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The latest in the popular series of casual adventuring games, The Cursed Ship offers exactly what fans would want, and nothing more.

Treading a safe path, Tales from the Dragon Mountain: The Lair is a dependable casual adventure game.

With a mixture of different casual gaming elements, Time Gap is pleasant enough even despite its control issues.

A fairly dependable Hidden Object/casual adventuring game, Paranormal Agency: The Ghosts of Wayne Mansion is fun, if short.

Lacking a gripping storyline, Hidden City: Mystery of Shadows still offers some satisfying Hidden Object play but with some significant freemium elements in tow.

Offering some enjoyable hidden object searching moments, as well as plenty of puzzles, 9 Clues is a solid title.

Disney: Hidden Worlds is a fun, challenging, but unspectacular hidden object game that nevertheless manages to captures the spirit of Disney in a way that kids will love.

Offering a satisfyingly entertaining adventure experience, Nightmares From the Deep: The Siren's Call is worth checking out.

Letters From Nowhere will last Hidden Object game fans a long time, but that's partly down to its restrictive energy system.

Offering a fun mystery in need of solving, Elixir: The League of Immortality is an entertaining casual adventure game.

Find numbers and create landmarks, people, and more, in this surprisingly compelling Hidden Object style puzzle game.

With a theatrical flourish, this casual adventure game proves quite entertaining.

Spooky thrills and some entertaining puzzles await those who check out this casual adventure game.

A fairly solid entry to the Hidden Object genre. At least it is for those who haven't already played an earlier version.

Part Hidden Object game, part adventure title, Temptation Episode 1 is a fine introduction to a new series. If only it didn't look so dreary.