CheeseCube
Cheese Cube besides it’s looks is actually pretty fun (and challenging) and offers some fun gameplay, with a decent selection of levels, skins, and obstacles, it’s still in early versions so I expect more to come, besides that, it’s a fun little game that reminds me of the old flash games, and, well, it’s CHEESE, who doesn’t like cheese?
– Real player with 68.2 hrs in game
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This is one of the best games i’ve played in a good while, I simply never get tired of it!
– Real player with 19.7 hrs in game
Hidden Object - Food
Hidden Object - Food, how well do you know your foods?
Our verdict: Unworthy
Find out why in our full game review .
– Real player with 0.7 hrs in game
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Hidden Object - Food is not even worth the 0.49 cents it is on sale for. At best, it should be one of those free game apps that displays ads between levels - if it even had levels, which it doesn’t. I do not recommend it.
The root problem is that there is only one mode, timed, and very briefly timed at that. It is meant to be played in speedy sessions just to rack up a higher score that it does not keep track of. There are three difficulty modes that give you instructions like “Find 2 coffees.” 2 Coffees? Does that mean cup of coffee? Does that mean coffee beans? Well, just wait a few seconds because the game vibrates the objects you are looking for if you aren’t moving quickly enough - and there is no way to turn that cheaty feature off.
– Real player with 0.3 hrs in game
Relax It’s Aqua
Not a bad idea, but the controls for the diver and the camera could benefit from additional fine tuning. The two feel at odds with another. WASD movement seems to be relative to how the diver is facing, regardless where the camera is positioned or facing. (However the diver’s body does not always turn when pressing a WASD key?) This made some of my next key press movements feel counter-intuitive to how I would expect the diver to swim. For example, I pressed “D” to send the diver to my right, not the diver’s right, when the diver is facing me. (Also, I know it is meant to be a slow and relaxing game, but an ability to swim a little bit faster would be helpful.)
– Real player with 0.5 hrs in game
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Item Collector - Pirates
Item Collector - Pirates - Play through a huge amount of different levels with increasing difficulty and alternative exciting game modes. Bring you brain to the limit and find all the matching pairs!
Product feature:
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100 levels
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100 achievements
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Easy gameplay
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Includes sfx and music
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Great graphics
Fake Illusions
Amazing game to train your eyes. Some of the illusions gave me a really hard time.
– Real player with 3.3 hrs in game
are those illusion books actually lying to you
– Real player with 3.1 hrs in game
Tiny Lands
Tricky 3d pick-the-difference game that allows you to rotate the diorama, but has limited zoom capability. If you get stuck you can leave your current game and go on to the next, but when you return, you have to start from scratch and hope you can remember the differences you have already found. This is where the limited zoom capability can be a real pain as you can only zoom in on the centre of the scene, not at the side areas. You simply rotate the diorama and hope for the best. If you are hunting achievements, this is going to leave you very frustrated, though it eventually helps with the achievements based on your speed of finding the differences.
– Real player with 55.0 hrs in game
Tiny Lands is a gorgeous spot the differences game - probably the most beautiful I’ve played so far. Each of the 50 levels is a masterfully crafted miniature world in 3D, with an abundance of varied low-poly items. While this type of puzzle game is usually encountered in 2D, now you can move the camera around the level in order to change the view point or zoom into / out of an object. Currently this is done using the keyboard, but mouse-only input is planned to be added in the near future.
– Real player with 9.6 hrs in game
Appease the Spider
For how silly the game looks (and is), it still scared me. i went into this game after playing the original stop motion one and i honestly didn’t think id be scared at all playing but the feeling you get when you’re trapped in the room with the thing on the other side, or any other subtle creepy thing in it is well worth the dollar nineteen
– Real player with 1.3 hrs in game
It’s not scary, so if you are looking for a good scare it’s not here. The camera system is mostly pointless, I never used it and it took me 18 minutes to finish, only died maybe 5 times. The ghosts themselves are not really the threat, not being able to find what your looking for is. HOWEVER it is always nice to see Markco come out with a new game, even if it is just a remake of an old one. As much as it pains me to say, if you have no nostalgia for the original there is not much for you here.
– Real player with 1.2 hrs in game
Hidden Objects - The Mystery House
It is fun and can be played fast,.
– Real player with 7.4 hrs in game
Given the almost universal terrible reviews, I wasn’t expecting much out of this game. And it certainly has issues all too common in HOGs. Blurry backgrounds, teeny tiny objects in later levels, and the least favorite of all, a timer mechanic. Devs, most of us loathe those with a passion. They are the exact opposite of what we want from a relaxing game.
My main beefs other than blurry backgrounds was that there was just no time to enjoy them. I saw thirty of them, but couldn’t tell you what they were, other than they reminded me of other games by other studios. As for the object hunt itself? At first it was super easy to pick the big, bright images off the muddy backgrounds.
– Real player with 0.7 hrs in game
Room of Pandora
amazing puzzle game!
– Real player with 8.9 hrs in game
Nice game that would even be more nice though if the devs would react to help-questions in the discussions…
– Real player with 1.5 hrs in game
100 hidden cats
This game is one of the greatest games to be created. From not being able to adjust the ear-deafening music to finishing the game in 15 minutes, this game has got it all. Not only was I able to speed-run the game, but I was also able to log back into the game to look at all the cats I found. There is no button to restart the game, so every time I loaded into the game I was able to stare at my achievement for hours. I even had time to trace the whole background onto paper from my monitor and then color it in like a page out of a coloring book. I’m glad the developers provided a fun activity to complete after the warm-up game was completed. Overall, I rate this game a 10/10, would not spend money on again :)
– Real player with 31.2 hrs in game
Nederlandse versie hier beneden.
Super short. Super fun. And, especially as an offer, super cheap. There is not much more to say about 100 Hidden cats. Scroll up and down on a large black and white drawing by placing your mouse at the bottom or top of the screen. One hundred cats are hidden in the drawing. A found and clicked cat turns red and every found cat gives you an achievement. So a hundred achievements in total in this game. A counter shows how many cats are still to be found.
– Real player with 1.1 hrs in game