hi i desperately want to find this hidden object game since its one of my childhood games, the first plot is when a girl ( probably c princess) get turned into a statue by an evil person

the game also wants u to find some insects as collection (if im not mistaken), the games takes place in ancient time maybe ancient Greek period or Egypt period pls ive been looking for this game for so longgggggg

Hi everyone,

I’m trying to track down an old hidden-object game I played on my PC about 5–6 years ago. Here are the details I remember:

Game Type: It was a text-based hidden-object adventure with a strong story background.

Story Premise: The main character, a young girl, was reading a book in a library. She accidentally woke up inside the book and found herself in the past (possibly the 1600s).

Key Characters: Inside the book, she met a male character named Ian. The two seemed to have a slight romantic connection or a developing crush. Ian acted as a guide or ally.

Game Atmosphere: The theme was light and fairytale-like, not dark or eerie. The story and visuals had a magical and whimsical tone.

Gameplay: It involved hidden-object puzzles and text-based storytelling (no voice acting).

Platform: I played it online on a browser-based website, not on Steam or from a CD.

I’ve been searching for this game but can’t seem to find it. If anyone remembers a game like this or knows of similar games, I’d really appreciate your help! Do you think it might have been removed from the internet?

Thank you in advance!

can you suggest pc games like the dr lynch grave secret? i really liked playing that game since i was a kid. i love the storytelling/plot of it and finding hidden objects game

Sorry for the capital letters but I'm excited!!! Today i found in one of the pages where i download games from the latest Mystery Case Files (the 27th) and after weeks of not enjoying any game i finally can enjoy one!!! so YEEEEEEEEEEEEEESSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS!

I am looking for a hidden object game I played from my childhood. I remember playing it while using the WildTangent demo coins, though I only remember a few details of the story itself.

I know the protagonist was a young female, 16 or 18 years old, and she was living with a lazy/rude relative (uncle maybe?). I remember the first cut-scene, a space pod crashed (descended maybe) and it held a white anthropomorphic bird who gave the main character, a little girl at the time, a necklace and said it was a gift from her father. I think he said something about the necklace being important, but I'm not fully sure.

The first bit of the game starts out in a colorful location, with the protagonist going outside to collect honey. Once she had collected the honey, a spaceship landed next to the house and three people stepped out of the ship and a cut-scene began. I believe there was a choice prompt during it, with us possibly being excite about seeing new people, followed by us either saying we'll go or that this is a bad idea. Either way, our character is basically kidnapped and taken onto the ship.

I don't remember exactly, but our character escapes and lands on a floating and mostly abandoned island. There is a little robot but you don't interact much with it. I think the island was in danger of falling but I am unsure. Our character then reaches a control center and sends out an S.O.S. beacon and I think gets recaptured.

I don't remember much after this, but I think she wakes up at a lab or black market and tries to look for a way to escape.

I do somewhat remember a screenshot from the screenshots WildTangent would show as a preview. In one, a man with ragged clothes was sitting on the ground while a large alien was standing behind him. I think I remember some of another screenshot. I think it featured the same man but shackled to the back wall in a vault with wealth and riches, if I recalling it correctly.

I vaguely recall playing this game sometime between 2008 and the early 2010s.

I played this fantasy hidden object game via Big Fish ages ago, it had a hedge maze and lots of gems you had to put places but the thing I remember most was that you had to find these little squirrel guys for hints?

also remember a floating bridge you had to light up, a little gnome village, and I think it ended in an observatory?

a bit of a long shot, I've been looking for ages and it's bothering me for no reason and I thought someone here might remember :)

Hello guys, I am a big fan of Hidden object games. I like to try different types. I was wondering if there is a comedy type of hog. Most of them are mystery, fantasy, horror. I was wondering if there is something that makes you laugh

EDIT: Thank you for all the suggestions! I will sure check them out. I will try Royal trouble first since it was suggested by most of you.

So, I remember the the game is about 19th century Paris

It starts with a cutscene where main character (who is a detective) receives a letter from some rich noble that asks to solve the murder, later turns out that the noble himself is dead.

Notable character: some masked man who actively tried to kill the main character, which was a cutscene where he shot at us with flintlock pistol, but MC blocked the bullet with his book/diary

I recently remembered this genre of games and wanted to have some nostalgia.

can you help me find a Hidden Object Game that i used to play during my childhood? it's kind of old, maybe around 2010 or so. i'm not entirely sure if it's from BFG. visual-wise, the game looked similar to the Dark Parables or Grim Tales series.

the game had a similar storyline to sleeping beauty, although it's not curse of the briar rose for sure because the game started completely different. it started with a cutscene where some woman gave birth to a baby and a witch with a crystal ball appears and then kidnaps and curses the baby, and shows a wooden spinning wheel while she shows the baby and thats all i remember from the beginning of it. i remember there was a part where we had to go through a cave and there were a bunch of crystals. i also remembered i was close to beating the game, the near end we were at a castle (i think) and in a room with the crystal ball in it, we had to defeat the witch, in which I couldn't defeat. everytime i couldn't defeat the witch it brings me back to that crystal ball room. also, the fight had a timer in it, i think i was supposed to solve something before it runs out? otherwise i wouldn't be able to defeat the witch. the ending part is where i remember it the most.

Hello, posted this on Tipofmyjoystick as well

Platform(s): PC/windows

Genre: Hidden Object Game/ Adventure/ Puzzle

Estimated year of release: 2006 - 2009. I remember playing one of the games around 2009

Graphics/art style: Realistic looking compared to other hidden object games. Similar to Lost In The City series. There are some animations in the levels (moving objects) so its not entirely static. I think there was ambient sound playing while playing.

Notable characters: Not seen but I remember a shadow of a person walking towards a house in a cutscene. I believe there weren't any visible people shown. mostly shadows of the protagonist?

Notable gameplay mechanics: Mostly hidden object based. There are some puzzles if i can remember.

Other details: This game was on BigFishGames before but I believe they removed it. Tried looking on there but wasn't there. I remember they had a website that has all of their games (the same series) on it. There was definitely more than 2 games.

I do not remember the plot the game i played but it was a little different compared to other hidden object games which was why i liked it. It was not horror themed, had a little dark humor and mostly adventure/puzzle based. It took place in the real world around the 2000s which was why Lost in The City reminded me of it. Back then, I thought this game was a creepy at some moments, but its definitely not supposed to be scary, mostly mysterious/adventurous. I think each game after the first was a sequel to one another, continuing the story where it left off.

The only level i can remember took place in a dark living room and you had to find a remote or batteries and other items like potato chips for some reason. Might be wrong but I think there was a guy sitting on a recliner with his foot sticking out (with socks on) but not showing the rest. I distinctly remember a passing airplane by the window that if clicked on, crashes and explodes off screen.

I do not remember much else tbh.

It was a game I played on IOS sometime between 2014-2018. It largely followed the plot of you investigating a a manor who would come to be infested with a demon and eventually banishing it.

I remember the game opening up to the front of the manner, and by looking through a grate, you see a friend of yours and a chained up woman. By finding objects hidden in pictures you could use the items to solve puzzles and progress further.

I remember confronting your friend, who I think was named John, in a greenhouse, before the building collapses. This is relatively early on. The game really picks up after you find an amulet that protects you from the demon in the attic, which you have to repair the stairs to get to.

The demon is mostly made of a black mist for a good duration of the game, and I remember being attacked while using a gondola to escape a lighthouse area and then later finding a cemetery.

Through clues you can find out the story of the this manor. Most of the games history is explained after finding notes near a gravestone.

I'll edit to add more details as I come across them but I played this game with my mother growing up and I'd really like to play it with her again before she passes.

Does anyone know why there isn't an architect mode in either of these games? I downloaded both, and all I see is campaign and online maps, no architect or editor in either one, yet when I see videos of both, it shows, and says that we can create our own maps? Any help would be appreciated!

I really want to play the MCF series but doesn't have the means to buy it, anyone knows where I can download it for free or just play it for free. Thanks in advance

There was a scene where a boy`s mother was bedridden and you had to clip her nails, trim her hair (?) etc. if I remember correctly. And a spanking machine.

I think there were some "baby making" machines/pregnancy incubators or something like that.

Also there was a puzzle in an asylum which involved time managment (not Black Crown) - but this might be another early MCF?

Thank you for any help.

Ok so I am wondering if some people could give me tips to be fast in hidden object games, it's my only difficulty 😭 ik that not every game has a timing but I would love to try other games with timing And get it right (this time with some advice).

Gameplay is similar to Mystery Case Files. But after every level of hidden objects, there is a minigame where you piece together a gravestone while the ghost slowly creeps up closer to you. I remember it looking like the Mystery case files huntsville but with less saturation and the map is of a ghost town.

Big thanks for the help!

Can you spot the Sneaky Ninja action figure hidden in the picture?

So, hello guys! I'm lookin for a game that i don't really have many informations lol I just remember that was a flash game of Spot the difference. Also, it was in a scenario of a post-apocalyptic world, with alien criatures (i think they had wings? Like some gigantic mosquitoes) I used to play this game when i was like 6 or 7 (so at 2011 maybe), and i loved this game but i never found it again. I just want to remember the name and maybe some more details cause nowadays i still love this type of game with puzzles, and this was one of the games that stayed in my memory, u know? So if anyone could help me find this, i would be thrilled :))

There was a unicorn in a frozen castle that had glass stuck in it's leg, you had to go to it with a boat. Before that, you were in a "haunted" town, there was a german shepherd too, that's mostly what i remember

Hello! Decided to join since I've started playing HOGs a lot again. I've loved them my whole life and they've been a blast to play. Even though many themes can be quite problematic. The gameplay systems usually make up for it.

I wanted to know if there were any hidden object games with people of color as the main character? Or LGBT characters? I've been searching, but usually only HOGs with white MCs still pop-up.

Any help would be appreciated, thanks! ☺️

It was a hidden object game that you could play free trial on big fish, it was back when if you didn't close the games you could play it all the way through type of demo. I can't remember everything, but I remember this insane glitch it had that always required you to close the game out. It was right when you come across some type of gazebo with a woman in a glass coffin, with roses growing everywhere around her. Your supposed to cut the roses, but the game doesn't register and you have to close the game out and go back in just to get the game to cut the roses. Any help would be great, I'd love to play this again, I never beat it due to that glitch and I wanna buy it just to beat it.

Update:

I found it! It's curse at Twilight: thief of souls! Thanks everyone for trying to help! This game is so worth playing! I'm buying it now to play!

So i've been looking for a game in my childhood, i forget the name. It was with the gamehouse i guess. the game is about finding hidden objects, then interspersed with puzzles or minigames like candy crush. then there is a map in golden gate sf. Pls help me, thanks.

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I know there already are a lot of posts about looking for HOGs, but at this point im really desperate und I cannot seem to find a trace of the game I distinctively remember. So any help is appreciated.

Played on Windows and presumably in German, around 2010 - 2015. Grafik style was fairly realistic.

Prominent tropes: You have to collect pieces of painting. Once a painting is completed you can enter it, to uncover more of the story. It is a Mystery.

Characters: Not to sure, but I think a boy and his mother that lived in the villa

You are to investigate something in a villa. The Game starts with a video sequence of newspaper articles that introduces the story.

You start in front of the gates of the Estate. You have to play a HOG to get a tool to open the gate. Then you are in front of the villa. I remember that you could go to the left to a shed, where an old car parked in front of. In front of the villa was a huge flowerbed.

In the entrance hall is a door on the left, that leads to the dinning hall. On the right is a door to a study room. There also is big staircase in the middle of the room that leads to the upper floor. That will be unlocked in the later parts of the game.

I also remember a few more rooms: A library with a rocking chair that swings on its own. A painting room. A Kitchen. At some point you have to bake something here.

I also remember some of the paintings you enter:
A picknick outside. A room with a pool table. A scenery outside with a pavilion. A swing by a lake. Some garden with a fountain that you have to repair. In some of the paintings was a women.

Thanks in advance.

So as the title I'm looking for a game that i played on big fish it's is mainly about us as the boy's parent or babysitter, i don't remeber which for sure, needing to go and rescue the boy(kid) from inside a painting that was recieved through the mail which when opend trapped the boy inside. Which was a cutscene but we started to play before it. One of the first areas is the hallway where we recieve the painting, there was also a livingroom filled with art supplies as the boy was also an artist. Inside the painitng world i rember there being diffrent areas of diffrent styles, but i'm not too sure about that one. one of the last being a sort of red cave.

I'm pretty sure the boy had blond or brown hair, and i'm faily certain it's a boy tho i'm starting to doubt myself and the main villan of the story had natural white hair and was a sort of warlock and i think dressed in red?.

In the extra story chapter i recall there being a big emphasis on origami cranes, it taking place in the painting world, on some floating islands with big trees in the center, with a young version of the villan as the focus of the extra story.

A few similar games i found have been Lost Souls: Enchanted Paintings and the Drawn series, but neither of them are the correct sadly even tho Lost Souls: Enchanted Paintings is extremly close. I really hope i'll have more luck this time around and if you've read this far thank you for your patience. ^^

Edit: misspelled Drawn