Millionaire Manor

All in all I like this title. It is based on a concept that you are playing a gameshow and trying to rescue previous contestants that lost but it isn't a strong story line that keep pulling me back into the game. What does keep pulling me back into it are the new ideas Gogii added to the Hidden Object game genre. Like I said this isn't a strong story driven game much like Artifex Mundi games BUT it does add many new concepts when looking at the same scene; match 3 (adds an extra 2 items somewhere), find 10 like items (adds another 9 items to the scene); Find Alphabet Letters to spell words of objects you must find; Riddle (you need to decipher a sentence to know what to search for), Puzzle (yes puzzle pieces that make up the scene), Combine (kind of deciper an easy meaning that translates to 2 items in the scene), List & Sillouette to name most of them but not all of the modes. There are 12 modes. Also as you play, you get a chance to play 15 second bonus games that let you earn hints, unlocks (to unlock a new mode) & skips (if you didn't like a particular mode). Going back to comparing Artifex Mundi, there isn't any map to this game. It is mainly a game show theme much like 'Discovery! Seek and Find' where the scenes change and not your position on a map. (Thus you don't need to remember where to use an object because you don't pick up any objects to carry around.) The scenes keep changing rapidly so you don't feel any staleness in looking at scenes or for objects. I also find this game moderately hard to find objects and I've needed to use hints. If you like HO games and you want to try something different in the HO genre, I'd suggest trying this game out.

A pretty fun, interesting take on object-finding puzzles. The storyline and voice acting are okay; it's the way you unlock new modes and do the same or similar rooms in different ways that make it interesting and fun. A little frustrating at times, but more due to the challenge level than low game quality. Plus, the game is fairly accessible - only one mode involves a time limit, and hints are fairly easy to come by and don't seem to count against you (nor does time taken); the only issue I can think of is that the Find The Difference mode is not color-blind friendly. If you like hidden-object puzzles, it's a pretty good pick up!

Tags: Adventure - WC - Hidden Object Additional Tags: Delete Local Content & Remove from Library TLDR: Low resolution. Hintspam gameplay. Repetitive. Uses a lot of cheap tricks to hide the objects. Not much of a story. Outcompeted in saturated genre. Between the reshades, the object hidden by other object and the resize of object there are a lot of cheap tricks this game uses. So this is sort of a gameshow in which you spin a wheel and must gradually solve more and more games of hidden object to unlock modes and free the little guys in the jail. You get few modes to begin with which makes the game repetitive especially since they cannot be selected. The main hidden object scenes are hard to complete due to cheap tricks. The speed at which hint button refreshes means it will almost always be ready before you spot anything else so the game mostly plays itself. There is not much of a story to speak of. There are bonus rounds which involve finding broken poker chips which are good to break the pace a bit but they go by so fast that they barely even matter. Conclusion: Better stick to a more traditional story walk clicker hidden object with better presentation and fairer puzzles. This just feels like a lot of filler, being repeated over and over again in a pointless grind.

감옥에 갇힌 가족을 구하자. 이상한 남자에게 잡혀 감옥에 갇힌 가족들. 그들을 구하기 위해 남자가 내는 퍼즐을 해결한다. 룰렛을 돌려 선정된 퍼즐을 플레이. 블라인드, 설명문, 이름 등의 선택지를 보고 해당하는 물건 찾기. 역시 언어의 장벽을 느낄 수 있다.

Straight up HOG with a few pretty easy puzzles. Great for when you're tired of games where you have to gather items to unlock locations and all that nonsense. I liked the different game modes in the later puzzles and the narration was entertaining.

This is a great game for a variety of hidden object styles and quick games. Long term play with the storyline, revisiting similar scenes with slightly different objects or new objects enhances the length of gameplay with less need for new scenes. Very fun, would recommend!

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