Hidden Objects

If your inner child loved Where's Waldo? or you secretly crave a cluttered antique shop just to dig through old knick-knacks, this hand-drawn hidden object game is basically joy in puzzle form. With charming 90s-style cartoon artwork and gently looping piano melodies that change with each level, it offers dozens of cozy, cluttered locations, some holiday-themed, others just wildly imaginative, to scour for tiny hidden treasures. Each scene is a visual feast: reindeer in a sea of shoppers, Santa on a snowy rooftop, or scuba divers near underwater ruins. It's not just about finding the obvious though, some items are wickedly well-camouflaged, and the game knows it. You've got hints, sure, but there's a satisfaction in spotting that last ornament tucked behind a snowman's elbow. And if you're into collectibles; there's a lovely side game where you gradually rebuild a sunny beach scene using trinkets you've earned from other stages. It's not fast-paced or flashy, but that's the charm, it's like a quiet walk through a chaotic, colorful diorama. Fun fact: the giant gold statue in the Rockefeller Center level is Prometheus, a Greek Titan who brought fire to humanity and got eternally punished for it; though here he's just chilling near gift boxes and twinkle lights.