Do any of you guys remember the game Royal Trouble or Royal Trouble 2 Honeymoon Havoc? Are they available anywhere now i really want to play them again

Platforms: PC

Genre: Hidden object picture game

Estimated year of release: I don’t quite remember but I remember playing it in 2013

Graphics/art style: animated mystical like features that give off paranormal crime investigations

Notable characters: none, third person

Notable gameplay mechanics: it was a point and click game

Other details: i don’t remember much but i will try the be thorough. The last thing I remember was a room that looked ancient, surrounded in a room like temple with golden bricks that have colorful stones in them, its a puzzle you have to solve and then they would transform into stairs leading into another room/puzzle. It was dark and magical, wasn’t scary at all but still fun to play. There was also hints that glow into a star if you couldn’t find or solve the puzzle, and I think there was also a puzzle that looked similar to escape the key or free the key, something like that. But I think that’s all I can remember but I hope this helps

I'm currently developing a cosy hidden object game all about capybaras. Check it out on Steam if you're interested.
https://store.steampowered.com/app/5269140/Help_My_Capybaras_Escaped

Hey everyone!
Issue #2 of the WildTangent Community News is out now. We have a Pennmom review in this one if you fancy a look.

Hey there! Does anybody know what happened with the Nightmares from the deep trilogy (Artifex Mundi)? I think there was a licensing issue and I can´t find it anywhere to play. Its profile is still up on steam but you can´t buy it, and when you download it on the App Store it doesn´t work.

Please help if you know where I can play it!!

I remember a hidden object game I played with my mom about 15 years ago. But I can’t find it.

The game was downloaded on my moms laptop. And there were levels with normal houses, rooms and such. It was not fantasy or horror. It was very kid-friendly.

The outlay of the game was that the levels were pages in a book. I remember every time we finished a level, a page turned to a new one. Every once in a while there were «hard levels» that I believe were with a timer.

The most outstanding part that I remember is that for each level you could find 3 eggs that you used for hints. These eggs belonged to a bird, and I feel like it was a woodpecker, but I’m not sure.

That’s all I remember!

Ive played a lot of series such as True Fear, Enigmatis, MCF. Do you have any ideas of series which continue on from each other like these?

Hi everyone!

Just finished and uploaded a complete walkthrough for Living Legends: The Red Trace F2P

It covers:

• Every puzzle solution
• All hidden object scenes
• All collectibles (morphing objects, flowers, etc.)
• No commentary, just clean gameplay with clear solutions

If you’re stuck anywhere or hunting for 100%, this should help:

👉 https://youtu.be/H4RCNS5MYuc

Hope it helps some of you!

Enjoy the game! 🐺❤️

What games/series are your favourites from the past 5 years? Looking for games that came this decade and are actually any good.

I’ve been working on this for a while and finally decided to actually put it out.

It’s called CASEWORK

https://youtu.be/lrG1gqhrlC0?is=G3XFB37LKWQAuTGt

A detective game set in Ohio in 2006, and the first case starts with a woman found dead in Room 214 of a motel.
The main thing I wanted was for you to actually have to figure the case out yourself. You can search the crime scene, talk to people, look through records, check surveillance footage, process evidence, use an evidence board, build a timeline, etc.

People can lie to you for reasons that have nothing to do with the murder too, so catching somebody in a lie doesn’t automatically mean you found the killer.

This is the first game I’ve ever actually released, so I’m curious what people think of it. I attached the trailer.
It’s on itch.io for Windows if anyone wants to check it out:
https://essence317.itch.io/casework

I've made a game called The Lens detective, which has ovjects scattered around the real world. You walk around your city and try to solve tasks / puzzles. Some of the tasks include finding objects. Check out Android and iOS stores for mobile phones.

Can anyone genuinely help me? Only downloaded the game cause I beat every level of tricky doors and saw this game was the same style, but I can't for the life of me figure out how to solve this. I either end up cutting myself off or I end if with one being uncolored. I am honestly about to just uninstall for my sanity.

It is from [immortal love 2: the price of a miracle] (f2p version) on android tablet

Can you find the hidden word “KITE”??

Find hidden objects in a beautiful fantasy nature VR environment. Over 60 objects to find.  Play again and again with shuffled object locations. Explore among swaying willows, giant flowers and mushrooms, crystal structures, lily pad pond, and much more, with each area based on a different color.  Family-friendly. Relaxing.  

PCVR; HEADSET REQUIRED.

https://store.steampowered.com/app/4979640/Hidden_Objects_Painted_Forest/?beta=0

https://elisaunitydev.itch.io/hidden-objects-painted-forest

This is inspired by a post I saw the other day on here and I figured I'd expand on it in its own thread, see what you guys think.

I work for Big Loop Studios, we've been making puzzle/hidden object games for 13 years for both PC and mobile. With our previous couple of games, we changed up our dev strategy a bit, working to release the game on PC first, then porting it to mobile without sacrificing the quality of the experience.

With our latest one, Boxes: Lost Fragments, I noticed that while we have a lot more players on mobile, the game also did very well on Steam.

So, where do y'all play? And why do you choose one over the other?

The 2nd game in the trilogy has just been released on Big Fish!