Lost Nova
If you’re looking for a wholesome game that provides a stress-free, cozy gaming experience, look no further. Lost Nova is a great exploration / adventure open world game, designed […]
Faircroft’s Antiques: The Heir of Glen Kinnoch
Faircroft’s Antiques: The Heir of Glen Kinnoch is the second of five installments in the Faircroft’s Antiques hidden object games series and is quite a noticeable step up from the […]
Faircroft’s Antiques: Treasures of Treffenburg
Faircroft’s Antiques: Treasures of Treffenburg is the first of five installments in the Faircroft’s Antiques hidden object games series and constitutes a very good introduction to what the franchise is […]
Faircroft’s Antiques: The Forbidden Crypt
Faircroft Antiques is in my opinion one of the best hidden object series on Steam (and outside Steam as well), with its games having substantially good writing and […]
Submerged: Hidden Depths
Submerged: Hidden Depths sees the light on Steam as a sequel to the blockbuster Submerged, nearly 6.5 years after the original was released. Having played both games back to […]
Submerged
Submerged is a beautiful exploration game which focuses on providing a tranquil, stress-free experience while also stimulating your curiosity through a story told solely through symbolic drawings. You […]
Claire’s Cruisin’ Cafe: High Seas Cuisine
Claire’s Cruisin’ Cafe: High Seas Cuisine is the second installment in the cooking-themed time management series developed by Yustas Games Studio and published by Alawar. In regards to the mechanics, it […]
Threaded
Threaded is a logic puzzle game about filling a grid by connecting identically numbered squares with lines that have the length indicated by the values of the linked […]
Sweet Collector
Sweet Collector is an adorably cute puzzle game in which you are tasked to arrange a set of given shapes on a grid, with the condition that in […]
Ghost Party Nyanbaba
怕不怕趴喵霸霸 Ghost Party Nyanbaba is not exactly a hidden object game in the true sense of the term. It’s more of a “find the inconsistencies in the scene” […]