Finding hidden objects is at the heart of each of the following games, set in fantastic realms and at many different points in time. Enigmatis: The Mists of Ravenwood HD - A Hidden Object Game with ...

Gotcha, didn't we? There will probably be plenty more (arguably better) "gotcha" and "ah-ha" moments where that came from in Mystery Manor on the iPad. Russian developer Game Insight has released its ...

Puzzle The follow-up to one of the decade's best detective games will have you selling cursed antiques to Victorian weirdos next month Puzzle One of the best detective games of the decade is free to ...

Hidden object games are perfect for when you’re just trying to challenge your mind without too much stress. With a simple objective and low stakes, you’ll be able to forget all about the endless list ...

Digital versions of Where’s Waldo? or I-Spy, also known as hidden object games, are mechanically simple yet dizzyingly complex. The premise of finding items hidden in crowded spaces can create visual ...

Hidden Object Games are comparatively easy to play. You won’t need to learn specific controls or master any environment. Simply open the image and search for the object. The coolest part about The ...

— -- Hidden objects puzzles, the kind found in "Where's Waldo?" and "I Spy" books, have always appealed to kids. Those types of puzzles can now be found in the video game "Mystery Case Files: ...

It’s looks a bit like BioShock concept art, but it is most definitely not. This is a screenshot from Abyss: The Wraiths of Eden, one of the finest examples of hidden object games, the trash novels of ...

For those not familiar, the Windows Phone Store has combed through the hundreds of thousands of apps and games to create a series of Collections to help users get started in the right direction. You ...

We’ve all played hidden object games at one point in time or another. So if you’re looking for a glimpse of nostalgia mixed with some fun gameplay, we got a few games for you. Morphopolis is not your ...

You don’t have to take your tea with sugar (or even drink tea at all) in order to enjoy this hidden object puzzle. Two sugar cubes are concealed somewhere in the image below, which was created by ...