
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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Really appreciate that DEV created such a beautiful game with female perspective, I enjoyed it.
boring as dust!! DO NOT BUY this cheesy game it takes hours to get to the next level. uuug!!! I regret buying.
好玩!!!剧情全部聚焦在女性身上1,最后Hannah狠狠打了男老板的脸离开了哈哈哈爽!!还能学英语单词
Finding Hannah is a hidden object/merge game where you follow Hannah at a crossroads in her life where she feels conflicted in the present and has a lot on her mind regarding her past and the future. In the game you will find hidden objects in places Hannah visits in her life such as the club, public transportation, work, and her families homes. You will have a mini game between hidden object sessions where you unbag and merge makeup, food, and other things in order to complete goals to get to the next area. The story centers around Hannah, Sigrid (Hannah's mother), and Eva (Hannah's grandmother). It explores their pasts and the impact of various eras social norms on their relationship with the world and each other. The time periods covered the most (by my interpretation) are 1940s/1950s, 1960s/1970s, and 2010s+ This was an interesting game to play. You will have to circle back to the same level multiple times to get enough currency to complete the between level merge it game but other than that the pace is okay. I would recommend Finding Hannah to people who like hidden object games because sometimes the hidden objects are pretty sneaky and fun. Give it a try! Merge that solo cup into the expresso of your dreams!
I really enjoy the art style and music in the game, but you get caught in a loop of having to re-do old puzzles in order to unlock new ones without any sort of story progression or clear reason. I might not mind this if there was some more variety in the puzzles, but the main story beats are all different variations of find the picture, and then the unlock mini game is a combining mini game. I will also add the side note that sometimes I felt object descriptions were too vague and led me to miss or misclick (e.g. check meant a check mark and not a physical check, in a business setting). That's not a dealbreaker by any means, but something else I would note. Maybe it's my fault I tried to push through the game in a sitting, but after two hours the grindy elements are very tiring. I'll wait to pick it back up again after a bit.
Update: This game hasn't had any sort of progress update for so long, still in early access after i bought it like 2 years ago. DON'T WASTE YOUR MONEY! This is a hidden object game with short cut scenes in between, and you also have to do a matching mini game thing (you have to combine 2 items in order to get a new item, then combine this new item again with the same one in order to get a new item, for example combine 2 milk to get coffee, then combine 2 coffees to get a jug of coffee, etc ) to get stars in order to progress scenes, you get more items to match by doing well during the hidden object scenes (find things fast). The Pros: - Visuals are nice and pretty to look at, the drawing style is unique in my opinion. - Music is good, it goes well with the theme of the game and the scene. - Story is ok, but so far i don't really click with Hannah, like i understand her problems and predicament but as a character she kinda lacks something for me, like i don't understand her well as a character/person well enough The Cons: - The gameplay gets pretty repetitive, like the objects that we need to find for each scenes will be the same things at one point, and it gets tiresome when we HAVE to do the hidden object scenes in order to get enough items to do the matching mini game, IN ORDER to progress to the next scenes. Sometimes the items will be in different spots, but almost always they will be at the same areas. - The bonus timer (timer where if you find things fast enough you'll get more points) is ridiculously fast, like i think around 2 seconds maybe?? IDK but it feels super fast for me, to the point that i feel stressed finding where the objects are when i played a new scene for the first time. It gets easier after you play the same scene for like more than 7 times but by that point you get tired of the scene already. It doesn't help that the number of items that we get for the matching game is affected by this, sometimes you only get 1-2 items which is depressing In conclusion, it is an OK hidden object game with beautiful visuals, but would be better if the objects in each scenes are more variable after each playthrough, if bonus timer is not so fast, and the matching game thing is not so tedious. BUT since there is no update in so long i wouldn't recommend to buy even if it's on sale
Cozy Minispiele begleiten eine Geschichte, die der Realität nicht näher sein könnte. Tolles Spiel :)
This is such a fun and relaxing game. I love the bright colors and enjoy getting through the puzzles to learn more about the story. Good hidden object experience with a nice soundtrack. I'm not sure what more I can ask. Gameplay video: https://youtu.be/rJv-CJyI-gs
The visuals are so pretty and the story is interesting. However you have to keep playing the same puzzle to unlock the next part of the story. The puzzles take like 10 minutes for each story and the story itself is 2-3 minutes long at max, and it's the same puzzle you are solving repeatedly so I was kind of bored. I like the overall vibes though. Also keep in mind right now there is only like 5 episodes out.
I played the game a few years ago so my memory might be biased by nostalgia a bit but I really enjoyed the hidden object part of the game and the story was a nice addition. There is a gameplay mechanic that's a little grindy where you need to replay levels to collect "currency" to progress. The objects you need to find are randomly placed so there is replay value here. It wasn't terrible but also not amazing. The game is still officially in Early Access but it hasn't received any update since 2023 so it's doubtful we will ever see a full release. But this is a polished game and if you like hidden object games it's actually fun.
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