Mirror Mysteries

Very Short point and click hidden object. As in I beat this in under 5 hours and I spent half that time doing real life stuff and not playing short. Simple plot. But the puzzels are good, midlevel difficulty. The voice acting isn't unpleasent. The graphics are good. It's just really short and there's no replayability. I got it on holiday sale for less than a buck, and that's what it was worth.

Amazing adventure to mirrors world. Any age children or adult. This game good for any. This is logic game. Solve puzzles and be careful/ You need try it. Can you solve the Mirror Mysteries?

Well, not bad at all. Still, it would be nice to get an idea, or some background story to be revealed about the mirror itself when you complete the game. Oh, well. Won't know until I play the sequel of the game. So far, so good for a hidden object game. Yeah, I do recommend for people who like the genre and wanna kill some time :)

Fairly straight forward game. Around two hours of content. Fun enough but not a deep experience.

Simple hidden object game with a little bit of story. If it's on sale and you like those types of games it's well worth the price. But for a full price I think it's too short (about two hours without even using a hints). Overall the game is fun and sometimes even pretty challenging but don't be afraid you'll never get frustrated because of the hint system and ability to skip puzzles (even thought there are only a few of them). Pros: -Fun and relaxing -A few challenging objects (but if you don't want a challenge you can always use a hint) -Nice and simple story that ties the game together -Cheesy voice acting (I think it fits into this type of game) Cons: -Too short (for a full price) -Some objects are hidden in a really cheap way

You're passing time with your children when a strange thing happened: they've broken a magical mirror and the only way to free them is to restore it by travelling to other worlds through mirrors to track down all of the shards... Mirror Mysteries is a hidden object game mainly, meaning that each scene you'll visit will have a list of items to find. Some of them can't be obtained before gathering other items in other locations. And that's what you will do everytime: find objects, place some on the scene because they're missing, head to another location, repeat the same thing and solve one or two puzzles thrown at you. While this gameplay is interesting, I had a major problem: some items are so hard to find because they're partially hidden by the end of the screen or they're so well matched with the background that you don't see them. However, you have a visual indicating that it can be found as they're not in grey and as the game doesn't tell you that you're done with the location. An...

I liked the game and wanted more of it, but completed it in 116 minutes. That isn't even a full two hours of gameplay. The first three tasks were original, the others felt ripped off from a certain book series involving Lions, Witches and Wardrobes. This is a tough one to review, can't recommend it to adult friends as they would also be aggravated that it was so short. Maybe for young children....

Super Easy Hidden Object Game !! Time Played i have on this was from Start to Finish ;) Good if you are new to HO games or a younger player.They would enjoy this game more !

It's a basic hidden object game from what I play. Find stuff place it in the right spots, average. The problem I have is I play these games mostly for the stories of sorts. If I wanted a regular hidden object game without substance I'm sure I could find a lot of free ones online. The set up has you thinking it's going to be a great story, a mom's journey to find and save her two children . . . so far playing the first level I feel more like a house cleaner, finding items to straighten up stuff when her main goal is suppose to be fixing a clock. You're children are being held captive until you fix a mirror and you're going to go about calmly sorting things instead of sticking to the task that will most likely free them? I guess it has a hard time drawling me in and instead of feeling like something fun which the hidden object/point and click games I have played before managed it feels more like a chore.

It's a fun enough Hidden Object Game, but lasts only two hours. It has a slightly irritating feature of making you traipse around different screens, and even with this time wasting aspect, you can complete it in two hours. As such I can't really recommend the game, but it does have positives hence the thumbs up, especially if you get it for 39p like I did. Full price it's not worth it, but at a discount it can be put on swiftly for a coffee break. In that respect it's okay. Reasons for positive vote: it's stable, it doesn't crash at all, saves every time, fun to dip in and out of. Don't expect much from a H.O.G, and there are far better out there. But for the price I paid, I can't complain. Negatives: the cheesiest intro and story section going. The graphics are grim, and the plot threadbare. Come for the object finding only, and a rather pleasant boogly-eyed goldish in the later worlds.