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A freemium-focused Hidden Object game, Rooms of Memory is a little slow going but at least it's possible to keep it free.

With a wide array of puzzles available, some of which may leave players clueless, it won't be easy escaping Darkmoor Manor.

The game mechanics might be quite familiar but Everlove's message and storytelling is quite original and all the better for it.

Entertaining enough if somewhat uninspired, Righteous Kill 2 is a fairly straight-forward hidden object style game.

Lacking a great story and logical pathfinding, Alchemy Mysteries: Prague Legends offers some fun puzzles and Hidden Object scenes, but lacks panache.

It's a little stingy on game time, but Dark Manor is a satisfying Free to Play Hidden Object game from Big Fish Games.

Occasionally a little messy, and keen to take one's money, Mirrors of Albion is a freemium-focused Hidden Object game that still offers some casual fun.

Isla Dorada - Episode 1 isn't the greatest example of the Hidden Object genre. It'll pass the time but remain quite forgettable.

Offering quite the murder mystery, Special Enquiry Detail: Engaged to Kill is a great example of the Hidden Object genre.

It's not a must-buy Hidden Object game, but Red Crow Mysteries should still prove quite fun to fans of the genre.

Combine everyone's favorite casual gaming elements, and Hidden Wonders of the Depths is what you get, warts and all.

A busy surface tries to muddle this otherwise fairly straightforward Hidden Object game.

A new casual adventure game for fans, but one that's not quite as strong as previous offerings.

Mixing up the Hidden Object genre, Art Mogul is part art dealer sim, part object spotting. It's a great mix.

A fine example of the Hidden Object genre with plenty of variety to keep players entertained.