Queen’s Quest 2 continues the series trend of being shamefully short on Queens, even as it massively improves everything else!
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HOGuru Plays Grim Legends: The Forsaken Bride (PS4 Version)
Grim Legends has been re-released on PS4, so I decided to give it another look – not exactly a chore, since this is one of the best HOGs around!
HOGuru Plays – Haunted House Mysteries
HOGuru is back with another dispatch from the 12-in-1 Hidden Object Pack – this one concerning a Haunted House, and the Mysteries that lie within it! I don’t remember what it’s called.
HOGuru Plays – Jekyll and Hyde: The Strange Case
It’s another Hidden Object Adaptation of a classic piece of literature – this time a certain novel by Robert Louis Stevenson! Will it be as good as Jekyll? Almost certainly not, because nothing is.
HOGuru Plays – Deadly Association
It’s another game pulled out of the 12-in-1 Hidden Object Pack – this one is an original mystery story that doesn’t seem to be adapting anything or ripping anything off! Honestly, I’m a little surprised that it even exists.
HOGuru Plays – Queen’s Quest: Tower of Darkness
Care to guess the number of Queens actually featured in this Queen’s Quest? The answer may surprise you!
HOGuru Plays – Statue of Liberty: The Lost Symbol
Someone has stolen the Torch from the Statue of Liberty! That seems insane, but it’s the premise of this game, somehow? Also, how does Tesla fit into all of this?
HOGuru Plays True Fear: Forsaken Souls Part 1
True Fear is a surprising and unique thing – a hidden object game which manages to actually be scary! The first part in a planned trilogy, it follows a young woman attempting to find her long-lost sister, and instead discovering the twisted secrets hiding below her family estate!
HOGuru Plays Jack the Ripper: Letters From Hell
The HOGuru continues his journey through the Microids 12-in-1 hidden object bundle! This time, it’s Victorian London and the Whitechapel murders, in Jack the Ripper: Letters From Hell!
HOGuru Plays Elementary, My Dear Majesty
This might be a ‘be careful what you wish for’ type of situation. I’m often heard wondering why developers don’t make more wholly 3D HOGs. While the occasionally game built around polygonal art occasionally turns up, by and large those are still 2D affairs, with art considerably less attractive than their hand-drawn competition.
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