Find Hidden Objects: Sherlock

Overall, I really enjoy this game. I like both the hidden pictures as well as the match 3 games. What I love is the added goal of working through the classical novels. To me, that is one of the best features of this game. It is exciting to open up a new novel and discover the hidden pictures from it. I also enjoy the ‘sneak preview’ I get of upcoming novels in the weekend team tournaments. But a few things I don’t like. While I know the hidden pictures are supposed to be hidden, for the most part, some images are just too fuzzy. I feel as though I am constantly in need of cleaning my glasses. Another thing is the price of things. I don’t mind paying a little here and there as a thank you to the developers who put a lot into the game. But I can’t justify paying huge amounts of money for these things. And finally, half of the ‘rewards’ or ‘boosters’ I get, I have no idea what I am supposed to do with them. I feel like I was just thrown into the game and am having to figure things out on my own, and I often wonder if I am missing something. I also find it difficult to make it through the match 3 games, even when it doesn’t say they are hard. When my turns run out, I still have about half of the items to still remove. I am a long-time match 3 player, as I played Fishdom since 2017. Since they have been going downhill, I was looking for another game to take its place, and I think this is it! So, if you make some improvements, you will likely have a long-time player. (Because it is my goal to at least make it to Pride and Prejudice!)

I’m 66 years old and addicted to this game. It helps my memory, my attention to detail, but it does nothing to help my wallet! It wouldn’t let me highlight a star, but it’s a five. Thank you for hours of entertainment! On this second comment of this game after 3 years of playing, I still love it, but maybe an Alzheimer’s button for those of us who can’t remember the boards of every book? 🧐 Also, the commentary on the stories requires knowledge of the books to make sense of what of what is being said. As an adult knowing these books I can make sense of it; although, it is out there. The time between engaging between commentary of where everyone is in the books lacks cohesion for me. I was a teacher and wonder if kids read and follow the discourse for each book? I will continue to play the game. I don’t look to demean the writer of the commentary, but a lean away from trying to create one’s own story using the characters might be better enjoyed and followed if, somehow, after each board played or each event opened were a continuous story. I have no idea how that would be done. Just a thought. Good luck. I’ll still play.

I love this game! I always play the Hidden Object games - never the Match 3. PS: I hate the ‘spot the difference’ games! You have got to get rid of some of these spot the difference games they’re driving me mad! Update: just a couple of criticisms: I rarely play the match three games ~only if I can’t avoid it, but I’m constantly getting bonuses for the match three games and I never use them. Maybe there could be a choice between what kind of bonus you get? Also, when I play the hunt the treasure games they’re always changed to the dark mode-all of them! And it really spoils the game because I hate the dark mode, and I noticed that other people don’t seem to play it as much either when I look at the results. I guess the bottom line is, my suggestion would be give us more options for the different modes of the game, such as being able to choose between spot the difference and kindred spirit for example, and between the match three and the hidden object games ~I think this would improve the game. Thank you for listening. *** seems as if lately they’re making the game more difficult, especially in the more advanced levels. It’s almost impossible to complete some of these levels without buying a lot of bonuses. It’s actually spoiling the game for me because I don’t spend a lot of money on games. I wish they would put it back to the way it was before.