Mystic Object Hunt

Mystic Object Hunt is a fifteen-level hidden object game with an archaeological flavour. Its locations are old places: dim chambers, ruins and other ancient places, each one hiding artefacts and secrets for you to uncover.

In every level the game names the objects it wants, and your task is to find each of them in the scene and select it. The developer frames the levels as mysteries waiting in each location, with challenges to overcome along the way.

Control is deliberately simple. On a computer you move the cursor over an object and click, using a mouse or a touchpad. On a touch-enabled device you tap the object directly. Fifteen levels is a defined length, so this is a game you can expect to finish rather than an open-ended stream of scenes.

Check which objects the level wants you to find. Search the scene for them. On a computer, move the cursor onto an object with your mouse or touchpad and click to select it. On a touch-enabled device, tap the object directly. Collect every required object to finish the level, then go on to the next of the fifteen.

Only the objects the game asks for count, so read the requirements before you start searching. In dim chambers it can pay to look at the edges and darker corners of the scene, where an artefact is easy to overlook. Selecting is the same click or tap on every device.

A hidden object game of fifteen levels, set in ancient ruins and chambers. You play it in a 16:9 landscape frame, 800 by 450. The developer lists mouse and touchpad clicking for computers and direct tapping on touch-enabled devices.

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