r/HiddenObjectGames

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SOLVED!

The game was Abandoned Chestnut Lodge Asylum. Thank you so much for the help! The fact with even such little memory someone suggested as an option you are amazing and thank you so much!!!!

I don’t know if anyone will be able to help me because I don’t have clear memories of this game. It was a Big Fish horror hidden object. The thing is I just remember it had a really scary either cutscene or jump scare and I think it had to do with a mental asylum or something like it? I vaguely remember a hidden object scene with a trunk of a car but that’s most games. It would have probably come out before 2015 because I remember showing it to my friends when we were in middle school to highschool… I really wish I remembered more about it or had the laptop where I recorded the jumpscare because I loved it so much

We all like to play bingo with the hidden object games so what five objects do you think a protagonist with a tendency to end up in situations™️ like master detective should have?

I’m thinking a lighter should be one of them and maybe a good pair of gloves. 🧤

I remember playing this game on PC (Windows) back in 2011. I'm not sure if it was from BigFish. It was about a haunted? mainson, it had a normal (daytime) and a ghost (nighttime) side, and you could switch between them. Throughout the game, you had to find a way to kill the monster/vampire that appeared at the end

Do you stick with games to the end, or jump between a few and never quite finish them?

I’m just curious because I love the old style of one and two and I been playing then lately. 3 is not bad to be honest. It not my favorite but it fine. I’m trying to find them in that style from one and two because the recent one for that series just feel so different and don’t have the charm that one and two have

Basically what the title says.

Things I love about Hidden Through Time/Hidden People:

• clue based finding
• Not photographic style
• Can click to open things/look inside things
• No timer
• not competitive
• Ability to zoom in
• Story lines/themes

THINGS I DO NOT WANT:

• overcluttered scenes, a la Find It! or Lost Objects
• brainless searching without any logic
• photographic style like those Mansion Murder Mystery type things

Hey y’all. I’m looking for this old hidden object game that I used to play. It has your character going through scenes to like stop a witch from performing some sort of ritual. Along the way, you run into a large scarecrow that initially tries to stop you, but it turns out he’s a farmer or something that got cursed by the witch. He becomes friendly and tries to help. You also get his son, a tiny scarecrow, as a companion. He can go into small places and has different costumes for different tasks. That’s all I really remember and searching for it just sent me to The Scarecrow Ritual which definitely isn’t it.

I remember playing a demo of this game where you start in a car, driving down a road to an old town, and you pull up a photo of your daughter before staring at her teddy bear in the back seat. You go to a town, and the whole place has been abandoned. I remember having to walk down a pathway at some point, smash a window in, and then using gloves to clean off the glass to hop inside the house. There was an old woman too who gave vague answers, but at the end of the demo, when you go get the thing she asked for, she is found as a skeleton dead in her chair, and when you pick up the photo in her lap, the demo ends.

This game freaked me out as a kid, so much so, that I still remember it to this day, and If anyone can help me find the name, I'd appreciate it. I played it on an iPad if that helps, but anyways, thank you for reading.

I think its made between 2011-2015 its been dtuck in my head it was one of my childhood game

Its a Windows 7 hidden object game (HOPA). Starts with horse-drawn carriage to a town. Early puzzle: spider on gate lock, use cigar + dead bush/dry twigs to burn/smoke it away. Then wooden rectangle sliding block puzzle on the gate. Early fire/wooden blockade. Go to boarding house/hotel, find your room. Carnival/fairground with mechanical bears arcade mini-game (hit them for prize) and claw machine. Game has golden mechanical statues and gothic decorations. Potion mixing puzzle and you play as a woman , Not horror. Anyone know the name?"

Anyone remember one where you where in a mansion and if you clicked too many times ghosts would appear on the screen and you'd have to swat them away.