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Green Jelly is a particularly tough yet enjoyable physics puzzler. Don't expect to finish it fast!

Dark Arcana: The Carnival isn't a revolution in Hidden Object gaming but it tells an interesting story and is a solid example of the genre.

Redrum: Dead Diary tells a creepy story but its Hidden Object elements are a little too simple and puzzle free for the price tag.

Who'd have thought real estate management could be fun? Build-a-lot 4 succeeds well at demonstrating that.

A freemium twist on the Hidden Object genre, and it works pretty well.

Shards of Time is a little too lackluster a Hidden Object game to recommend above others.

Epic Adventures: Cursed Onboard continues from its predecessor and offers some hidden object gaming that's lacking in great quality.

Offering an extensive story mode, Totem Tribe Gold is an ideal casual introduction to the strategy genre.

A sequel to the already highly enjoyable, Crime of Fashion, Blood of Betrayal is a very entertaining Hidden Object game with CSI overtones.

There's nothing inherently wrong with Righteous Kill but it's a pretty run of the mill Hidden Object game that struggles to stand out.

Pilot Brothers is a bit of a historical oddity. Unfortunately, that translates to a dated and not overly enjoyable adventure game.

Embrace the capitalist dream and renovate houses before selling them on for profit in this fun time management game.

It tells an interesting horror story but Whisper of Fear lacks some key gaming components when it comes to guiding players around.

It might not be the most thrilling example of the genre but The Magician's Handbook II: Blacklore still provides some fun for Hidden Object fans.

Jumpster is a fairly enjoyable physics puzzler game but it's a little too keen to sell in-app purchases.