Customer Reviews

Hidden Expedition: Everest

5 star:		(9)
4 star:		(6)
3 star:		(4)
2 star:		(2)
1 star:		(2)

 

 

I thought this was going to be another hidden object game that has to be played in small bits and pieces before boredom sets in. But the hidden items are well hidden, and the timer feature adds some excitement. There are timed puzzles here and there that are challenging enough to be fun, but not so hard they are frustrating. It is possible to get tips, but you have to earn them. There is a little to be learned about geography, and my 8-year-old granddaughters have learned the names of a few items they had never seen before. But this game is for entertainment -- not education. There are other "teams" who appear to be competing against the player. We always play this as a team of three, so it is more socially interactive than a lot of computer games.

This game has some really hard to find objects so it's more of a challenge in that way. The puzzles in between are kind of boring and unrelated to the sequence of the game. The extra secret objects seems kind of useless since there is no purpose in finding them. They are not necessary to winning the game.

This is a boring and repetitious hidden object game. There is scarcely any plot; finding a totally random assortment of objects somehow gets you to the top of the mountain. There are a few logic puzzles between stages, but nothing that can break the monotony of this uninspired game. Big Fish economizes by using the same scenes more than once--and, indeed, sometimes the same hidden objects in the same scenes. "Everest", like other productions by this company, is entirely inferior to such games as Dream Chronicles or Samantha Swift.

The game is easy but still alot of fun. I enjoyed it so much I did it twice!!

It is a fun game to play. I played it about three times before I quit. I still need two more objects to became grandmaster.

This was the first "Hidden Object" game I had played. I enjoyed it very much it was challengingly without being frustrating. I would recommend this game to anyone that enjoys this time of game.

This is another that I bought the game instead of downloading. The objects are a little had to find because of the snow but it can be done. He gives advice on mountain climbing.

This game is not what I thought it would be. It's not challenging, and is filled with photographs of the people who created it. I liked Madame Fate and Mystery case files better. I do like the background music though.

I own this, and bought an additional copy for someone else, who also loves it. Fun game, rather addictive!

For those who like to play in bytes and dabs. Can play a few min and quit. Good info and graphics. Clear objects that actually look like what they are supposed to look like. Will look for this CO. next time I buy.