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• gamedeal user

  Jan 19, 2022

  Hidden Islands is a pixel art hidden object game where objects and characters are frozen in a picture, you have to find 20 different objects.
• gamedeal user

  Jan 20, 2022

  A simple and attractive game about finding objects in the picture, the pictures are diverse and some are not easy to solve, in general, the game is worth the money
• gamedeal user

  Jan 24, 2022

  Not worth the money. Finished it in really short time period. No replayvalue. No settings to change the music output. Only one Map.
• gamedeal user

  Nov 22, 2022

  I had hope that a change of graphical format, which up to now has been predictably formulaic from Hede Games, but alas that was not to be. Same Game house same predictably serial errors, glitches and bugs. I like getting new indie games but sadly l think from now on, if I see that the devs are Hede Games I will give the game a wide berth. These developers habitually churn out games month after month on the steam platform at ridiculous prices with the sole intention of grabbing any money they can but with little regard to fixing the games issues. I have never seen a more dysfunctional greedy game house with so little regard for the players' When you pay £7.19 for a HOG even in early access you sort of expect the basics of find item (amount), add to score to be sorted reasonably well at this point. However as with all the HOG Hede games the came counts badly, has no explanation of how the scoring works, regurgitates the same tired unity assets onto a different background, has a major cut to blank screen issue which I have taken a screen shot of and simply ignores all the negative comments from the players. Even the controls alone need to be refined as using the mouse wheel is a janky way to control anything and actually hurts after a while.This game has such poor playability its actually hilarious that Steam allow then to keep placing them onto the platform. My recommendation is DO NOT BUY THIS OR ANY HEDE GAME or refund any you have as they are fundamentally broken