Hidden Objects Collection for the Nintendo Switch - Nintendo Switch

Brand new cartridge in a factory sealed box. Great game very fun to play

I know hidden object games on the Switch aren't as great as the best of them. I purchased this collection at half price during a sale, and I can honestly say that it's exactly what I had expected. The games aren't the highest quality, but they have puzzles and hidden object sequences, which is what I enjoy playing. The stories are a little convoluted, but they are engaging, nonetheless.Basically, if you like hidden object games and want to play in the mobile form of a Switch, these games should be exactly what you're looking for.

It says six games, but it's more like 6.25 because "Where Angel's Cry: Tears of the Fallen" has a bonus sequence after the main game that takes at about an hour to get through. The voice acting is cheesy and the stories don't always make sense but these aren't AAA games so I wasn't expecting much going in. It's just a fun way to mindlessly pass the time.Like other reviews mention, this is not a true hidden object game - it's more like a graphic adventure (find object, take object, use object) with some rotation puzzles and about half of the games on the cartridge have *some* hidden object sequences, but truly not that many and you'll keep utilizing the same few scenes for the duration of the game when required. Unfortunately by the time I had gotten to the final game, some of the rotation puzzles were starting to be reused from the other titles.I played this on a Switch Lite so this review is based on that experience. I also used a rubber tip stylus to play the game rather than the thumb stick and ABXY buttons (I highly recommend the stylus!) Objects are blended well into the background. Some games like this like to make them really obvious, but not this collection. This can be a problem on the Switch Lite as I couldn't find some things or they were slightly obscured by the UI at the bottom. I have a feeling it wouldn't be so bad on a Switch in TV mode. For the most part, things work as they should; not always intuitive but things work. However, there was a jigsaw puzzle in Tears of the Fallen that I just could not get to work, even by using the thumbstick and buttons, I ended up using a skip on that. If you have enough items in your inventory that two sliders are used, it does get a bit frustrating trying to swap between the two.It's not a bad game, it is in the genre of games I do enjoy and feel this was a good value for the price paid but I'm not sure there's a ton of replay value in it for me.

Works fine

This is a collection of point and click graphic adventure games, some containing a few hidden object tasks. To call this a "Hidden Object" collection is quite misleading.

I need help with my memory and this game was recommended to exercise my mind. I love these kinds of games.

Fun little game

I got the game as I love hidden object games like this. However figuring out the controls was not fun. It took something I loved and made me not want to play it again. User interface could definitely have been better or even have included a tutorial walk thru showing you what buttons to use to play the game. Or even a blurb on the game case stating to use just one Joy Con controller to play.

Daughter loves it

Satisfaite du temps de livraison

This is an enjoyable game so far. Controls are a bit odd on the Switch, but games are good. We have played 2 of the 6. Not toooo much search and find in the 1st one (Man with the ivory cane). But the 2nd was good (Orion). Recommended

it a gift

Not at all what I expected. Hard to follow along. Not interesting enough to keep my attention. I wanted a game more like ispy/wheres waldo and this did not meet my want. An attempt at a story line with poor graphics