Time Machine: Hidden Objects

I just started to play this game tonight & was asked to leave a review. From my point of view, with the little experience I have playing this game, I like it alot. It's fun, enjoyable & challenging. But, most fortunate of all, there's no timer. That makes this game topnotch, in my view. The scene illustrations are beautifully rendered. For those who enjoy hidden objects games, I recommend you d/l this game.

I like this game but it has flaws. First, I’m not a fan of the graphics. Fuzzy, hard to see, and very small objects bother me ; and there’s no zoom. Also, an appropriate amount of ads in a free game is fine, but this game has too many ads; especially for “Seekers Notes.” I played for about 30 seconds and was forced to watch a “Seekers Notes” ad. You get a little free “energy” and you either pay to get more or watch a long video about “Seekers Notes.” I wanted to scream. Hey, I downloaded “Seekers Notes” months ago. It’s still on my iPad. I didn’t like it but was too lazy to delete. Another flaw is either sloppy proof reading, bad translations, or using seriously obscure names for objects. For example, in a bathroom scene, would you know what a “bast” was? (I discovered it’s a fiber made from the phleom of certain plants.) Hint: in this game it’s a kind of net apparently used as a body scrub. Or, did you know that the symbol on a map or compass showing North, South, East, and West is usually called a “Compass Rose” (the original term was “Rose of the Winds”). In the living room scene, they ask the player to find a “wind rose,” (two words). (I thought it was pretty obscure but on the other hand, I learned something new, which is a plus.) They ask the player to find a “roller” when the object they want you to find is a pair of “roller skates.” In a garden scene, they ask you to find a “dust pan.” The object turned out to be a “garden spade.” It feels sloppy to me, but it might not bother other people and I have to admit if they fix it, this game could be fun instead of frustrating.