Wanderlust: The City of Mists (Hidden Object Game)

Enjoy finding the hidden pictures

I enjoyed the main game very much: Interesting puzzles, great storyline, beautiful scenes, and HOPs with a twist. The only reason 4 stars and not 5 is that sometimes putting an item into a scene doesn’t “take;” I guess it has to be in a particular spot for the game to connect the two. Frustrating. And the bonus game has a bug: you can’t scroll through the items menu as the arrows are missing. Would love to play but if I can’t access everything there’s no point. But overall, very enjoyable.

Such cheeky fun. Hoping this is the first of several in the Wanderlust title.

Can you make the a treasure of king Solomon This brings back games of old!!! Make more please you’ll get your money and support

... practically perfect in every way!

While I did not experience any glitches in this game, I wish to address an annoying occurrence which, in my opinion, prevents it getting a higher rating. There was consistent touch problem and several occasions where an action was blocked by text dialogue. Otherwise, this is a unique and humorous pirate themed game, which will delight many. My actual rating would be 3-1/2 due to the cumbersome mechanics of game play.

Have you ever dreamt about that trip of a lifetime, to a far-reaching place away from the hustle and bustle of civilization? Well, put on your hiking boots, trousers, raincoat, and sun hat! Opportunity has just come knocking. This is a fabulous effort by one of the most imaginative developers of this genre; I feel immersed within this action-packed, fast-paced adventure, which is enhanced by excellent storytelling, stunning environmental depictions, and intriguing puzzles. You play an intrepid young woman who embarks on a ship and sets sail on the unforgiving, tumultuous high seas in search of her missing mother whose last communication signaled her discovery of the secret City of Mist. As you trek through unchartered territories, you are subjected to variable conditions that test your mental and physical agility. You will traverse through densely thick, lush jungles; fend off antagonistic, colossal-sized stone monsters; disable treacherous traps set within ancient ruins of past civilizations; and put up with the belligerent antics of the eccentric Mr. Collins. The characters’ personalities are developed enough to enrich the storyline. The humorous dialogue of Mr. Collins provides entertainment, with his snarky jabs that stretch your patience. I love the idea of the handy-dandy toolkit, which smartly confines your assorted, reusable tools in one convenient place, rather than them hogging up space on the inventory bar. The adventure portion of gameplay stays interesting by effecting dramatic and exciting tasks, such as using whimsical technology to hide or reveal the entrance to the majestic City. However, even though the HOSs are artistically designed to suit the storyline, they are lackluster and devoid of stimulating interactions. They mainly comprise the story-driven types and traditional word lists. Thankfully, if you’re a puzzle-lover like me, there are plenty of thematic, creatively executed puzzles to offset the dearth of innovative HOSs. I love the map puzzle in which you move and rotate triangles to place them within the coordinates. I did not encounter any glitches; transition was seamless. In summation, I feel that this could have been an off-the-charts game if it weren’t for the mundane HOSs. However, the other components elevated the game well above a four-star rating. I also appreciate the half-price discount. That said, I rate this game a well-deserved five stars.

This developer is quite different and I like it. Scenes, games, and goals keep you going. Fun and original.

No glitches, funny dialogue, I definitely recommend buying this! :)

This was like a game with the clumsy cousin of The Dred Pirate Wesley. It is whimsical, funny, each scene is beautiful and the puzzles were nice little twists or new ones. It was a lovely way to spend some time NOT thinking about anything other this little pirate adventure. Thank you all! I loved this. I hope there will be some sequels. You really do need to throw these characters into another adventure together...especially your sorceress. Give her some more time.