
Big Fish Games Studios takes you on an Adventure into the stunning world of the Amazon with the Hidden Expedition team in search of a missing professor. A tattered map referencing the legendary Beetle Temple is your only clue as you begin your adventure deep into the Amazon Rain forest. Explore cities, temples, and ruins while unlocking the secrets of an ancient yet advanced civilization. This adventure is the largest yet for the Hidden Expedition team, and the discovery of the Beetle Temple is just the beginning.
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I'd be remiss if I didn't write a review for one of my absolute favorite games. Now this is an older game so it's not going to blow you away, but I still to this day play it at least once a year (if not more). I've been playing it on Bigfish but since I use Steam 99% of the time, I'm glad the game moved over here. The Hidden Expeditions are another group of HOG games that range from mediocre to fantastic. Steam is actually missing quite a few of my favorites but with the slew of hidden object games appearing everyday, I would bet we'll see them at some point. Hidden Expedition: Amazon is all about the HO scenes. That's what the game is comprised of, with a smattering of puzzles here and there. The story is mostly told by reading journal pages, one on each scene, written by a kooky old man who is searching for the lost Beetle Temple. And now I'll tell you why I myself love this game. A
Hidden Expedition is one of these series that were famous at the previous era of hidden objects games. It means that while you have a story, you're just going from list of items to list of items. Here, you're still an adventurer but you're in South America, as the title is suggesting. And when you're thinking about this era, it means lots of items in the scene, with some being well hidden without forgetting a number of hints instead of it being resplenished. You can also get more of them by finding insects (5 of them are hidden but not at the same place). It means also random list as every playthrough is different. And generally, that era was also setting high scores. While I'm more inclined to play the new generation of HO, that are mixing adventure, puzzles and HO scenes, I must say that I still have good moments with the old generation. However, for those that never played them befo
Pros: Nice orchestrated musics, Fun little puzzles, Exotic scenarios, Connected maps; Cons: Some grainy and hard-to-focus images. I recommend it!
My favorite hidden object game, its just so relaxing to play this, all of the every day stress fades away when i turn this on. Fun puzzles, a good variety in the pics, nice story and beautiful music. Highly recommended. Don't forget to collect the beetles for extra hints;)
I remember when these games first came out on Big Fish and were top of the range. Technology has fast moved on from these sort of games and they do look dated in todays eyes. But golly....they were wonderful years ago! Graphics were good and very realistic in this game. HO scenes were cluttered and I needed a magnifying glass to see some objects on my laptop in every scene. There were numerous lists of HO objects, but were interspersed with a story which was interesting. Some scenes were quirky and fun things happened. At the airport, a spaceship came along and kidnapped someone, so the devs had a sense of humour!! Music was really cinematic and added drama whilst playing the HO scenes. Overall it took me 5 hours. Scenes were broken up by puzzles which were fiendish....mainly because there wasn't much explanation. Finding bugs added to the hint system which was necessary in some areas. I
This is the third of the early Hidden Expedition trilogy. By that, I mean that there are four other games (on Steam), and they seem to be a bit more refined and modern. Anyway, in this title, you find yourself on a mission to a hidden temple in the Amazon. Buy on discount and in the bundle.
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