Short version: 37%
Showing Tonight is a hidden object game without hidden object scenes and an adventure game without a coherent plot. At least it has some really nice puzzles.
Long version:
Showing Tonight: Mindhunters Incident is the first attempt of a small Serbian group called Phime to broaden their portfolio beyond simplistic children’s puzzle...
I've played a lot of HOGs and I have to say I can't recommend this one. First of all there aren't that many actual hidden object scenes, there are far more of the silhouette matching games. I personally was not that big a fan of these silhouette games and felt there were too many of them, but even if you do enjoy them the fact that a message pops up...
Introduction
Nathan falls asleep while watching the movie, “They Ate My Clapper." He has seen this movie numerous times before. This time it's different, he wakes up to find himself in the movie. Explore the strange world of Shutterville, and the mysterious occurrence of mind control that has taken over the town. Our female protagonist, Gabriella and...
Showing Tonight: Mindhunters Incident is a Point and Click game with some Hidden Object scenes and undertones, created by Phime Studio. I say this is more a P&C game because really, there’s only about 3ish HoG scenes, the rest I wouldn’t consider to be exactly hidden object per se.
In this game you take the role of a man who falls asleep watching the...
Disclaimer: I received a free game key from the developer.
I was looking forward to a new hidden object game, but only got about 20 minutes into this before giving up and idling for cards. The story is incoherent and poorly translated, but what was really offputting enough to make me quit was the silhouette matching game. It's a neat mechanic, but if...
