I’ve been experimenting with these hidden objects games for a few months and this is the first game I’ve found that I can play all I want for FREE! You can buy hints if you want, but you can get free ones, it depends how competitive you are. I just started this game and it’s not too easy which I love and even have puzzles along the way. The other games I after a week or two as it got harder, you couldn’t move on or sometimes not even able to play until you spent money, that’s when I would delete, others that were free were boring and way too easy for my taste. The pictures here are not easy, I’ll be playing this game from now on.

I'm still playing the game, but I thought I'd jot a few notes down before I forget. First, it's so refreshing to play a hidden object game where it takes some time and effort to find the objects -- that's the most enjoyable thing about this game for me, aside from the post-apocalyptic scenery, which is totally cool. I don't really understand the story-line (assuming there's something beyond a guy wandering through weird scenes), nor do I know anything about the main character besides the fact that he seems to know where he's going; we don't get any real dialogue or emotional responses, and thus far there are no other characters. I'm also not sure what the motivation would be for you to redo scenes to get more points. What are the points worth? Maybe it will become clearer later in the game. But if you are just looking for a nice time finding hidden objects, this will certainly fill your time. Also, it looks like the in-app purchases are just hints (since the objects are genuinely hard to find, maybe you would get frustrated after a while waiting for the hint button to recharge?), but I haven't spent any money at all.

I love these games. I could play all day. Ads are sometimes a pain but totally worth the free games. Being able to mute some of them makes them much more tolerable. One thing, we older people don't have great eyesight, although hard to admit. If we could lighten up the search screens, or make it optional then the games would be almost perfect. Playing these games for me is not only fun but medicinal. So please keep these games coming and maybe consider my request for lighter screens. Thanks for all the talent it takes to produce them.

I’ve been playing this for years. I take a break from it for awhile, then go back, and it’s still challenging enough.As others have pointed out, some things are mis-named. New HO games that I’ve looked at are either too easy, have too much story line, or have too many ads. (Yes, I like my HO games to have minimal storylines.)Spookiness also keeps things interesting.