Snap. You open your eyes. You look around. You see a dingy hospital room and the bed you’re strapped to. It’s all completely unfamiliar. You don’t know how you got there and what’s worse; you don’t know who you are. Welcome to the Hidden Object psychological thriller Committed: Mystery of Shady Pines.
The latest Jewel Quest Mysteries game, entitled The Seventh Gate, is the third instalment in the ever-so popular match-three puzzle cross hidden object game series. This time you play as main character Emma as her and her family go on vacation to the beautiful sea-side paradise of Greece. Get into a euro-trip spirit as you explore Greece in search of Emma’s husband and daughter who have inexplicably gone missing while on your vacation and meet up with Emma’s past along the way too.
Momma Brooks decides to pass on a chance to escape the sinking Neptune Cruise Ship and search for her husband and children before it’s too late in Nightmare on the Pacific. She is no doubt the original Super Mom as she puts out fires, clears debris with a hacksaw and climbs ropes to maneuver from room to room in this suspenseful Hidden Object game.
Paige Harper’s worst nightmare is about come true in the Hidden Object game Paige Harper and the Tome of Mystery! One night, while searching the Library for a rare book, Paige suddenly finds herself in a secret room with a handsome spirit trapped inside. Many years ago he stumbled across a mysterious book, which trapped him inside the Tome and now he needs Paige’s help to solve the book’s mystery in order to free all the trapped souls. Worried she will be stuck there forever, Paige doesn’t waste any time and immediately embarks on a quest to solve the mystery, only to realize that before she can do that, she must first help various characters in famous literary works – like Hamlet, Sherlock Holmes and Romeo & Juliet – solve their own problems!
Paige Harper and the Tome of Mystery offers a great twist on the standard gameplay in this genre. Whether you are in Capulet’s Garden or Treasure Island, the scenes are presented in a unique pop-up book format and within them you need to look for various objects, like Romeo’s love letters to Juliet or a misplaced football in Robin Hood’s camp.
If you’re looking for juicy mystery combined with amazing visuals and a good storyline, the Hidden Object game Victorian Mysteries: Woman in White should do the trick! Based on the 1858 serial “The Woman in White”, one of the earliest mystery novels ever to be published, the game sticks close enough to the facts for those who have read and enjoyed the novel.
Victorian Mysteries: Woman in White begins as our hero’s train breaks down and he has to walk the rest of the way to Cumberland on a dark chilly night. Leaving difficult times behind in London, Walter Hartright is busy contemplating his new position as an Art Teacher at Limmeridge House when he suddenly runs into a mysterious woman dressed in white who seems to be hiding from something… or someone?
While initially he thinks nothing of it, the plot thickens when he arrives at Limmeridge House only to realize that one of his students – Laura Fairlie – bears an astonishing resemblance to the woman in white who, rumor has it, escaped from an asylum.
