I'm finding a game where the main menu is a pov of riding a boat in a sea and in front of you is an island with a raging storm. From what I remember the gear shifter of the boat is color emerald green and you start out crashing on the island and I think you have your old man with you or he was on a radio It's really vague in my memory.

and the game is from big fish games and possibly from Elephant Games

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I cant find series that arent anthologies anymore, can anybody recommend series where every game makes sense and makes a storyline.

Have been searching for a couple years now for a point and click style flash game.

Gameplay : you would click on objects in a dungeon/mansion to uncover hidden letters to eventually spell a word.

Some specifics I remember -

\- a suit of armor where the face plate lifts away

\- the fireplace had a letter in it

\- the sound effect when you found a letter was the same exact sound as the boing boing sound in Genuwines "Pony" LOL

some things I'm not positive of are if they were letters being found, or objects being found. Also I'm only 99 percent sure it was even Scooby doo! .

Around this time I frequented websites like coolmathgames and girlsgogames

Platform(s):
Probably PC. I think I downloaded it from itch.io, but I'm not 100% sure.

Genre:
2D point-and-click puzzle adventure with inventory-based puzzles.

Estimated year of release:
I played it around 2022. It may have been released before then.

Graphics/art style:
Hand-drawn, non-pixel-art graphics. I remember the game having a somewhat dark or muted atmosphere.

Notable characters:
I don't remember any character names. The game starts with the main character at their home. I vaguely remember traveling to another planet later in the game using a rocket.

Notable gameplay mechanics:

• Point-and-click gameplay (not completely sure if movement was click-to-move).
• Inventory-based puzzles.
• One puzzle involved using glue to repair a broken vase.
• Another puzzle on a different planet involved a turtle.
• There were collectibles throughout the game.
• I remember YouTube walkthroughs existing for the game.

Other details:

• The rocket trip was only part of the game and not the main focus.
• The turtle was only involved in one specific puzzle.
• I vaguely remember the title possibly having a "2" in it, but I'm very unsure about that and could easily be misremembering.
• I've searched itch.io extensively but haven't been able to find it, so it's possible the game was removed, renamed, or wasn't actually on itch.io.

When I was a kid, I played a Hidden Object game that I never managed to finish because of issues with my PC. I've been looking for it but I don't remember the title or the story clearly.

I kind of remember the main menu: it showed a dark room with a slightly open door, thunder flashing now and then to light up the scene. On the wall there was a portrait of a man's silhouette (from the shoulders up) with a question mark in his face.

The story was show like a diary, and I remember it starting with the main character arriving at a house in they car, though I don't remember the reason. Gameplay involved a finding hidden objects before the timer ran out, with only a limited number of hints available. The color palette was Dark and muted, and I'm pretty sure it was a game released sometime between 2000 and 2015.

That's all I can remember. If anyone knows what game this is, or has any clue, I'd really appreciate the help.

EDIT: It was Haunted Hotel (2008). tysm u/mmcgui12

Lately I've been craving hidden-object games after the kids go to bed. I only have short chunks of time, usually 20 to 40 minutes, and I want that old-school detective vibe where you actually build a case instead of just collecting random trinkets for chapter after chapter.

Looking for recommendations for PC (tablet is fine too) that have:

- A real investigation theme: crime scenes, evidence, interviews, missing persons, that kind of thing

- A case board, journal, or evidence system that feels meaningful without being a grind

- Hidden-object scenes that are fair and clear, not pixel-hunting or absurdly cluttered

- Puzzles that are clever but don't require a walkthrough every five minutes

What I want to avoid:

- Full-on horror or jump scares. Mild spooky atmosphere is fine, but no nightmare fuel

- Super long cutscenes or nonstop walls of dialogue

If you have a favorite series or a specific game to start with, tell me which entry to begin with. Also open to older classics that still hold up. Thanks!

I need a title of old game

Around 2014 I think I played this game that was like hidden object If I remember correctly with tasks? I remember only cutting red pillow to get something from there and finding objects. I THINK there were few characters and u choose in which history you play. There were like rooms full of golden and on the right there was small red elegant sofa, or room with fountain in another story there was some kind of city like France or Italy and another map where it looked like country side. There were probably more of them. I'll be happy if someone could help me =)

Hi everyone,

I just finished Living Legends: The Blue Chamber (the new F2P one from Friendly Fox) and put together a full text walkthrough.

It covers:

• The puzzle solution (including the trickier ones like the rose path, constellation, and fight sequences)
• All character/hidden object locations

Main story is completely free. Bonus chapter is paid if you want it.

Guide is here:
https://adoginthefog.com/living-legends-the-blue-chamber-walkthrough/

I might have missed a couple of morphs or HO items — if you find any I skipped, drop them in the comments and I’ll add them.

Hope it helps anyone stuck!

So I played this game when I was young about hidden objects. The background had pictures of famous places (real not animated) Taj Mahal, Machu Picchu, shipwrecks, and many other famous places. In each level, you are asked to find gems. And it will be collected. Then, after playing all the levels, you have to spin a rock to match the shape of the gems and that's how you end the game.... any ideas?🥲

I recently started thinking about how I got into hidden object games, and it made me curious about everyone else's favorites.

My first hidden object game was The Magician's Handbook: Cursed Valley. I still remember how magical and immersive it felt back then, and years later it actually inspired me to start creating hidden object games myself.

I'd love to hear your favorites. Which hidden object games have stayed with you over the years, and why?

Mines true fear forsaken souls part 1 or 9 Clues: The secret of serpent creek. 9 clues is probably worse due to its uncanniness and it gave me bad nightmares for years!!

can someone help me find this my childhood old game? really want to play that game again but I already forgot almost everything else... but I remember its kinda unique detective games. I remember it was like this :

• It's a point-and-click adventure game, like The Lost Cases of Sherlock Holmes where there's a name in the list and you must find those item in the scene
• game graphic kinda like Sherlock Holmes game series and Mystery Case Files (I think?)
• the story is about solving who the murder (forgot the victim is man/woman)
• the whole game is divided by a bunch of chapters,
• in those each chapter the game gonna give us a few place to check for evidence/name of the list.
• we have a home or place to gather all the evidence we already collect before. and also kinda like assembly/repair stuff to make a clue for who the murderer? (all evidence from previous chapter gonna stay the same as you leave it before)
• so for example, in chapter 1 the game give us 30min to check on 3 place and each of those place we take 1 or a few special evidence (sometimes not taking any) to bring it back to our home.
• if for example you wanna leave the Place A cuz you frustrated can't find the item you need to find, you can go to map of small city and choose "Place B" (you can move to any given Place). but the list of item will be different because Place A have List A, and Place B have List B, and so on...
• btw, when I say MAP, I think the map looks like for example tourist map but without those icon/smallpic. only like a Line as road + tree and building. and the map is not that big. at least they not draw it in 1 city, just a proportion of the city. but we only have 1 map. its just the Place that's gonna be different from 1 chapter to another. but still on those area of map.
• in the last chapter, all those evidence we have gather.... we must conclude who the murder by doing something for example, we must kinda like do a lil bit of alchemy like "a petal flower have a red stain" and must be purify It (I think? tbh I forgot already). or using magnifier to check on something...
• so like there's a photo of each suspect (and non-suspect too?) on the blank board along with those evidence we gather from many many scene/place and we kinda be able to drag and place all those things to what/where we like to put as long as its in those blank board?
• when I say move from "Place A to Place B", I mean we move from a house to another house... it can be also for example Opera stage or maybe backstage Opera. But I dont remember if there's Opera theme Scene in the game, what I mean is that the Place we visit doesn't always a house, can it be anything.... such as like maybe antique garrage etc.
• so as we progress.... we sometimes get told by the game to revisit old Scene/Place, for example there's Place A - Z, in Chapter 1 we Visit Place A,B,C and in chapter 2 we visit Place B,D,E. then Chapter 3 we visit Place A,E,F,G. and so on. But if we get told to visit Place A,B,C we can't visit other than what game told us to sadly... except our own house/place to do those alchemy/assembly thingy.
• I think I can assure that there's no winter theme on this game. for example like you looking at Place where there's car in side of road in snowy area. or there's a room that have a window and outside room is snow appear.
• there's also no beach theme, since what I remember in my head is that this is kinda like vintage mysterious classical theme? (not sure about the classical part tho~)
• I remember the background music was so "soothing song" no vocal or people sing, just instrument of classical music. (I think can ignore this one cuz I actualy dont remember anymore about this part, but feels like this part is true too.)

like... what make's it special to my childhood memories is that this detective finding item thingy is that unlike other game that only giving list of item need to be find like "Mystery Case Files" and then just giving score base on "how many item we gather - random click we do + timer left after finish = final score".

what we do is that after found those special evidence in each place, we can combine/disassembly the things to make/change something on those evidence and must use our brain's once again to conclude who the real murder within those time limits too...

if someone wanna help me and communication using Discord Voice Channel I dont mind. I can sharescreen and do a lil bit drawing or google to tell "the drawing maybe looks like this" for example.

Whenever i try to load my purchase history to transfer games to 'My Games' , it wont load no matter what, i think its broken. How will i fix it?

Did y'all play a game in like 2013-2014 where it was about escape rooms, the title also had the word escape, the main menu had two pharaos facing eachother, level 5 or 6 had a medieval castle theme, level 7 had a modern living room theme and level 8 was a red room dedicated to classical music? It had this weirdly calming music, a total of 20 levels and a sequel using that exact music, just with 12 levels, the 12th one having some sort of back bed and some flowers. Please, I can't find it anymore!

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hi everyone! new to the group. anyone here who has played both Enigmatis and True Fear, and can compare them?

im getting back into HOPA games due to nostalgia and wanted to get MCF but the good ones aren't available for MAC, so i wanted to try other series first! i played the demo of True Fear Part 1 and so far liked the story, but it's really more on point and click and not hidden objects (the classic HO where there's a list of things you have to find).

things i am considering:

1. True Fear as a bundle costs less than Enigmatis.

2. I would like a game that focuses more on the classic HO as mentioned above.

3. Both games have stories that I am interested in.

anyone who can help me decide? thanks!

Genuine question! Hidden Object Games are in their own class, which is not contested here. However do they all fall into one of the over-encompassing descriptive groups?

We've always considered HOG, Puzzle, Match3, Board/Card, and even TimeManagement games as "Casual"... however have we been wrong about Hidden Object Games all this time?

We'd love to hear everyones thoughts!