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Welcome to the pond
Don't know if you have played any of these;
Treasures of Mystery Island was a good one.
Treasure Seekers 1 and enchanted canvavs are good also.
Also Enlightenus (putting objects back instead of finding them) different twist on Hidden O's
I also enjoyed, Flux Family Secrets and Serpert of Isis
The games are fun when you find pieces and have to use them--much better that straight hidden O.s
happy gaming 
Edited on 07/21/2009 at 6:36:56 AM PST
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![[Post New]](/templates/wanda/images/icon_minipost_new.gif) by Areal on Aug 15, 09 9:39 AM
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Ghost Chronicles: Phantom of the Reinasance Fair, and it's quite new.
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step420hie wrote:In my opinion, Return to Ravenhearst is the most impeccable game I have stumbled upon--ever! One aspect that I have yet to see equaled in any other game of similar genre, is the graphics construed throughout the plot of Return to Ravenhearst. Please, let me know of any games you may know of that equal the graphic/storyline of Return to Ravenhearst.
Answering the inquiry about games similar to Return to Ravenhearst: I have not played many hidden object games; however, Madame Fate kept my attention (which is another Mystery Case Files game like Return to Ravenhearst).
-Happy Gaming
...........I so agree with you, Return to Ravenhearst is the best, even though I had a nightmare from it.........Madame Fate is excellent, my second fave, and I've played many.
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Both Samantha Swift games were sheer fun, easy on small monitor and old eyes too, and I rather enjoyed Adventures of Robinson Crusoe altho others complain it is too easy and short. But I got thru those without walkthrus or spending half my "fun time" frustrated and searching for tips when stuck like others. RTR and Madame Fate had such complex puzzles, some no rhyme or reason I started losing the satisfaction of solving a game to the end myself.
I loved putting things back, think it is Enlightenus (?) and the Tarot Card was playable. Now I'm struggling halfway thru Princess Isabella for 3 days. For us older folks with poor short term memory, it's getting harder to get thru these inventory puzzle games without getting totally lost like RTR, when you can't even remember how you got to where you are and have to go back for something. It's not the game per se, but how many grey cells we have left, and how much stress our bods will tolerate. I still go back to Huntsville and Prime Suspects to relax, and nothing like a good old Match3. Glad they are taking timers off these newer HOGs too.
O yes, Mystic Diary Lost Brother I replayed 3 or 4 times just for the sheer beauty of the scenes like little still life paintings. And the objects to find weren't the same old same olds like all the other's repetitive clip art. Flux Family fun too and Autumn's Treasures ok. Just demoed Mystery Age Imperial Staff, good looks so far not too mind twisting, will probably buy it, fine on small screen. I scrap games with parts too small to even see without hints or random clicks, waste of time. so hated the Magic Encl ones, eyestrain.
Edited on 08/23/2009 at 5:23:31 PM PST
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