You're the one person on Earth who could find a needle in a haystack. You can spot invisible ink on a page even after it has dried. You purposefully hide things in your house that you know you'll need ...

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Seattle-based PopCap Games is back with another game featuring anthropomorphic animals, and this time it’s all about solving mysteries. Hidden Agenda is PopCap’s first ever social hidden object game ...

So, you've probably noticed that all of these games have something in common: they've all got that little "G5" branding on them. Not only that, but all of these are HOGs: Hidden Object Games. I don't ...

Everyone loves a good mystery and adventure now and again, and there’s no better way to indulge in mystery by playing through it yourself. Hidden object games are great for this because they often ...

Your Uncle Geoffrey has been killed, and the secret lies in the elegant estate where he lived. Your job is to uncover the secrets hidden in every corner of the Ramsey Manor. That’s the opening of ...

The hidden object genre has always been a tricky one to define. A descendent of the traditional point-and-click adventure game, hidden object games usually have the player scanning cluttered ...

All the Latest Game Footage and Images from Aha! I Found It! Hidden Object Game A hidden object game for everyone! Do your best and quickly find items among a crowd of objects onscreen. A hidden ...

cerasus.media, developer and publisher of Casual Games, will shortly be completing the title “Hidden Objects - The Big Journey”. Most recently the Berliners have celebrated great success with the ...

Spending much of my time delving into the trends driving social and casual games, it's worth noting a slow-burn development that may be of use to gamification developers. The once lowly Hidden Object ...