
Hidden object game in the setting of a cartoon cafe. Black and white hand-drawn graphics. This is a kind game for kids.
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숨어있는 컵 케이크를 찾아라 여기저기 숨어있는 컵케이크 찾는 숨은그림 찾기 게임 케이크들이 큼지막 해서 시원시원하게 찾을수 있다. 가시성은 좋음
100 hidden cupcakes is a short, and not to hard hidden object game with a lovely motive. It also includes 100 Achievements. I can recommend the game to fans of the Genre and Achievement Hunters alike. I’d wait for a sale thou to pick it up!
I liked 100 hidden snails and 100 hidden birds very much because of the simple and yet challenging nature. This one is just silly. First it is that easy, that it is doable in ten minutes, second everything could be a "cupcake", so it's best to click on everything... Buy this one only, if you want to test if your computer mouse is working properly ;)
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A fun little game of having to find 100 cupcakes. The music is good, but sadly, there is no volume control in the game. The game took me only 9 minutes to complete so I would definitely wait for a discount before purchasing this game. I would also like to suggest that perhaps the game could be improved if they added a few more different drawings because having only one picture isn't enough. Also perhaps, allowing you to color the drawing once you had completed the game could be a cool feature also.
This was very cute and relaxing. I love the art-style and how the cupcakes were in-cooperated in all different places (like, in the signs, on the clothing, etc.) It was very fun to find all the hidden cupcakes!
"100 hidden cupcakes" ist ein kleines Suchspiel. Es ist ein sehr simples Spiel. Auf einer gezeichneten Grafik, die nicht größer als wenige Bildschirme ist, sind 100 Cupcakes versteckt, die wir finden müssen. Eine Art Wimmelbild also, ein Suchbild. Die mit leichter Hand und geschwungenem Strich hingeworfene Zeichnung, die zahlreiche Cupcakes enthält, ist in Ordnung, allerdings qualitativ auch nicht herausragend. Sie erinnert an flüchtig hingeworfene Zeichnungen durch eine Oberschülerin im langweiligen Physik-Unterricht. Die Cupcakes sind nicht wirklich schwer zu finden. Besser gesagt: man erkennt die Cupcakes durch ihre äußere Form eigentlich sofort. Allein schon durch ihre Gestalt sind sie mehr als augenfällig. Das führt dazu, daß das Spielchen kaum eine Herausforderung darstellt und ich es leicht in fünf Minuten fertig hatte. Das Spielchen ist wahrscheinlich aufgrund seines geringen Schwierigkeitsgrades vor allem für Kinder geeignet. Besonders nervig ist die Musik, die nicht abschaltbar ist und sich ständig wiederholt. Für das Genre aber ist das Spiel selbst einigermaßen solide. [h1]Wertung:[/h1] 6/10 Atmosphäre -/10 Story 6/10 Grafik 1/10 Sound 6/10 Spielmechanik 5/10 Balancing 6/10 Spielspass [h1]Fazit:[/h1] Zuckerschock. [h1][b]6/10 Gesamtwertung
Draw style breaks with the other 100 games, in being too simplistic, and as usual can't adjust the music level in game. This and the gnome one are the only ones not worth getting (unless you get them all in a bundle like I did)
[h3]100 hidden cupcakes is a hidden object exercise that's one of the easiest in the developer catalog. Every cupcake is in plain sight, somewhere within its single vertical image. It's all ages friendly and the artwork is handmade, but can be completed in no time at all. Therefore, even though it's cheap, don't buy it outside of a bundle deal.[/h3] [i]Since Steam forces a rating, choosing recommended, but this review is actually mixed. The following is copied and pasted from its cookie-cutter sister titles in the series, since its artwork is the only difference.[/i] There's not much more to add: If you like HOGs, this one's a no brainer, as it will cater to completionists with its 100 achievements. But at the same time, it's not difficult, it lacks color, and the music may wear on your patience the longer it takes. While the price is certainly fair for the artwork, as game it feels just too short - all of the games should have been combined into one. That's why if you do spring for this, only buy it in a set for best value. [u]Achievement Hunters[/u]: Complete the game. ~3 mins to 100%. You can reset your progress with DEL + ESC if you choose. [i]Thank you gelweo for the donation.[/i]
This is probably the easiest of all the games in this series, so its ideal for children, or adults who don't normally play these type of games. The quirky graphics and cheerful music that bops along in the background are just as you would expect. Its short, I think this is the fastest one I have played and found all 100 items in a first run-through which was a bit of a disappointment, but I love the artist's images, and its easy enough to wipe the score, and play through again, taking time to examine all the priceless little scenes incorporated into the larger picture. The price is worth it for those graphics alone, with the game as a bonus. Its user friendly, there are no nasty surprises so its ideal for littlies to play, and the more of us who purchase these games, the more (hopefully) the studio that produces them will create for us to enjoy. If you haven't played any of the others, this is a good intro to the series and great to chill out to.
The artwork is pretty and the game is quite easy, took me only 5 minutes to complete :) I really recommend it if you want something fast, fun and cheap to play ;)
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