Best Hidden Object Games Iphone (2024 Updated)

I bought this game as a gift to myself. I spend hours on it. It is not basic hidden objects like I first thought. It is in “solve the mystery” form. Makes it better. In a way I wish they would give you a list of hidden objects so you can know what to look for.

Instead I have to move around the board to see if I’m supposed to pick up something. I guess it makes it a little more challenging. The mini games are fun as well.

I don’t like the way the game is set up to answer the riddles, I’ve had to switch between playing on the TV and the console to get through the game. I do love how it makes you think and challenges you but I wish it programmed to run more smoothly so it navigates better while trying to get to the next board.

I haven’t played it much lately because it does become time consuming but it could be worse. The boards are pretty interesting but there may be a glitch because some of the items I have when I tried to use them it wouldn’t take it but once I completely felt like I was out of options and tried again then they worked.

This game is ok. It’s not what I expected. I use to play a lot of the search and find games on PC years ago and loved those games to unwind. This seems like a cheaper version of those. Still an ok game especially since you can’t find games like this on game systems now.

Great little toy!This toy will keep the little ones busy for a long time! It’s a great activity for the car or anywhere where the kids need to stay busy. It’s better than an iPhone because the parents can still be involved.

I would give my little neighbor an object to find and it would take him five minutes while I was able to do other things! LOL. If you have kids, keep one of these around. Great for teachers too.

My 9 year old granddaughter loves this game. It’s just difficult enough to keep her attention and simple enough to enjoy that winning feeling. Arrived quickly and in great shape to wrap for her birthday.

My husband is a video game creator and thought this was a really cool toy that was surprisingly close to building a video game in real life! We used our iPad to use the app – like another reviewer said, make sure you’re in good lighting when you take the image of your boards.

We didn’t read the directions before jumping right in, so it was a little confusing to start, but we saw afterwards that there was a cat game they suggest you to build to familiarize yourself with the system.

The COOLEST part of this is when you finish a character and a board, and play your game – it’s so fun to see it work! You can edit your game from the app if you don’t want to fuss with the bloxels, and you can work off other people’s boards and incorporate into your own game.

We can already see lots of hours in our future spent on creating, editing, and playing games within this platform. Note – the bloxel parts are small so be careful if you have small children or pets around! I received this product at a discounted price in return for my unbiased review.

5 stars for creativity. , but overall 4 stars due to the effort i had to put into figuring out the iphone app. This is awesome! Imagine building video games with lego blocks. and actually easier. Just create a random design on a blackboard and it becomes an environment (called “room”) in your customer video game.

Similarly build characters and other special things. Each colored block means different things, so thats how you can get creative. A suggestion – build your rooms in good light so that your mobile device camera can quickly capture the photo.

The reds and the pinks are quite close in shade 🙂 It took a while to fully understand the app. Make sure you spend some time getting accustomed to best use your Bloxels. It wasn’t intuitive on the small screen on iphone.

But cool enough to put effort to figure out :p All in all, a fun board game. Look forward to similar products in the future. I received this product at a discounted price in return for my unbiased review.

I’m always looking for new and exciting “educational” toys to gift my nieces and all signs pointed to Bloxels as this season’s must-have. I started off by trying out the purchase myself to be able to speak to it with the little ones.

Easily enough, the product allows you to make a fun sequence of characters that brought me back to the simpler times of “Lite Brite”. There was a bit of a struggle afterwards however converting things to my iPad but after a few YouTube tutorials I felt humbled but excited to get things moving.

The validation checks seemed unnecessary, especially for a child’s grasp of the concept, but other than that it was great to have things come to fruition. This is a gift I will enjoy playing with my nieces and I will definitely have to refrain from too much artistic direction.

If coding is the future than this is a great starting point for all tikes alike. I received this product at a discounted price in return for my unbiased review.

This is a great game! It can be a challenge for sure! It brings back memories of old school I spy books! This game is a great way to get the whole family involved! My son loved this game! I would recommend this game for anyone trying to add to there game collection!.

I purchased this game for my grandson’s 5th birthday. He loved it and we had a blast playing together

This game is engaging for young and old alike. It s easy to earn and is fast-moving, so attentions are always focused on the game, especially since it requires the participants to concentrate. I highly recommend this game; it will be a wonderful addition to everyone’s family-oriented game collection.

This has kept my 6yo super entertained and focused. It’s fun to watch her try to find the hidden images with her grandparents and different adults that come over and visit us

Awesome hidden pictures book and I’m an adult. I love to do these great puzzles. Highly recommend.

THIS IS VERY GOOD FOR ANYONE!!! IT IS GEARED FOR YOUNG ADULTS AND I CHALLENGE THEM BECAUSE YOU HAVE TO HAVE SHARP EYES AND GREAT WIT. TRY THIS BOOK AND CHALLENGE YOURSELF!!!

This game is hilarious. It’s like a combo of chinese whispers and pictionary. It sounds weird but it’s really good fun once you know how to play. My family consists of 5 people and I believe the more people that play the better the game will be, I think it’s 4-6 players that can play at once.

This game might not be great for people with a smaller vocabulary, (really old people, young kids, ect. ) as it much easier to play when you understand words. Overall, I highly recommend this game as it’s such good fun for everyone and so so funny.

How to play Playing With this game everyone has a little marker book. On the first page you write your name on it with the (erasable) marker. Everyone decides which colour side of the cards everyone collectively will be using, either yellow or blue.

I think one side is meant to be harder but they tend to be just as hard as each other most of the time. Everyone picks a card out of the card box at random and someone, (doesn’t matter who), will decide the fate of what everyone is drawing by rolling the dice.

The cards, on each side, consist of 6 different options. When the dice is rolled, the thing that is numbered on your card the same number as the number decided by the dice must be written on the first page, (there will be a box there to write itin.

) You the turn to the next page, (which will be completely blank,) and pass it to the person to your left. You will recieve a new book from the person to your right. You then flip back one page and you think how you should draw the thing written in the middle of the box, (you cannot use words or numbers at all and you cannot tell anyone what the thing is.

) You turn the page back to the blank page and someone, (doesn’t matter who,) turn the timer on and everyone hurriedly tries to draw the best picture of their thing as possible. When the timer runs out, everyone once again passes the book in their possession to their left.

You will receive a new book and you have to turn the page back and look what has been drawn. You turn the page and write down what you think the thing that has been drawn is, turn the page and give it to the next person.

You will continue drawing and guessing until you get your own book back. Scoring There is then a scoring system used to determine the ranks. Each person one by one will do a show and tell of their book.

This is usually the funny part. Everyone gets to see what has been drawn and guessed. If what has been drawn gets guessed the word that the artist was going off, the artist and the guesser will each get a point.

If the original word is guessed at the end, the owner of the book aswell as anyone else that fits into the guessing and drawing scoring will also get a point. Once your book has been shown and scores from, the owner of the book will pick their favourite drawing that has been draw in their book and the person who drew it will get a point.

All of this has been one round. Once everyone’s books have been scored, everyone rubs everything out and does everything again. Ranking The game consists of three rounds, (unless you finish the game prematurely,) and you then add all your points from each round together to discover your grand total.

The person with the greatest grand total wins the game.

This is similar to the old game of gossip but you use dry erase markers and erasable pads to play. One player writes down the word(s) and then draws a picture of it on the next page. The pad passes and the next player looks at what the previous player drew and writes the word or words that the picture evokes.

Then the pad passes to the next who reads the word from the previous player and draws a picture of it. And on it goes up to six players. Each player had his/her own pad and starts a different word so everyone is playing each round.

Love the suspence in this game. My partner and I both played and using the Hidden Agend app added to ther experience! What a great game choice if you like mysteries.

Really nice game, I received it in 3 working days in excellent brand new condition. It works perfectly. I would recommend this to everyone.

Awesome game. Gripping story. Sad it’s quite short, but its well worth money. Recommended.

Sometimes, you have to look closely to see what’s right in front of you. That’s certainly the case in the many hidden-object scenes you encounter in Mystery Case Files: The Malgrave Incident. And it’s also true of the game itself.

When it plays to its strengths, The Malgrave Incident’s fascinating locations and absorbing hidden-object scenes make it a pleasant and relaxing escape. Unfortunately, much of your time with the game is spent wandering the island, trying to determine where it is you’re supposed to go and what it is you’re supposed to do next.

And at such times, the enjoyable sense of exploration is replaced with frustration. There’s an engrossing tale of adventure and mystery hidden here, but you sometimes need to look pretty hard to find it.

As the game begins, the enigmatic inventor Winston Malgrave has summoned you to his island. His message indicates that a substance that exists only on the island may be the cure for all of mankind’s illnesses, and because his wife Sarah is ailing, he’s desperate to secure more of the substance posthaste.

Upon arriving at Malgrave Island, you find signs of a once-thriving community that has clearly been abandoned for some decades. There’s a poignant sense of the past lingering throughout the island; at a dilapidated theater, faded posters for old productions still cling to the walls, and everywhere you go, you find lovely postcards that depict the now-crumbling town in its bustling and elegant heyday.

Because the island feels like a place where people lived and where time has taken its toll, the sense of isolation and discovery that goes with exploring the lonely island is absorbing. As you progress, you gradually uncover the details of the island’s history and Malgrave’s past, which makes for an engrossing old-fashioned tale that you’ll want to see through to its final revelations.

The Malgrave Incident also has three competitive multiplayer modes for up to four players. Classic Pick challenges you to find more listed objects than your opponents. In Swift Pick, a single object is listed, and players score points by being the first to spot it.

Tick Tick Pick is essentially hot potato; a bomb is ticking down, and when it comes your way, you need to find a listed hidden object to pass it to the next player before it explodes. These modes all function just fine, but The Malgrave Incident’s best moments are ones of calm focus–not frantic competition.

Additional players can also grab remotes and assist with finding hidden objects during the game’s Story mode, though even if you don’t have extra remotes, it’s fun to just gather around the screen and verbally help each other find the listed items.

The Malgrave Incident can take around 15 hours to complete if you opt to solve each puzzle yourself, and at $30, it’s reasonably priced. It’s an uneven journey, and it’s a shame that its better qualities are offset by periods of aimlessness and frustration.

Still, it comes to a satisfying conclusion, and in the end, you’ll be glad you took a trip to this mysterious and fascinating island.

I recently started this game. I love it! However the one game I buy for myself, I find my son playing it! However he created his own profile 🙂 I like these types of games and will definitely look for some more! My son who loves high action/adventure says “I love your new game mom, it’s addicting”.

Great game. Clever and challenging. We tore through it in 3-4 days and my mind was continually thinking of the next stage. I played with my 7 year old son and he actually helped solve a few of the tricky puzzles that the adults couldn’t figure out.

Good family game but a hoot without help. There are some serious stumpers but it’s better than other games in the same vein. Worth the dough.

The family and I sat down to enjoy this on my birthday and everyone loved it. Everybody jumped in with a lot of enthusiasm trying to locate things on the list. Even my son, who’s Mr I’m to Old For This, got in to the action.

It brings back that old family closeness. The game is a value beyond compare, in so many great ways.

This Hidden Object Game Collection keeps you busy. My wife and I love these types of games. Shipped very fast. Fun for adults as well as the kids. This will keep you busy for many, many hours. Package showed up in Excellent Condition.

This is a great game. I have bought a few Hidden Object games and by far this is the best one I have. It works perfect for Windows 7. I really like the fact that I can change the settings to “no time limit”.

I work at the game at my own pace and can also pause it. It’s not too hard and not too easy, just perfect.

Item is exactly as described and the game works flawlessly! Ive officially completed my Xbox LEGO collection and I couldnt be happier. As for the gameplay itself, its not the best LEGO game Ive played but still fun.

My favorites are the Avengers and Marvel Super Heroes games!.

Lego Indiana Jones Game for PS2 was my very 1st purchase not just on eBay but anywhere online. I’m really pleased with the game it has a proper Indiana Jones feel about it and the fun cheeky Lego side to it, graphics are outstanding for a PlayStation 2 Game and gameplay is fun with just the right amount of difficulty the sound is great with all the music from the films.

It arrived 2 days after purchase in excellent condition so I’ve gone on to make further purchases from eBay I’m very happy with the game.

I have most of the Lego games but this one is different – in a good way. I was a little put off at first that there was no clear direction on this game. The previous games I played like Star Wars Complete Saga have “doors” you pick from 1-6 in order.

This game has no “doors” but it is a free run-around experience with arrows that point to different levels. The hubs in each chapter (there are 6) are just as much fun to run around as the actual chapters are to complete.

To date, I would consider this my favorite Lego game. One thing that is very hard to accomplish is the balloon level on one of the first chapters. There is one stubborn balloon that is very hard to reach jumping a jeep over a bridge.

It is do-able but it does require a lot of patience.

One of the best rpgs I’ve ever played on the snes, Secret of Mana still remains one of SquareSoft’s greatest rpgs along with final fantasy and chrono trigger before the merge with Enix. I asked for this game as a birthday present from my grandparents after reading three issues of nintendo power that detailed a walkthrough and story about it; I also saw this game being played by one of my relatives.

The game’s plot tells the tale of one of the games heroes, a boy, having intervertedly unleashed monsters near his home by removing the mana sword and being exiled as a result. Before being exiled the boy meets a knight named Jema and tells him to come to the water palace; there he learns from Jema and the palace’s caretaker Luka, about Mana becoming weaker, which resulted in more monsters appearing in conjuction of the mana sword being removed.

To revive the sword and mana itself, the boy embarks on a journey to find the other palaces and receive power from the mana seeds. The boy gains two other allies in his quest, a girl and a sprite, who join him due to their own agendas that ultimately tie into the boy’s quest.

The games mechanics allows 1 to 3 players to take control of the heroes as they fight monsters and powerful bosses; even without two other players, one player can manually switch between them and make use of their unique skills.

The games menus are done by the ring system, which includes weapons, spells, equipment, stratgey grid, and other options. Weapons and spells become more powerful through use and require much effort to make them stronger in order to beat bosses.

As you beat bosses, you’ll receive weapon orbs which are used to upgrade into stronger weapons and make them powerful. The story itself is great and you’ll enjoy the lighthearted moments down to the sad traigc events as you play the game.

The graphics may not be well received in todays standards, but the game utilizies the snes’s 7-mode for being shot to different places via cannon to flying flammie and landing. Overall the graphics for this game are still great as they were in 1993.

Likes: -Great story. -real-time battles. -upgrading weapons. Dislikes: -repitive grinding to build higher weapon and spell levels. -hard to get bearings while flying flammie. -Limited amount of items your allowed to carry.

SquareSoft set the tone for rpgs in the days before its merger with Enix; nowadays rpgs have become more focused on graphics and battle systems rather than storytelling and striking a balance between battle systems, graphics, and core aspects that were seen in rpgs back.

However games such as Xenoblade Chronicles and The Last Story have shown to go back to the basics of rpgs while maintaing todays standards. While Secret of Mana may not match up today’s rpgs in graphics, it help the genre go beyond the traditional battle system and tried something new.

Secret of Mana is and still remains a crown jewel in rpgs, and its definitly worth playing.

In the list of classic RPGs for the SNES, “Secret of Mana” is definity one that stands out- Unique game mechanics (the ring system, atypical battle sequences, etc. ), and an interesting story help cement it as a must-have in the SNES’ library of powerhouse RPGs.

I know I’m more than happy to have it back in my collection. 🙂 Thank you, DKOldies!.

First off, it’s funny they have people who buy the games review them on eBay. If someone bought the game on here, it usually means they wanted it to begin with! Anyways, Secret of Mana is one of the greatest Action RPGs for the SNES.

With the ability to do up to 3 player multi-play and a great (though slightly flawed) battle system, the game really keeps things varied and interesting. Unfortunately, the story is a bit oddly paced and doesn’t quite hold up substance wise, especially when compared to much deeper titles that came out around the same time and have come out since.

Be aware, too, that this game will be very monotonous and boring for people who aren’t into the idea of running around areas and killing enemies for hours, which can become quite laborious with how the energy percentage system works.

Basically, every time you attack something or run, your energy depletes to 0%. It then charges back up (quickly), and if you attack before it’s back up to 100%, you’ll do 1/2 your normal damage or less (usually).

While this usually isn’t a problem, there are points in the game where this slows things down considerably. The graphics for this title were very good for when the game came out. Definitely holds all the Super Nintendo charm.

Characters often show frames of emotion in response to certain dialogue in the game. I remember this creating a stronger sense of connection to the characters when I first played the game, but unfortunately the effect doesn’t seem as strong as it once was.

Overall, a great game, and definitely worth playing, especially if you have a friend or partner who would enjoy this title along with you!.

The game is difficult, don’t get me wrong but it’s been overblown. The main difficulty is the player having the patience to learn the mechanics and play the game. The easiest way to show this is that out of all my playthroughs, my first one took me the longest, not by a short number either.

My first run took 30 hours to complete, my subsequent runs all take less than 8 hours. Aside from difficulty, the world is amazing and all connected. You can walk from the end of it back to the start whenever you please, however there is a fast travel option which you will probably use a lot.

The enemy design is unique and there are SO many types of enemies to fight. To fight those enemies you have your equipment. Weapons, shields, sorcery, pyromancy, miracles, bows, armour and rings. These all play a massive part on what build you play and how you play the game and it would be an understatement to say that the game’s equipment and build potential is versatile.

Most weapons in the game use a thing that in game is called “Attribute Bonus” but it is most often referred to as “Scaling”. This means that depending on the weapon’s scaling rank, a certain stat can boost its damage, which is great and another point towards build versatility.

If you have a sword that you like that has S Tier strength scaling, running a strength build would make sense as you would reach the maximum potential from that weapon. Most weapons start off with mediocre scaling however upgrading them and infusing them with different gems that you find throughout the game will change the scaling rank and can completely change a weapon and the build you go for based around that weapon.

You don’t need to worry about messing up your build either, as if you do upgrade the wrong stat, there’s an area fairly early on which allows you to respec your build and choose what levels you want to go into certain things, at the cost of an item that can be found around the world or by winning PvP scenarios.

This is great design in my opinion, or would be if it weren’t for the fact that you can only do it 5 times per playthrough. Which leads me into my next point: New Game +. After the final credits you are asked if you want to enter “Journey 2”.

This removes all your key items (keys, quest lines etc) and puts you right back at the start with all the equipment and levels, while increasing the difficulty slightly by raising health and damage of enemies and bosses.

Speaking of bosses, they are designed incredibly. They don’t often feel like they’d be out of place as a final boss for any other game. They all are incrediblyunique and unforgettable and are sure to last you some time as you figure out their moveset and weaknesses.

Because you will die to them, alot. And that’s where the pleasure comes from in dark souls. In a world where everything is either trying to kill you or is already dead, overcoming the challenges they come your way leave you with a completely unique feeling of accomplishment whenever you do it.

The game is incredibly complex and definitely deserves at least 1 playthrough from everyone.

This isn’t a game you just pop in and play, you can, but you probably won’t be happy with it and you’ll definitely miss out on a lot. The important stuff; it plays well, the go-karts are almost identical to the GT series (not a fan), the cars however are far more realistic.

It’s not 100% sim, but it’s probably as close as we’ve seen for PlayStation. There are loads of setup options, view and controller settings are a project themselves – all the options are great but it can be distracting trying to fine tune every last detail.

The descriptions of adjustments aren’t great. The menus are not exactly intuitive, but functional. Vehicle tuning is similar to GT, including the explanations that don’t always make sense. It works, and if you’re in a hurry you just answer a few questions and your crew sets up the car for you.

Speaking for PS4 – I think this game is pushing the system, but it mostly runs well. The graphics (1080) are very good, the sound is actually brilliant in most vehicles. There are a few bugs right off the disk, but mostly taken care of in the updates, the latest of which is nearing 20gb, as always make sure you’ve got storage.

If you’re a fan of sim racers than you’ll love it. Loads of fine tuning, a good vehicle and track selection, I do suggest you get a wheel – anyregistered wheel, because a controller does not do this game justice.

Last thought; you can change the weather on any track, mix it up, grab a Senna and tear up Laguna Seca in a blizzard if it’s getting stale.

I’m writing this review as part of a contest. Project Cars is a great, technical racing game. To be clear, this is a simulator – not Need For Speed. For someone who wants to figure out that fine tuning your right rear Axel’s height to the mm, this is the perfect game for you.

I typically am looking for something a bit more casual so didn’t go as deep. The out of the gate level is a 20 lap endurance race in Formula 1 which is a bit intense of a learning curve. However, if you get past that, this is a very polished game.

It has esports ambitions and lots of deployability. There are tons of cars and they look absolutely stunning. This racer has by far the best graphics – the water on the track actually will diminish over time as it evaporates, the attention to detail is stunning.

You can tell a lot of car went into this game.

I bought this as a collectible, so gameplay I do not know about. you do get two games in one and it is a good value. This game is aimed at teenagers so they will most likely enjoy it.

As described. Quick shipping. Good games if you’re into this genre.

I guess if your into Japanese type Pirate game Captain Harlock then this is your game. It has the character to look like harlock and the pirate. Just remember the controls.

What a boring game. Makes no sense. Do not buy. Waste of money. Charity shop it goes!

This game is hilarious with friends and you don’t need multiple controllers to play. Would definitely recommend

New and sealed great price was a perfect present for my friend

Overall, this is a fun game that teens have fun playing with their friends. It’s also a good one for family game nights. The camera roll challenges are the most enjoyable. The reason I only gave it three stars is because there are a few inappropriate cards like “Text a selfie to a random phone number.

” Absolutely not. This is cell phone safety 101. I urge the makers to review the content and permanently remove anything that encourages texting random numbers and/or some of the cards relating to social media.

I bought Game of Phones as Christmas presents both for my small family of 3, as well as for my brother’s family of 8 this year. Both families have older children in their teens, and both families love playing games, so I had a feeling this would be be big hit with the kids and adults alike, and I was absolutely right! I liked that it had a hint of Apples to Apples feel to it and was faced paced.

The game seems to play easier and keeps interest longer more with a larger group – 5 or more – but it is fun regardless. A fun, engaging way to interact with your teen kids! A big win! #sweepstakes.

My sister and I had an absolute BLAST playing this during this Covid-19 isolation period. Even though there is a fairly large age gap between us, we both really enjoyed playing this together. And because it was fun without being vulgar (like a lot of games currently on the market), we plan on playing it again in the future as a whole family.

Would HIGHLY recommend this to anyone, especially parents looking for a gift for their college-aged children, since it does NOT push alcohol consumption. Good clean fun for the whole family:).