Update question, is it possible to get all 25 hidden kettles? Because, I have looked in every scene and I always come up at least 1 short. This is my first Hidden Object Game. I tried other ones but didn’t like them because they interrupted play with ads or they want you to buy your way thru it…or both. This one lets you play for a while (uninterrupted) and then gives you a choice to buy it or not. It’s very entertaining and I love the map (very helpful) and the puzzle in each HOP is fun too. It offers an extended bonus feature for no additional cost and you can play it as many times as you want without cost also. All in all it’s worth the money :)

I wanted to like this game, especially since I'm a native Bostonian. But, I've tried it twice now, and found it very disappointing. You go to a scene, find one thing, then have to move to a new location. And, since there's NO logic to most of the moves. You need to keep referring to the map. Example: the water in the hallway (it's a foyer, not a hallway, BTW) is dirty (beyond foolish, who has a bowl of dirty water in their foyer?), you go to another scene, several moves later, and find a cleaner, move further on to find a wounded man, and a dirty bandage (doesn't everyone have a dirty bandage hanging around?), so you need to go to the dirty water, add the cleaner, wash the bandage, go back to the wounded man and apply the bandage! Sorry, but that's just too stupid. This game COULD be good, but it's not. Even the HO scenes have oddities, like needing a scalpel to open the model of an eye to locate something totally unrelated. I'll pass. This game needs SOME logic to it. Seemed to have been developed by right rained people only. Booooo!

I’ve never played a game by this developer and while it took me a few minutes to get used to the change, the game turned out to be a lot of fun. Some of the puzzles were difficult and I like that, and the hidden objects were fun to find. I don’t usually review the games, but I really liked this one and will be looking for more like it. While we’re talking different, I miss the more complicated games, like the DaVinci game where you actually had to make things like paper, etc, and the Nostradamus game, where you also had to complete tasks! Those were amazing! How about bringing that sort back for the newbies.

So, I rarely spend $ on a game unless I KNOW I'll get my money's worth, or, if I get to play a TON of levels for free. If I play free for many levels, I don't have a problem with supporting the creators. Until now, I have NEVER spent money up front, hoping the game will be worth it. After trying, then buying, several hidden object mystery games by Big Fish, I now just pay for the full version right away. THEY ARE THAT GREAT! My ONLY wish is that they put out more games without an occult/magic/cursed theme.