
Finding Hannah is a relaxing puzzle game about a woman navigating a midlife crisis. Hannah’s got it all: a well-paying job, a fancy coffee machine, and a comfortable life – so why isn’t she happy? Lead her on a journey of self-discovery as you explore beautiful scenes and find hidden objects.
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Languages: English, German
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My only major complaint is that it's a bit too grindy to unlock the next levels so for that reason I'm going to have to not recommend the game. I only have two levels left but I've lost interest in having to repeat scenes to progress to the next one. Other than that, the game is really sweet and has beautiful music and artwork but the grind was a bit of a turn off for me personally.. I'm not sure if anyone else felt the same.
I was genuinely interested in the story, given its feminist and queer elements. But stop making me play your stupid mini games over and over again to unlock the next scene! It feels like a tactic to artificially extend the game time. I struggled through 2 hours before giving up. Despite these fancy elements, the script isn't particularly well-written as there's so little content. If not for the repetitive mini games padding the time, I suspect the story can't even sustain half an hour on its own. Not worth it unless you're a hardcore fan of hidden object games.
(Attention : uniquement disponible en Anglais et en Allemand). Un petit jeu très chill, porté par son irréprochable direction artistique. Son esthétique colorée et très agréable a suffi à motiver mon achat, or il se trouve que malgré ce style très tranché, tout est parfaitement lisible et identifiable. Les musiques font le taf, et ont l'avantage de ne pas être trop répétitives ni lassantes. Certaines sont même particulièrement réussies. Les bruitages apportent également leur petit plus, avec occasionnellement des sons relatifs aux objets trouvés en plus du traditionnel son de validation. Sans être passionnant, le scénario se laisse suivre sans déplaisir – et bien qu'il aborde certains sujets qui ont tendance à rapidement me saouler, il effleure aussi d'autres thématiques que j'estime plus intéressantes. Je craignais un peu qu'il s'agisse d'un de ces jeux qui utilise son propos à des fins de croisade politique – procédé que j'ai toujours détesté, tout particulièrement dans un jeu payant. Or le fin mot de cette histoire intergénérationnelle s'efforce d'être simplement une petite morale positive et sympa... Même si il devient vite évident que le jeu se complaît dans la bien-pensance ordinaire, ce n'est pas non plus trop dérangeant, dans la mesure où ça reflète finalement à la perfection la sur-inclusivité bobo berlinoise qui est non seulement le décor mais aussi un des sous-thèmes du jeu. Au final, même si l'ensemble bénéficie d'une touche agréablement féminine et s'avère manifestement LGBT friendly (tag curieusement absent de sa page steam), son propos principal n'a heureusement rien d'un tract de propagande. Et c'est carrément préférable, car c'eût été - comme d'habitude, extrêmement contre-productif. En terme de gameplay, tout roule. Les scènes d'objets cachés s'avèrent relativement variées puisqu'elles alternent entre : - Trouver les objet dont le nom est écrit - Trouver un certain nombre du même objet - Trouver de objets en fonction de leur silhouette. Les écrans s’enchaînent, et plus vous finirez vite, plus votre score sera élevé grâce à un système de combos multiplicateur. Vous recevrez à l'issue de chaque tableau des récompenses sous forme de ''sacs cadeaux'' à ouvrir, contenant des ingrédients divers sur 3 thèmes : café, cosmétiques, street food. Mélanger les ingrédients permet d'obtenir de nouveaux produits dont une combinaison spécifique sera nécessaire au déblocage du chapitre suivant. Un système plutôt bien pensé, puisqu'il oblige à retourner farmer les tableaux précédents – ce qui sera l'occasion de découvrir que les items peuvent changer de place, et même que de nouveaux objets font leur apparition au bout d'un certain temps. Si cet aspect de farming des phases ''sacs cadeaux'' (pas vraiment passionnant, du fait qu'il s'agit d'un mini jeu où il faudra faire des paires d'objets) est un poil répétitif, ça ne m'a finalement pas dérangée plus que ça, dans la mesure où ça permet de varier agréablement l'activité. Le jeu s'avère idéal pour de courtes sessions de détente sans trop réfléchir, ou pour se changer les idées avant d'aller dormir. Même si sa proposition est relativement modeste, c'est pour moi une excellente surprise, dans la mesure où tout ce qu'il fait, il le fait bien. Finding Hannah a bien failli passer sous mon radar du fait de son manque total de visibilité, et c'eût été dommage tant il excelle dans ce qu'il propose. Son seul défaut à mes yeux est d'être uniquement en anglais, et j'espère qu'au terme de son early access, une version française décente verra le jour. De plus, son tarif me semble franchement honnête, et je ne puis donc que le conseiller aux amateurs de jeux d'objets cachés.
推荐: 希望这种类型的剧情我能多看到一些:纯粹的不强调男性参与的女性代际关系、有自然与社会关怀的剧情、成长线完满的女主角剧情。等待制作组的下一个游戏❤❤,对游戏里讨论的话题触动很深 缺点:游戏性较低、模式单一,但因为某种程度上启发了自己开发英语学习软件如何进行,再加上对剧情的期待,所以在接受范围内
小学时候玩过一个游戏叫《Time to Hurry: Nicole's story》也是hidden objects找东西类的, 有一点剧情,中间穿插小游戏,试玩了一下好像又回到童年。很适合学语言,不仅有日常对话,还有能够重复记忆单词的机会,对于英语和德语都不是母语但又都会一些的我来说完美适配了。剧情感觉会很有趣,最喜欢拉拉纠葛了,人物设定也很好。 如果能每章节通关后还能仅查看剧情就更好了。 更新:我轻轻收回我之前说过的话,这个游戏不知道为什么这么肝,本质已经不是找东西而是2048了,为了剧情得做很多机械劳动..
因为想支持全女主创和全女性主角(这里的女不仅指顺女 代一切非顺直男)所以来玩的 真的很难得 每个主要角色我都挺有好感的 看到别人家的祖母会称赞孙女新染的头发像玉米花一样漂亮 谁酸了……喜欢智慧老人,祖母说"After the war, stability was the one thing I thought I could give my family"...很唏嘘 故事的内容也挺丰富的,与自己、与母亲的和解,职业选择,生活平衡……但是好像玩家本身更像旁观者 只能看着 连选项都没有 不能真正作为主角参与这个故事 游戏还可以做得更好 感觉主线应该更连贯 而不是被一个又一个让人有点失去耐心的消消乐(也不是消消乐吧 更像是合成大西瓜)和找东西小游戏切割得很破碎 主线没点几下 剧情就结束了 然后就需要不停地找东西、不停地合成大西瓜来解锁新的剧情 然后剧情一秒钟就结束了 真的会让人失去耐心 看了个寂寞的感觉 而且这些小游戏和主线也没关系啊 合成咖啡 合成化妆品 在工作室一遍又一遍地寻找箭头符号 这有什么意义呢?而且有的回合还是根据物品阴影轮廓找物品 对我来说真的有点难 不喜欢… 还有真的很希望能设置一些steam成就…不至于一个都没有吧…听说游戏还在开发中 不知道2024年还会不会更新了 但是 没有成就?seriously? 玩了4小时了 基本上只是在玩合成大西瓜……重复性太高 太无聊了 我真的很想说 作者你为什么要这样对我呀????该不会觉得玩四小时重复性极高毫无意义的合成大西瓜很有趣吧???我的天哪 实在是太浪费时间了 不打折不值得买 点推荐是因为故事情节和女性角色塑造 想鼓励一下创作者 但是不更新我应该不会想再玩了
留意这个游戏纯粹是因为和我英文名字一样,画风也很好看,可惜只有英文。 但英文也不是特别的难,基本上没什么障碍的。 游戏主要就是寻物+消消乐,串起了母女三代人的故事,有描写女性的部分也有因为德国背景下反思战争的部分。 整体游戏形式是很休闲轻松的,但故事还是挺有值得一读的。 唯一美中不足的就是故事结束得太突然了,可冲着这个艺术风格,作为小游戏也可以玩一下。
Incredibly grindy. You have to play the same scenes over and over again to unlock the next level. This would be good if the story was.. actually interesting.
[b] Finding Hannah[/b] is a narrative-focused hidden object game focusing on Hannah as she navigates a mid-life crisis. It is a fun and unusual offering that certainly piques interest in terms of the narrative, with its relatable protagonist and fascinating but flawed side characters. While the gameplay does get a little repetitive in places, both the hidden object and item combo modes are fun and gratifying ways to progress the story adding a nice level of interaction and challenge. The aesthetics stand out with unique stylised visuals and a strong, varied soundtrack. Overall, this early-access version of the game got me intrigued and I will eagerly await updates and future content. I’d recommend Finding Hannah to anyone that enjoys casual narrative-focused experiences and hidden object games. [b]WANT TO KNOW MORE?[/b] My full review of this game where I go into detail about gameplay, narrative and styling is available on [url=https://indie-hive.com/finding-hannah/]Indie Hive[/url].
[i]I'm finding 2023's underappreciated gems! This one has entirely different vibes than [url=https://store.steampowered.com/app/1530800/Frank_and_Drake/]Frank and Drake[/url], but they are both really special and I love them. [/i] I mostly bought this game because I liked the art style so much, but also because you don't see women over 30 portrayed in games a lot, and because it was affordable. Got to say, I enjoyed the story and gameplay much more than expected, too. I thought it would be mostly a visual novel with some object-finding sprinkled in, but it's really more of a unique high quality Hidden Object game with a coherent and actually interesting story and a minigame I hadn't seen before to unlock new levels. The concept confused me a bit at first, but then I really liked it. There is an ignorable (but very useful) timer for the hidden object scenes, but from what I've gathered it doesn't start while you're taking in the scenery and getting a feel for what's where. Once you start, it seems to be an advantage to look for all three current objects before triggering the bonus timer. I usually hate timers, but in this game I found it quite fun to try to be as quick as possible. You can get a precision bonus too, which I found a cool reward for not just randomly clicking (which is what I resorted to in some other HOGs, but only did once in this game). You get up to 3 "hints" per scene, and I used them a bunch of times when the objects to be found were presented with only black silhouettes - I appreciate the attempt to mix things up (and also mostly appreciated some objects moving around), but those were sometimes annoyingly difficult to figure out. Oh, also! I only noticed halfway into the game that there's a zoom function, and it greys out the currently searchable objects that aren't in the zoomed-in area. The object-merging minigame was probably the thing that made the least sense for the story and it was a bit confusing at first, but I found it mind-numbing in a relaxing, almost meditative way XD I even continued for a bit after finishing what's there of the story so far. There was a little strategy involved in which scenes to repeat for more of the minigame resources, which was also a plus for me. The whole unlocking process felt a little grindy and unbalanced at times, but not so much that I got seriously bored. Coming back to older scenes was a treat for the eyes, and the music did its part to keep up the mood. The story dealt not only with Hannah's conflict between freedom and security, the other characters' musings on it and relationships between family members. It also had a surprising amount of insights on German history during and after the Second World War without feeling too obviously educational or dragging down the mood too much. A bit tropey perhaps when it comes to the Hippie period, but realistic enough from what I know. It was only at the rather abrupt end that I remembered this game is still in Early Access. The story didn't feel interrupted in the middle, I just missed some kind of outro. Honestly, it's a very good game already, but if it's going to get a little more balanced and even have its story continue then that's amazing and I'll gladly check out the updates. * * * If you like chill and story-driven games, check out my curator [url=https://store.steampowered.com/curator/35872486]Peaceful Adventures and Stories[/url]. You're also welcome to join the [url=https://steamcommunity.com/groups/chilladventures]group[/url].
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