Hidden Object Search 2: More Fun

The second instalment of a series, Hidden Object Search 2: More Fun sticks to the classic form of the genre. You look over a scene, spot the objects you are after, and click each one when you find it.

The game is organised into missions, and completing all of them is the goal. There is an incentive for doing so: a hidden bonus level, which the developer holds out as the reward for players who get through every mission. Nothing else about the bonus is described, so it is something to discover rather than something we can tell you about.

The developer's pitch is aimed at people with a keen eye for detail, and that sums up what is asked of you. The developer mentions no extra tools such as zoom or hints, only a single click to pick up each object once you have located it.

Start a mission and search the scene for the objects it needs. When you find one, click on it to pick it up. Keep going until the mission is done, then move on to the next. Complete all of the missions and you can reach the hidden bonus level that the game keeps in reserve for players who finish them.

The bonus level depends on finishing every mission, so it pays to stick with a difficult one rather than giving up on it. The game uses a single click to pick things up, so a careful look before clicking is all the technique there is.

A classic hidden object game, the second in its series, organised into missions with a hidden bonus level for completing them all. Its landscape frame is 1280 pixels wide and 720 high. The only control the developer lists is a mouse click.

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