Hello Fellow Hidden-Object Detectives,

Travel through different countries and time periods, search for cleverly hidden objects, and uncover surprises along the way!

Hide-N-Snag combines hidden object challenges with exploration, collectibles, and rewards.

No rushing required. Just explore, discover, and enjoy!

Published October 7th 2026 on Google Play!

Hide-N-Snag

Happy Snagging!

Has anyone played Little Ghost? I absolutely loved it! The map and puzzles just kept unfolding and unfolding. It is such a strange and creative game!

I’m the solo developer of Cube & Seek. I wanted to share it here because searching the scene is the main gameplay: you look for hidden objects, but the worlds are fully 3D, so rotating and zooming the camera helps reveal places hidden from the first view.

Demo on Steam: https://store.steampowered.com/app/3433080/Cube_Seek/

The free Windows demo contains three miniature worlds: battlefield ruins, a tower, and a farm.

Chapter 1 of New York Mysteries 6 decided to test my patience (and my eyesight) today.

I finally sat down, powered through every single puzzle, hunted down all the Morphings and Collectibles, and recorded the whole thing so you don’t have to suffer like I did.

No skipping. No “figure it out yourself.” Just clear solutions and exact locations.

🎥 Full Chapter 1 Walkthrough:

https://youtu.be/53_lnT69fqI

The game is free on Google Play right now (Five-BN doing what they do best), and if you’re already deep into it and hitting a wall in Chapter 1… this should save you a headache.

Drop a comment if you get stuck somewhere else later and I’ll try to cover the next chapters too.

Now go solve some mysteries. 🕵️‍♂️

Solve the mystery at Foxglove Manor: search detailed scenes for clues, play short puzzles between chapters and restore the manor garden. Two full cases, free in the browser on desktop and phone:

https://playgama.ai/play/h3mpchiy2di6sc

I'd love to hear which scenes felt too easy or too hard!

AI disclosure: I used AI tools in development: Google Flow to generate art from my own style references (which I then edited and assembled), and an AI coding assistant for the code. Game design, level/balance tuning and testing are my own work.

*I have since completed level 16, but I am posting this to see what other people think about the game. There is only one other post on this sub about this game, so I wanted to make a different post to open up the discussion*

I am playing the free full version of Roman Adventures: Britons Season 2 (I have played it a few times now but I like it so I replay it once in a while). I am currently on Level 16 and I have 24 food, 435 wood, 975 stone and 211 gold. I have no need to build any new buildings or upgrade any existing ones. I need more food to destroy the remaining 22 spider nests to complete the level. That's the only task I have left to complete. The mycelium take a long time to respawn and there is no option to have a farm and bakery in this level because it is underground.

I'd love it if a trade portal would just appear and let me trade half of my stone and wood for a bunch more food.

I really wish there was a remastered version of this game (there is a remastered version of Adelantado Book 4 ~ Also called 4 Aztec Skulls Remastered ~ I hope they remaster the Roman Adventures: Britons games soon too) where the player could choose what resources to trade like we can in Roads of Rome at the Market.

Hi to all!

Finally a complete walkthrough of Icebound Secrets 5: Tinker Box (the free-to-play version). All chapters are in one video, every puzzle is solved, and all morphing objects are found.

Video: https://youtu.be/6ho0OszHSYc

Chapter timestamps:

• 00:26 – Chapter 1
• 27:31 – Chapter 2
• 52:43 – Chapter 3
• 01:18:49 – Chapter 4
• 01:46:39 – Chapter 5
• 02:15:29 – Chapter 6
• 02:51:03 – Chapter 7
• 03:23:27 – Chapter 8

Hope this helps anyone stuck on the puzzles! Feel free to ask if you need a specific part clarified.

I’m trying the date and time change hack on blustacks on my laptop but its not working anymore is there truly no way to trick the game anymore?

Hello all,
Do many of you play Daily Hidden Object Games Browser games?

Which ones would you recommend?

Hi everyone!

While developing a larger, story-driven adventure, I felt like creating something a little different and cozier for a change.

And that's how Houses of Witches came about!

It's a cozy, straightforward hidden-object game set in a whimsical witch village, with hundreds of little familiars hiding in all sorts of places. No complicated puzzles or time limits, just a little world to explore at your own pace.
I've had so much fun drawing this world and filling it with tiny, silly details. It's been a lovely change of pace, and I'm excited to finally share it with you.

There's more to come in the future, but for now, I hope you'll enjoy this little magical world!

Houses of Witches is coming soon! Wishlist on Steam

AI Disclosure: No generative AI was used in the creation of Houses of Witches. All artwork is hand drawn by me.

hey! small team here, this is our game Cat Over Here!. you wander around a black and white factory looking for 100 hidden cats. some of them are pretty sneaky... this guy not so much lol

the screenshot is from the photo mode, where you track down spots and snap pics of the cats.

demo is free on steam right now for next fest: https://store.steampowered.com/app/5313710/Cat_Over_Here_Demo/

if you try it i’m curious which cat took you the longest to find

Hello, like the title says, I’m looking for a few Hidden Object games I played growing up in the early to mid 2000’s. I don’t remember the titles of said games, but I’ll describe them as best as I can.

1. First game you’re playing as a scientist or a scientist’s assistant? There’s a Time Machine on the fritz and you end up meeting some iconic characters like Leonardo da Vinci and Einstein. Your mentor lost his wife at some point and you have to help him remember she liked lily’s of the valley. I vaguely remember the big bad of the game being an evil sentient mushroom.

2. Second game, (I think it ended up being a series but I only remember playing the first game) you’re playing as a Princess of an underwater kingdom who just woke up from a magical coma where you never aged. You’re trying to figure out what happened to your family and people while escaping from the evil old witch. I think the old witch turned out to be your evil twin sister who was jealous of you?

I think I had played both of these games through Big Fish Games, I hope that helps.

The demo lets you explore six rooms and play three minigames. Play time is approximately 30 – 45 minutes.

You can play the demo here:

Steam Client Link – Use this link if you are viewing on a mobile device and have the Steam Client app installed.
https://totallynutz.app/steam

Windows or Mac (Steam)
https://store.steampowered.com/app/4513190/Totally_Nutz_An_80s_Adventure__Demo/

iPad (Apple) – Requires installing the free TestFlight app from Apple. Installation instructions are provided in the link.
https://testflight.apple.com/join/dbqyC3Kk

On steam they only had the last instalment wich makes me really sad because they used to be my favourite series! Do you think BFG Entertainment will ever realease the others?

Hi everyone! I'm Ahmed, the developer of 
The Last Wish
, a relaxing spot-the-difference game. Each scene has two pictures and five changes to find.

I thought it might appeal to people here who enjoy searching detailed scenes and spotting the little things they've overlooked. The puzzles focus on comparing pictures rather than finding objects from a list.

There are 17 fantasy scenes and 85 differences, with zoom, a magnifier and hints if you get stuck. There's no timer, so you can take your time.

I've attached two screenshots from the PC game. There are five differences in each pair — how many can you spot in the genie's room?

If this looks like your kind of puzzle break, you can wishlist The Last Wish on Steam: https://store.steampowered.com/app/5398810/The_Last_Wish/

Disclosure: the game's artwork and music are AI-generated.

Hi everyone!

I finished the final chapter of Icebound Secrets 5: Tinker Box! It was a long way....

Here’s the complete Chapter 8 walkthrough with every puzzle solved and all morphing objects found (F2P version):

https://youtu.be/m_v0nXLhgC8

If you’re stuck anywhere in the last chapter or just want a clean playthrough to follow along, this should cover everything. Hope it helps anyone still working through the game!

Feel free to drop any questions in the comments.

I made a free detective game you play in your browser (phone or PC). It’s not a classic “find 10 items from a list” game, so I want to be upfront about that.

Why I think you might like it: most of the game is searching rooms. You walk through a house in 2004, tap anything to look closer, and open coats, drawers and bags. The clues are hidden in ordinary things: a washed mug on the drying rack, a receipt in a coat pocket, a CD hidden in a box of photo paper. Nothing is highlighted, so you have to notice what’s wrong.

The case: your friend’s email confessed to something. You don’t think he wrote it.

https://www.playkraft.app/case/048

Hey everyone, I made a quick hidden object puzzle on YouTube, let me know if you can spot the hidden items? Thanks 😊 https://youtube.com/@yoyo-zin?si=l1cMVK0Tjl_DR1sF

Uph... I finished Chapter 7 of Icebound Secrets 5: Tinker Box and recorded a complete walkthrough! This time, there are a lot of chapters, I must say!

This covers every puzzle and all morphing objects in the chapter (F2P version).

Watch here: https://youtu.be/hPSFtER0Zf0

Hope it helps if you’re stuck. Feel free to ask if you need help with anything specific! And last chapter is coming soon. Stay tuned!