Mystery Hotel: Hidden Objects

An old school hidden object game with a new storyline and new characters. it is a very simple and at the same time unique genre that helps to improve the semantic apparatus. it helps to develop and at the same time enjoy the gameplay

Not a bad game in the genre of "hidden objects". A little disappointed with the graphics, it could be better, but this will do for such a genre. Gorgeous music which is perfect for this game. The plot is not bad which is connected with the investigation of the detective (it's you) the murder in the hotel. The tasks and the game itself are made interesting.

MYSTERIOUS HOTEL, one of the few games that I liked, here you will feel yourself in the role of an agent, where you will have to find certain items and turn the tide in your favor, excellent graphics and interesting tasks justify the cost of the goods a hundred times! I recommend this game!

If this costs $2 (US) or less, and if you like just finding things on the screen, then you might like this. Otherwise you will not. It's just room after room of lists of things to find, as far as I can see. I imagine the developers spent at least 24 hours building this game. It's a cheap, stupid, worthless game.

It isn't bad but it is very simple. The "story" is terrible but can be completely ignored. You can complete EVERYTHING in the game in less than 2 hours! I'd say it is only worth getting if you pay less than £1 If you like this kind of game, check out Hidden Folks. Much more fun and lasts ages.

This game was just the way I like them. Straight up hidden objects and the scenes are absolutely beautifufl.

brill

Enjoyable Hidden Object game--pleasing artwork, pretty music (piano/violin--just wish the loop was longer)...very easy point and click but some clever hiding spots--has zoom and drag feature to better explore each scene...haven't finished yet but taking my time...a relaxing game for me.

Very entertaining, the difficulty is at its point and it has a very good story.

I'm being helped by a four year-old grand daughter named Elise. She sees things I don't. And faster too.