Mind Bending Puzzles on a Tiny Planet! I love this game but it is often frustrating trying to interact in a field of Active motion and static backdrops. There is lots of to and fro' sometimes multiple times to collect correct information. The little fly's are endearing zooming around highlighting where things might be? Plus if you tap them (Mouse) they interact. Only completed the Game Once, despite playing it more than a few times. As a Novice - for me its really hard to figure out sometimes. Its worth trying

I had a *delightful* time playing through this little game. It's about 2/3 a hidden-objects search, which I'm normally lukewarm on, but I appreciated this one more than most. Maybe because the things I was looking for had at least a veneer of diagetic reason to them, maybe because the visual searching is broken up by occasional little puzzles of various sorts, maybe the difficulty was good for me, maybe because the overall vibe was chill and relaxing and quirky and pretty. Two things I mildly wish I'd understood going in: [spoiler]1. You don't have to find all 25 puzzle pieces on every level in order to finish the level. 2. The dragonfly-like insects are a sort of visual hint system for helping notice things; once you fill up the button by clicking on dragonflies you can press it once and they'll help you notice one thing on that screen. Note that it only helps if something is in sight; it won't help find things that are in a closed cabinet/drawer/etc. If there's nothing to find o...

This game was introduced to me by my dad and it is a good way to make you focus and deal with puzzles I went through it in 3 and a half hours on my last play. Hightly recommend it!

The Tiny Bang Story is a hidden object game with minigames and a handful of puzzles, nothing you haven't seen before. It's handdrawn scenery is lovely, and the objects are not too hard to find. If you have trouble finding one, chances are that you are just missing an object that you can open, or you need to solve a minigame first that will give you access to your final missing piece. There is an in-game help that shows you a puzzle piece you might have missed, and you have to "charge" it by catching little flies that are buzzing around. I bought TTBS as part of a bundle, and I'm not usually a fan of hidden object games, but they put some effort into keeping it interesting and mostly fun. There were a couple of minigames that I found plainly annoying, and my greatest criticism is that you can't skip any of the minigames. They were not difficult, but slow and tedious. Fortunately, that was the exception. My only other criticim is that when you have collected all the necesssary piece...