
Hidden object game in a surreal style. Black and white hand-drawn style. Animated puzzles. Mind blown.
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Can't find the last few and need to leave for a while? Or just hit Escape by accident? You'll have to reactivate at least 4 of them. And probably 9. I still haven't figured out how to activate those 5. It ends up being pointlessly frustrating for what should be a fun search-and-find game.
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One of them requires you to press a key on your keyboard which there's no way to know about without a guide.
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A lot of them are so far from "hidden" they could not be more in plain sight, standing out like sore thumbs, but then you have a few puzzles, that were quite neat. Relatively easy 100%, may have to spend a couple minutes on some puzzles.
The best thing about this game is finding the Eternals that are hidden.
It has a few great elements (secrets) to unlock eternals, which are better than most of the other games in this series HOWEVER I am still downvoting the game as a whole. At least 85 of the 100 eternals you have to find are completely unhidden. It is the entire premise of the game and yet you can see how they are simply PNG's stuck on top of the (admittedly beautifully drawn) larger image. They pop out too because the background has all these lines on it and the characters are just.. white. I applaud the creativity in the remaining 15-ish eternals, but even then: you have this light switch gimmick and it is tied to like 12 of the 100 eternals. It would've been great had it been 4 but now it once again feels like a cheap way to get to that 100 number. I probably would've preferred if it had just been the 15 unique ones without the deceit of how many there were, or even better: if the other 85 had been somewhat hidden. Mind you: the eternals are never even rotated. They just stand there.
I prefer travellin cats to this but it's still fine at 50 cents.
100 hidden eternals, is a rather short but pleasant and relaxing experience, it's also as simple as the name suggests, find all the eternals hidden before you. It's honestly another great game to help fill the void or simply allow yourself to just shut off for a while. Overall it's a solid game that delivers exactly what it sets out to achieve and it's 100% worth the time it take's to complete! Solid 7/10
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was not like the other game and how would we now how to turn on night mode without help
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