This game has 60 levels, 10 different mini games/puzzles and 60 secret jade dragons to find in every hidden object scene, Like all Big City Adventure games there are limited hint and bonus coins to find in every HOS and limited skip coins in the puzzles. This one, like most of them, has a blue zoom in area in all HOS, where a couple of objects can be found. I loved this game! It has clear, clean and detailed graphics, nice music, very interesting scenes and facts. This is definately one of my favourites of the series.
This has 60 levels,10 different mini games and 60 secret camels to find in each HOS. Also, there are different hint and bonus coins to find in each scene. I liked this and found it atmospheric. I liked the music and sound effects and it was relaxing. The objects were a little difficult to find at times. I didn't get all my camels but it didn't affect my game experience too much. I loved all the interesting and historical facts about Istanbul.
It has 60 levels and 10 different mini games and a blue zoom-in area in each scene. There are 20 sandcastle postcards to find and they are all in the object lists, so you can't miss them. These are used at the end of the game in a surprise puzzle. I think I enjoyed the mini games more than the actual HOS in this one, which was unusual, as it's always the other way around. Objects were quite difficult to find and I had to retry some scenes four or five times over. Also, I didn't find the scenes as interesting as in other games. The fun facts were still as good though. All in all, it was okay, just not as enjoyable as some of the others.
This game has 60 levels and 10 different mini puzzles that occur throughout the game. There are five skip coins in puzzles and various different hint coins in each HOS, as well as a blue zoom in area. There are 20 gears to find in the HOS but they are all in the object list, so you can't miss them. Until I got to the end, I was wondering, what is the point of these gears? But you find that out in the end as they give you a little surprise! This is definately one of my favourites of the Big City Adventure series. The hidden object scenes are really interesting and quirky. I find it one of the most relaxing of the series, without being boring at all. It gives you that feeling that you're really there, in Tokyo. You can almost smell the sushi.
This game borrows heavily from Dark City London, so it was like watching/playing a repeat at times. I know it's part of a series but I think it's a bit lazy to just cut and paste bits of Dark City London into this, which was the impression I got. Also, the game play is purposely elaborate and full of stops and starts, halting play. It slows down, it speeds up. To be fair, I know that's part of the stye of this series and puts me in mind of Robert Downey Jr's Sherlock Holmes character. There are simply not enough HOS for a HOS lover. Can't fault atmosphere, sound and vision and especially the storyline, which helps make up for the frills, ribbons, repeats and subsequent tedium.
There are 60 levels in this game and a blue zoom in area in each HOS where you will have to find a couple of the listed hidden objects. There are 10 different puzzles/mini games. Use your skips on the puzzles frugally, if you're not much of a puzzle person, as they do get more difficult as you go along. You only ever get a maximum of 5 skips on puzzles, but you can use them now and again as you will keep getting awarded skip coins, but only ever up to a maximum of 5. I liked all the historical facts about the French Revolution. Quite gruesome really! Very good game.
This game has 60 levels,10 different mini puzzles and also a zoom in area on all HOS. Lovely graphics and design. There's something quite classy about this game. It was a pleasure to play. I really liked finding the hidden guitar in every scene. It's little things like that, that make it exciting! Well, maybe not exciting but it keeps a certain motivation going. Also, there are achievements to earn in this one, which is a nice added feature. The objects are neither too difficult or too easy to find, creating a perfect balance throughout.
This has 60 levels, 4 different mini games and no zoom in area. It has no skip coins on any of the mini games. I first played this over a year ago and had to quit at level 42 because of the impossible match 3 type game. At least if it had had a skip option, this game may have saved itself the embarrassment of all these negative reviews. It's unlucky really, either a skip coin or a game that was solvable, only one or the other was needed, but unfortunately, it ended up lacking both, making the player in most circumstances, frustrated and disappointed. I just played it again and if it wasn't for the helpful review, from MercuryNeptune and his/her good advice, I would never have completed it. I also had to call in the big guns, i.e my husband, to play the dreaded match 3 type game because I'm not good at them at the best of times. So I would never have completed it without those two things. He found it hard going though. I actually liked this game too, I liked the graphics and the HOS, the jazzy music and the fun facts and all the other min games, so it was a shame that this flaw lets the game down.
I don't recommend this game.
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Big City Adventure: Sydney, Australia
Search for cleverly hidden items around the amazing city of Sydney. Head down under and join the next Big City Adventure!
Favorite Genre(s):Hidden Object, Match 3, Time Management
Fun Factor
3/ 5
Visual/Sound Quality
3/ 5
Level of Challenge
3/ 5
Storyline
3/ 5
It has 76 rounds and 6 mini games. I found the objects quite hard to find a lot of the time and it could be a bit tedious, a bit arduous. Maybe it was just too long. The mini games were easy. You have up to 5 skip coins with those, although you probably won't need them. There's no zoom in area in HOS. It was okay, with cute and interesting scenes for the most part and good fun facts about Australia and its history.
Favorite Genre(s):Hidden Object, Match 3, Time Management
Fun Factor
5/ 5
Visual/Sound Quality
4/ 5
Level of Challenge
5/ 5
Storyline
3/ 5
This game is not for the faint hearted. It really make you work for rewards. You start off with a limited amount of money to buy ingredients for a meal that you must cook at the end of the round. You get your money through finding hidden objects. You won't make extra money unless you find the objects in a chain of at least two, but three or more are better. So, you have to plan this in advance in the HOS, seeing where objects are grouped together to click on them in quick sucession. There are six restaurants, each specialising in different cuisines from around the world. The downside is, it's a little short. I wanted maybe two or three more restaurants. It also punishes you quite a lot. Misclicks will result in loss of money and time. The best way to get through this, is to repeat the scene until you have memorised where most of the objects are. I liked the fact that you can buy really cheap and nasty ingredients or spend a bit more and get the best. The snag is, to get the best ingredients and make a great meal to please the chefs, you must purchase quality ingredients. I made 2nd place chef in most restaurants and only 1st place in one, no matter how much I replayed the scenes. They don't make games like this anymore and some people might say, Thank God, but I also liked the graphics and environmental sound effects, although the sound was sometimes a bit annoying.The fun for me was in the challenge. It's all HOS, apart from the end of the round where you actually make the three course meal with your ingredients. It's not a relaxing game but it is exciting!