In Find All 5: Vikings, experience a hidden object game full of viking kitties, treasures to find and battles to win.


Settings & features include; resolution settings, audio controls, glare controls, fps settings, language, speed of the interface and the ability to toggle on or off hints.

The game is divided up into levels with various objects to find from different insects and animals to foods and weapons. After finding one group of items you can choose between 3 options that pop up what you would like to search for next.

Highlights

* Great viking soundtrack
* Easy to earn achievements
* WASD keys can be used to pan the scene when zoomed in
* Good zoomed-in range
* Hint system that has a cool down but is unlimited
* Interactive elements in the map (windows open, some objects move)
* As you find more objects the scene comes alive with color around you and the citizens start to move


My experience with this game is not the typical response I have to playing a game in this genre. I enjoyed the game's great artwork, branching narrative and lots and lots of items to find. The vikings are portrayed by cats, while the villagers they raid are mice.

However I feel it is important to point out that the game shows scenes of Vikings fighting the villagers and knights as you get closer to the end level (the Castle). That is not a problem. The mice are also shown shaking in terror, crying, running away and hiding. As you find all the missing items parts of the scene fill in with color and the characters start to animate. So when I say shake in terror I mean literally.

Let me be clear I am not against violence in games at all, I play many games across all genres. But in this genre I just did not expect these elements. While I am recommending the game, I understand some may not be bothered by the things I mentioned, while others may be. Either way I mention it so you are fully informed before playing the game.

IndieGems wishes to thank Very Very LITTLE Studio for providing a free review copy for this game.

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The Find All series is one of my favourite group of games in the hidden object scene. They have got better as the series has progressed and I would say that this one is just as good as its predecessor but I think it was much more difficult. I don't think I have ever used the hint button as much as I did in this game and I was really trying not to use it. Occasionally, there were ones which were slightly dubious in shape, as they don't always exactly match the preview, but most of the time they were just very cleverly hidden and they will be challenging to find. The hint button can be used as many times as you want, after the cooldown period ends, but please note that there are achievements for not using the hint button so if you want to get 100% then don't use the hint button for the first one hundred items, then you can use it as much as you like without penalty.

The formula follows the other games in the series where you are presented with three different items you need to find in the black and white scene, previewed at the bottom of the screen, and you will only be allowed to find those items. For example, there might be eleven feathers, six hats, and three bananas. Once you have found all the feathers, or all the hats, or all the bananas, you are presented with a choice of three more objects and you pick one of those three, and the game carries on like that. As you find objects, they get coloured in, and eventually the whole scene will get coloured. Sometimes, colouring in parts of a scene will animate the characters and they might move out of the scene or just react with each other, mostly by fighting each other.

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The black and white backdrops sometimes make the objects difficult to detect and sometimes there can be a lot of objects bunched together which makes it feel a little cluttered. The size of the scenes aren't massive. In fact they are deliberately sectioned off into acts, so once you finish act one, act two is revealed which is an extension of the scene in act one, which I thought was quite clever, as it kind of revealed a story along the way. The story mainly involves battle scenes, but there is nothing gory and we see no bloodshed, but there are weapons used and depictions of typical Viking behaviour.

There's an awful lot of content in this game and it took me over six hours to complete to 100% so these games offer excellent value for money. I think the production values have increased in this installment, especially in sound with some very dramatic compositions that were notably impressive.

Find All 5: Vikings is a challenging hidden object game with lots of content and a themed story surrounding Vikings.

As usual the game is very relaxing with some very pleasurable tunes to listen to as you scour the scene looking for specific items. Definitely recommended.

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I have been waiting for a new Find All game for ages, but Find All 5: Vikings was well worth the wait! There are 700 theme-related objects to find across four different scenes, so you definitely get your money's worth!
 
For those who haven't played this series (Say WHAT? That's crazy, dude! Go download the game!), this is a Hidden Object game where you are tasked with finding multiples of each object, shown three at a time. You can scroll to zoom the scene and hold the mouse button to drag the entire scene. You can choose the next item to search for each time you complete a category. (3 Picture Cards will appear to choose from).  
 
I was a tad disappointed with the challenge aspect in Find All 4: Magic, but some of the objects in Vikings were pleasantly challenging to locate! They didn't add any puzzles to this game, but they did add interactive Doors, Windows, and Chests to open this go-round.
 
My only complaint is that, once again, they don't have different difficulty modes as they did in past games.

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I am a big fan of the Find All series but this installment left me disappointed. Call me sensitive, but watching a bunch of adorable cartoon people crying and fleeing their homes is a little upsetting. I come to these games for cozy relaxation and I just could not find that here. I thought it would be handled similarly to the Middle Ages or Magic titles in the series: no crusades or witch hunts depicted there, just charming scenes that fit the aesthetic. If this is the direction the series is going in, count me out.

Was expecting a lighthearted find-the-object game in line with prior instalments. Say, a viking feast, some exploration of Iceland, that kind of thing. Instead, I find myself having to look for pixel-size birds hidden behind crying children and disparing women as they are pillaged. Depressing.

Viking hidden objects game with cats.

- Nice art of viking landscapes with cats. If cats are doing an action, it will appear animated after finding all objects in the scene.
- Good hint system and only limit is waiting 1 minute after use.
- Relaxing game to play.

- Hints should prioritize objects with 1 item left. It seems random.
- Some objects look different from the sample image. For example, bread shows up as different loaf shape.

- When using hint, indicate if there are more than 1 active item in the hint frame.
- Add more objects hidden behind doors or other areas for more difficulty.
- The story in the scenes are not fully fleshed out. Would be more interesting with captions describing what is happening and which vikings are the main characters.

Overall, a relaxing hidden object game. Will take about 4-7 hours to beat and faster if you use hints.

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I'm starting to get addicted to this kind of games :D
Very nice.

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Find all series :
I wasn't into hidden object games but this is super relaxing and it takes my mind off things.
The Find All series is different from most hidden object games, it doesn't focus on one category but several and it unlocks more as you complete them. I love it when, at the end, everything becomes colourful and lively.

Find all 1 will take you about 15 minutes, it's short but it essentially shows the mechanics of the game and what to expect for the following ones.

Find all 2 focus on a more medieval theme, you will also get a cute mini game ''Hit the mole'' It took me 2.7 hours to complete but it will take more if you are after all achievements the mini game being probably the hardest one.

Find all 3 is my favourite I like that there are different difficulty levels, also the clock gives you the exact time It's a nice attention to details. It took me about 7 hours to finish the game with all the difficulty levels, and with my cat sitting on my keyboard xD !

Find all 4 I like it less than the others, timer + Not a fan of the puzzles, no extra difficulty levels. around 2h.

Find All 5 : Some cute and funny animation at first then it gets sad, which is a shame.
I like that there's no timer you can fully enjoy and relax, It took me around 4 h to complete.

The other find all had something extra, for example Find all 2 with the mini game, find all 3 with difficulty levels, Find all 4 with puzzles, but nothing for find all 5 unless I missed something ?
The price is affordable and compared to other games in the same genre, they didn't raise the price which I appreciate.

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FIND ALL :
Ce jeu d'objets cachés est super relaxant et me permet de me changer les idées.
La série Find All est différente de la plupart des jeux d'objets cachés, elle ne se concentre pas sur une seule catégorie mais sur plusieurs et elle permet d'en débloquer d'autres au fur et à mesure que vous les complétez.
J'aime quand, à la fin, tout devient coloré et animé.

Find all 1 vous prendra environ 15 minutes, c'est court mais cela montre essentiellement les mécanismes du jeu et à quoi il faut s'attendre pour les suivants.

Find all 2 se concentre sur un thème plus médiéval, il y a aussi un mini jeu sympa ''Hit the mole''. Il m'a fallu 2,7 heures pour le terminer mais cela prendra plus de temps pour l'obtention de tous les succès, le mini jeu étant probablement le plus difficile.

Find all 3 est mon préféré. J'aime qu'il y ait différents niveaux de difficulté, et aussi que l'horloge dans le jeu vous donne l'heure exacte, c'est sympa. Il m'a fallu environ 7 heures pour terminer le jeu avec tous les niveaux de difficulté, et en ayant mon chat assis sur mon clavier xD !

Find all 4 Je l'aime moins que les autres, timer + Pas fan des puzzles, pas de niveau de difficulté supplémentaire. 2h

Find All 5 : L'animation est amusante au début, puis ça devient triste, c'est dommage.
J'aime le fait qu'il n'y ait pas de chronomètre, on peut profiter pleinement du jeu et se détendre, il m'a fallu environ 4 heures pour le terminer.

Les autres Find All ont tous quelque chose d'extra par exemple : Find All 2 avec le mini jeu, Find all 3 avec les niveaux de difficulté, Find all 4 avec les puzzles, mais rien pour Find All 5 à moins que j'ai raté quelque chose ?
Le prix est abordable et comparé à d'autres jeux du même genre ils n'ont pas augmenté le prix ce que j’apprécie.


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Find all 3: Travel was - and remains, I believe - a masterpiece, but Find all 4: Magic was a grave disappointment and I feared that the series had come to a sad end. But this game, Find all 5: Vikings, is a welcome and worthy successor to the 3rd game, though, in my view, not its equal, which I'll explain later.

In this 5th game the complexity of finding objects has been restored - my time to complete Find all 5 is two and a half times that which it took me to complete the 4th game. The mechanics are the same: searching a large image for three types of object and, when one of these is completed, being able to choose another category to look for from a choice of three. As all objects are found in a section of the image, it changes from monochrome to full colour, and parts of it become very nicely animated (animation also happens when objects relating to particular characters in the image are found).

There is a hint function which indicates the area where something can be found; after use, hint has to recharge for 60 seconds. Note that there are achievements for not using hint for up to 100 objects, and one for using it the first time. I don't know if the 100 objects have to be consecutively found, or can be spread over the whole game (in which there are 700 objects in total); I played the whole game without hints, and then pressed hint immediately after starting a second run to get the last achievement.

So, why do I not consider it quite as good as the 3rd game? Firstly, I was very happy to gift a copy of Find all 3 to my young grandson, but I would not do so for Find all 5 because of its Vikings theme (the Vikings not being known for their friendliness and good neighbourliness!). No gore is shown but the game does animate fighting (swords and arrows), aggression, fear, terror, sadness and loss, reinforced by the martial music track.

Secondly, and more importantly, the game appears to come to a sudden and premature end after the castle siege which take place on two-thirds of the lower part of the overall map. I assumed that this would be followed by a final resolution section of the game in the remaining quarter/third of the map, but no - it just ended, with the remaining part of the map filled in with scenery and a dragon - a hint of what was meant to be there or will be later?! Perhaps the game was running late in its development and was rushed out for the pre-Christmas period, and/or perhaps it is intended to extend the game into the unused map area with a DLC later on. Either way, the current ending felt like an unfortunate anticlimax after what had been a very enjoyable playing experience.

Instant buy for me. I love these series of games. Finding multiple different objects presents a unique challenge and the levels are packed with things to do/find.