Millionaire Manor

a great idea for an HOG which gets boring and repetitive very quickly. pros. the idea of the game no walking around collecting stuff etc. good graphics. many game modes. cons. boring story, very repetitive always have to do the same stuff in the same scenes i do not recommend this game at all. maybe only for those who are curious and/or collectors. overall i give the game 2/10 for the idea and the decent graphics.

Extremely weak hidden object game. There's nothing else than the hidden-object scenes, no adventuring parts. The gameplay is very grindy and repetitive, forcing you to replay the same scenes again and again. Some variety is added by alternative game modes, but it's not enough and some of the modes are quite annoying. The HoG scenes are completely static and the graphics is blurry and unclear. And everything is accompanied by a bunch of glitches and UX flaws. Absolutely not recommended, there are thousands of better games in this genre.

I'll recommend this, because it is a hidden object game with an interesting premise (crazy guy kidnaps your grandfather and a bunch of other people and makes you play a 'hidden object' game in his massive mansion to release him)(very meta). It sets itself apart from other hidden object games with the game show type aesthetic randomizing the type of hidden object scene you interact with with at least 10 different game modes. The big problem I have with this game though, is its dated. The game was designed i think, for 800x600 resolution, and if you play it in windowed mode, that's what it was. On a 4k screen, it was too small to see properly. The problem was worse, because FULL SCREEN was 1920x1080, but on my 4k screen meant it didn't resize my resolution to 1920x1080 automatically, but instead still sort of looked like a 1920x1080 window in the top left corner of my screen, with the ability to acccidentally click out of the game if i strayed too far right and down. In other words, not good if you have a 4k monitor.