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• gamedeal user

  Mar 9, 2022

  Anti-Russian company that doesn't mind selling to evil countries like Israel and the USA, despite all of their constant war-mongering and genocide.
• gamedeal user

  Oct 31, 2014

  As far as puzzle games go this is OK. It is pretty fun in the begininng but with time it can get boring as they use the same map multiple times. I guess if you want to play and relax it is not bad.
• gandalff2000

  Dec 22, 2022

  A fantastic hidden object game. I love this type of game, so it's a no-brainer for me. The puzzles are fairly easy, although you do have to think, I can't fault this game at all.
• gamedeal user

  Jan 8, 2023

  it's an okay game, but there are so few "locations" that you do the searches in and the mini games have almost no variety. it's okay if i want to zone out a little but even then it gets stale kinda quick.
• gamedeal user

  Dec 16, 2014

  [h1]To sum it up[/h1] [b]Pros:[/b] [list] [*] High quality object hiding [*] Varied gameplay offered by minigames between levels [*] Extra objectives [*] End-game unlimited modes [/list] [b]Cons:[/b] [list] [*] Low, non-adjustable graphic resolution [*] No Steam integration of any kind [*] Every now and then, a cheap trick in object hiding [/list] _____________ This is part of a series of hidden object (HO) games developed by [url=http://store.steampowered.com/search/?developer=SpinTop%20Games]SpinTop Games[/url] and published by [url=http://store.steampowered.com/search/?publisher=PopCap%20Games,%20Inc.]PopCap Games[/url] between 2007-2009. To date they are my favourite of the genre. Unlike more modern HO games where the items are often practically jumping out at you, here they are masterfully blended and conspicuous (sometimes even a little too much so.) The whole scene looks practically painted. Each stage ends with a varied puzzle (crosswords, rotating tiles, spot the difference) that offers a little break and introduced the next level. And each level ends with a small informative blurb that I assume nobody will read, but it adds a bit of substance. More modern HO games try to amp it up with plot and animations and a story and voice acting and what not, usually with bad results, because at the end of the day, it's a cheesy casual game and reaching for more just makes it awkward. But this series focuses efforts on the mechanics of HO gameplay, and it shows in how well the scenes are made. Shame about that low resolution though.
• seanorgill85

  Mar 20, 2023

  Had this game years ago, but lost it due to computer at the time dying. Really happy that I found it on Steam!!
• gamedeal user

  Apr 1, 2023

  Lots of replay-ability; great deal for price.
• gamedeal user

  Dec 28, 2014

  when you have that "there's too much going on for me to concentrate" feeling, this one is a fine time waster. was definitely worth a play through.
• gamedeal user

  Jul 6, 2023

  While Steam was gradually gaining recognition in the market, there emerged a smaller player known as "Big Fish Games". I'm commenting about them because it was actually through them that I first discovered the "hidden objects" genre So, what exactly is this genre? Well, as the name suggests, within the experience you are pretty much presented with a screen where you must find specific objects amidst the cluttered picture in order to progress and... Yes, find even more hidden items. Although not an entirely original concept, it may be an interesting diversion for casual players seeking to pass the time or shift their focus Now, turning back to Big Fish Games, the initial games I encountered with this concept were relatively simple with modest graphics. However, "Amazing Adventures Around the World" brought a revolutionary touch. While the core gameplay remained similar, it introduced new dynamics and elements. Enhanced graphics, music, sound effects, and even a scoreboard. These factors contributed to make it stand out among others in that category In a world full of AAA releases, one of the best aspects of this sort of title is that you don't need a high-powered PC to run it; a basic computer with internet access will suffice (as you still need to download the game) So, my friends, if you enjoy the casual genre, I consider this game in particular one of the best in its segment. However, I advise against grinding through too many levels during your playthrough, as it may eventually lead to boredom. Of course, this is merely my personal perspective on the matter
• gamedeal user

  Jan 25, 2015

  [h1]The sequel, and basically the same game as Amazing Adventures Around the World: The Lost Tomb. Except now you don't get a multiplier from finding objects quickly so it defeats the purpose of finding items in groups so just click any damn item you see once you do. Also, instead of finding the golden scarab per new map, you find 2 gems (either physical or text) per map, and the maps are now different from around the world unlike the tomb setting before. When you play all 20ish maps you've only completed 6 out of 20 levels!? THEN YOU START THE OLD MAPS ALL OVER AGAIN!? That's what made me quit the first game and this one too, the objects don't change in the levels so it gets boring. There's also new mini-games like the classic word search, which you're able to pause the game and still look at the list and the game to find the words without the timer going down... The soundtrack is different and pretty decent, although sometimes it sounds like someone is farting purposely in the game.... Anyways, decent game for when you're bored and love iSpy! 7/10[/h1]