and relaxing game, but it can also be a bit tricky at times.

This game was quite short- I left it open while making my lunch and got the blue ribbon in two and a half hours. For this and many other reasons, I would advise anyone looking to add this game to their library do so on a deep discount sale. I don't know what I paid, but I am sure it wasn't $18. Sweet Glory, that is robbery, sorry. What worked: + Hint button hunts for the impossible to find objects, takes 2 minutes + Less than three hours to blue ribbon + humorous, cute, wholesome + no sweat involved + Has a witch :) Improvements: - Sometimes I would be moving around then want to click and the controls would be slow or confused by me - the maps are very large, but you can't zoom out on most of them, so you can only see a small portion at a time. Made a simple game tedious - Lots of slivers visible, or one-off hidden-in-a-log etc mechanics - 70% of the map is interactive, 2% is what you want to see, 28% is little wiggling blibs of grass and flying birds and other bothersome crap. You could say it adds difficulty, but I swear, I didn't see many of these items, and I would be looking right at them! - the witch is barely important and what does she give us? What was that potion we ma…

Enjoyed it thoroughly.

I found it a bit too hard and confusing. There are definitely better and cheaper hidden object games

Cute little hidden objects game. Doesn't exactly grab me with anything new or shiny, but it was ok and fun to explore! Some of the objects are quite hidden - and even more than the ones requiring some puzzles; but I guess that's the point of the game ;)

It's a cute and well put together look and find, but I would only recommend it if it goes on sale. The amount of content is not in any way worth 15 USD. It's more the length and quality of a small mobile puzzle game than a full length PC title.