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This is a nice (but short) puzzle game. It sounded gruesome but it wasn't really. Filled with puzzles that were mostly very intuitive and fairly easy. My play time shows over 4 hours but I left it running while I walked away a few times so total time was much shorter.

The story line was about solving puzzles and being rewarded with body parts to construct a friend.

I would recommend this game but because of the easy puzzles and short play time, I would definitely wait for a sale.

I believe this is the 4th "Find All" game and it did not disappoint.....except it was way too short. I wish it had the difficulty levels that the last one had that would have drawn this game out longer. All in all, though, this is a fun game and I would recommend it.

Starts out b&w and colors in as you go. When you find all of something, other things also color in. Lots of different objects to find in one scene. All objects aren't exact (for instance, looking for a cat, you'll find 1 cat exactly the same as the given picture, the others will still be cats but look different or have different poses). All the objects are pretty much in reasonable areas.

Hopefully they will have more "Find All Games" (but longer) in the future.

This game was ok but I was not crazy about it--couldn't wait for it to be over and there was no way I was going to play it through again to get all the achievements.

First of all, for a HO game, it was way too "wordy" and way too much character "interaction" (conversations) for my taste.

There were a lot of "action scenes" like climbing up things (find the place to hang onto, etc.) which you CANNOT skip. It had collecting all the flowers and find all morphing and find all feathers. Those items were not easy to find. Normally I enjoy that in a HO game. I go back and replay to pick up ones I missed but there are no indications whether those objects are in a scene or how many you may have found or not found--the game was just too tedious to have to do that multiple times. I guess I could have followed a guide but I'm not into doing that in this type of game.

I have really enjoyed playing a lot of Artifex Mundi games and I guess the developers were trying to do something different but this one just wasn't for me.

I'm really on the fence about this one but I am going to recommend with caveats.

This is obviously an older game and there were technical issues.

The biggest, "almost" game breaker was a broken mini game. It happens early in the game in the bathroom of the boarding house. The first time I played, when I tried to solve it, it would not let me do anything. The cursor remained a magnifying glass and never changed to a hand to pick things up. Upon searching in the discussions, this is a known bug. I ended up having to uninstall the game, reinstall and turn off Steam Cloud saves and start from the beginning. I then proceeded with the puzzle but did NOT click on the schematic instructions that was in the scene. I was then able to proceed.

Also, most of the time there was a 6 to 10 second pause with a black screen when you traverse from one area to the next.

There is a map which you really need because there are SO MANY areas to go to unless you can do the game in one sitting (which is doubtful), you really have to use it to remember where you can use a certain inventory item. The map indicates where there is a possible action (as long as you have been to the area before). There is also A LOT of trekking back and forth across all the places and the map will not take you there automatically.

HOWEVER, I will say one positive thing, there are literally a TON (34, I believe) of HO scenes and some of them are VERY DIFFICULT. I don't like to use guides for HO scenes or hints but I did use a guide from time to time for this game because, with the technical issues and the length of time to travel around the map, I did NOT want to have to replay the game to get the "no hints" achievement. Oh, and there were also some questionable descriptive words, two examples, the object called a "bike seat" turned out to be a horse's saddle and a paper "plain" was a paper airplane.

The story line was decent enough for a Hidden Object game.

Bottom line, if you really like lots of challenging HO scenes and you are really patient, I'd recommend on sale. Easily frustrated should stay away.

Haven’t had this much fun playing a PC game in a very long time. This is NOT just a fishing game. It’s so many kinds of games tied into one. It’s adventure, open world, survival, quest, a little dexterity, not horror but certainly sinister and eerie, building/upgrading/repairing, and story rich. I’ve probably left something out, but you get the picture. Not to mention the mechanics are intuitive and easy to learn.

I’m not even halfway through the game as I write this and I almost don’t even want the game to end . . . so I’m just taking my time and enjoying the ride.

I can unequivocally recommend this game. 100/100

I really enjoyed playing this mystery point and click game.

Your character wanders around a four story mansion looking for a Will and must solve dozens of puzzles of many different varieties. There is a journal and a very helpful map that help you along but I would recommend you get out a pen and paper and take notes for quick reference. I found it helpful to write down every puzzle I found in each room to easily refer to when I found the necessary clue or object to solve it. There's also a sometimes obvious and sometimes subtle hint system if you get stuck.

There are no people to have dialogues with and no zombies, ghosts or monsters to chase you. To me, that is a huge plus.

The only "con" I have is that the controls were wonky for me. Going around a corner of a hallway or door sometimes caused the camera to kind of spin around--not game ending by any means, just a bit annoying. But that's the ONLY slightly bad thing about it.

I highly recommend this game to anyone who loves a good old fashioned mystery game.

Triple The Fun! This 3rd game in the series is even more fun.

They did away with the "extra games" needed to get 100% achievements (like the 2nd one did). They tripled the fun by giving you three different difficulties to complete. Same scenes on each level but different/more objects to find. The harder levels are challenging.

All of the games are the BEST HOG OF THIS TYPE that I have played. Checks all my boxes.

Starts out b&w and colors in as you go. When you find all of something, other things also color in. Lots of different objects to find in one scene. All objects aren't exact (for instance, looking for a bottle, you'll find 1 bottle exactly the same as the given picture, but the others will look different). And the objects are pretty much in more or less reasonable places. The finished scenes are gorgeous colored scenes. (Would love it if you could zoom out at the end to see all of it at once.)

Not a very long game but, for the price, it was well worth it. I hope there are many more to come.

I highly recommend this game!

Picture yourself a security guard who has to watch different rooms on security cameras and sound the alarm if something isn't as it should be.

Sounds a bit boring but it's actually challenging and curiously addictive!

For the price, a nice little game to while away some time.

I recommend it!

BEST HOG OF THIS TYPE that I have played. Checks all my boxes.

Starts out b&w and colors in as you go. When you find all of something, other things also color in. Lots of different objects to find in one scene. All objects aren't exact (for instance, looking for a dog, you'll find 1 dog exactly the same as the given picture, but the others will look different). And the objects are pretty much in more or less reasonable areas.

The ONLY thing I didn't like is that the scene moves constantly. You can slow it down in settings but it still moves. I'm getting used to it but wish it could be stopped entirely. (I later found a glitch by accident that allowed the scene to stop moving.) I'm hoping future games won't have this feature.

I was a bit disappointed with the addition of the puzzle games to get all achievements but I may or may not try to do the speed runs anyway. I play these types of games when I want to sit and chill so I'm not interested in trying to do it fast.

Wish it had been longer but, for the price, it was well worth it. I've already purchased #3 and hope there are more to come.

I highly recommend this game!

I'm enjoying this game even though I am typically not a "Match 3" player. Each level has a different combination and number of "rooms" or maps. The match 3 pieces vary and there are "special" pieces that give the game variety. The requirements to finish the levels "perfectly" also vary. The game is fun and relaxing but also somewhat challenging. I would recommend this game.

If you need any clarification of how the game, levels or pieces work, there is an IN DEPTH Strategy Guide which you will find in the "Collector's Edition Extras."

The developer is very active and "hands on" and if you have any questions or concerns, he closely monitors the Discussions.