Without a doubt, this is a HOG. An remarkably mediocre one at that. There are better looking ones from even smaller companies for free so I'm not quite sure who their target audience is for this one.

The HO scenes were just a cobble of stockphoto and 3D items repeated throughout each location. They really tested patience on the concept of "hidden", as if they actually didn't want you to find it. The items are labeled quite poorly, which I imagine someone who is ESL would struggle discerning objects.

I also echo the sentiment of having multiple props of the same 'word' but only one is correct. A very strange choice if you ask me.

But hey, is it a broken game? No.
Can you finish it? Yes.
Would you buy this with money? ...A resounding no unless it cost less than a handful of pennies.

A rightful disappointment after multiple entertaining point and click games of the same title. Why would they put this on Steam?

Without a doubt, this is a HOG. An remarkably mediocre one at that. There are better looking ones from even smaller companies for free so I'm not quite sure who their target audience is for this one. The HO scenes were just a cobble of stockphoto and 3D items repeated throughout each location. They really tested patience on the concept of "hidden", as if they actually didn't want you to find it. The items are labeled quite poorly, which I imagine someone who is ESL would struggle discerning objects. I also echo the sentiment of having multiple props of the same 'word' but only one is correct. A very strange choice if you ask me. But hey, is it a broken game? No. Can you finish it? Yes. Would you buy this with money? ...A resounding no unless it cost less than a handful of pennies. A rightful disappointment after multiple entertaining point and click games of the same title. Why would they put this on Steam?