The best hidden object games are always here to sharpen our sense of perception and exercise our brains when needed. In fact, these digital versions of Where's Waldo? offer up some awesomely complex ...

It’s looks a bit like BioShock concept art, but it is most definitely not. This is a screenshot from Abyss: The Wraiths of Eden, one of the finest examples of hidden object games, the trash novels of ...

There is a big interest in hidden object games. From the massive line of books that pins readers to scout out an image to now video games. These games are also pretty relaxing as you scour over the ...

Hidden Object Games are comparatively easy to play. You won’t need to learn specific controls or master any environment. Simply open the image and search for the object. The coolest part about The ...

The once lowly Hidden Object Game, or HOG, has come to eclipse farming/city building/etc. games as the hot genre of choice. If you haven't seen one of these before, they've been popular as standalone ...

The act of noticing something, with your eyes or hands or nose, comes naturally to humans. When you start playing a video game, it’s one of the first things you do: notice things. What buttons do I ...

Originally from Seattle, Washington, Madison now lives in The Netherlands with her husband and their terrier Hyperion. When not doing freelance writing, Madison loves playing video games, crafting, ...

The hidden object genre is deceptively simple and—for the thousands of people buying them on Steam—ironclad. You travel through an array of varied, usually brightly colored scenes, finding items, ...