
Seek & Find the Hollywood Blockbuster! The only copy of this year's biggest blockbuster movie has gone missing the day before the VIP Hollywood premiere. You are the world famous Mystery P.I. and have been hired to track down and return the lost movie. Seek & Find over 2100 hidden objects in 25 stunning L.A.
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Languages: English
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Sadly they felt the need to really stretch the play time of this game, by repeating locations, even with all the same items in it, a loot, which is too bad, as this gameplay really should not be stretch to a 10 Hour (or above) game.
ive loved all the Mystery PI since the very first time i played ONE OF THEM ABOUT 15 years ago. so o purchased the other 4. ive not ben playing lately bvecause of my health. all the new games i cant figure out how to play!
This game is a legend , it is a game that i played many years ago , and once i saw it on stream i just had to buy it again and play again, so funny to actually remember it, it keeps you busy for +-20 hours and once you are done your family can have a go and try to beat your score, so it is very nice game, i tend to play and family member passes by and start searching for items with me.
nostalgia and this game really nice,,
het is een heel leuk zoek spel ik ben eraan verslaafd heb wel 9 van deze soort games
Puzzlezinho bom pra passar o tempo. Recomendo.
I solved the case!
There are a lot better hidden object games out there. The clues feel like they were written by people that didn't know English very well, but at the same time they can require a pretty strong grasp on English to decipher. it's strange. Each of the 24 locations is fun enough but you need to play each level about a dozen times to get to the final puzzle. Which is a shame because that last puzzle is a lot of fun, but I can't say its worth it. The best part of the game is the freeplay mode where you need to find every object in a level because then you at least feel some progress. But there's so many better in the genre, I'd look elsewhere first.
A simplistic hidden object game, yet this one feels pretty bland. The visuals are a little mixed. The sound design is pretty poor as well as the clues. The clues are a bit too stupid and vague, even though connecting objects with others to finish a clue is a pretty unique feature. The clue solving aspect at the end of each case is really tedious and looks like they took the idea off another hidden object franchise, Mystery Case Files. Also, the last tile-matching puzzle in the game is honestly one of the worst I've ever seen. It seems never-ending and relies on luck for the most part. That part was clearly untested.
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