Hidden Object Rooms Exploration

Rooms are the setting for Hidden Object Rooms Exploration: living rooms and a range of other spaces, each one hiding six items for you to find. There are 18 levels in total.

The rooms are bigger than the view, so you drag the screen to explore each one. That makes the search two-handed in a sense: you are both moving around the room and scanning it, and an item can sit in a part you have not dragged into yet. The game tells you which items it wants, and you tap or click a requested item once you have found it.

Eighteen levels at six items apiece adds up to 108 finds across the whole game. The developer pitches it as an adventure through different spaces. It runs with a mouse or touchpad, and that is all the control there is.

Check which six items the room is asking for. Drag the screen to move around the room and explore parts that are out of view. When you spot a requested item, tap it with your mouse or touchpad to collect it. Find all six to complete the room and move on through the 18 levels.

Since each room extends beyond what is visible, drag across the whole room once to see its full layout before hunting for specific items. That way you will not spend time on one corner while an item sits in an area you have not reached. Only requested items count.

A hidden object game of 18 levels set in rooms such as living rooms, with six items per room. You drag to explore. The landscape frame is 800 by 450. The developer lists a mouse or touchpad for tapping items.

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