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Point-and-click, Puzzle, Adventure, Indie
Hidden Through Time 2: Discovery is a cozy hidden object game that has you searching for hidden objects in hand-drawn, interactive landscapes. Ignite your imagination, unleash your inner artist with the editor and share your masterpieces with the world! Dive into three captivating eras: Victorian elegance, Noir mystery, and Sci-fi wonder. Test your keen eye and unravel the mysteries hidden within each intricate scene. Can you uncover every secret the past (and future) holds?
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Cosy, clear, contemplative and unpretentious.
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God is a GeekMick FraserAug 20248/10Hidden Through Time 2: Discovery is exactly what it needs to be, and a great option for anyone looking for a different kind of cozy puzzle game.
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CGMagazineDayna EileenAug 20248/10It's a simple enough concept, but Hidden Through Time 2: Discovery brings puzzles, creativity, humour and challenge to the table in an adorable package.
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GameGrinViolet PlataSep 20248/10If you like hidden objects or are familiar with Hidden Through Time, you'll enjoy this one! It has more charm, quality-of-life improvements, and features.
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Screen RantCarrie LambertsenAug 20242.5/5 starsAnyone who has played a Hidden Through Time game and enjoyed it will love Hidden Through Time 2: Discovery, as it truly is just more of the same. While it could have been sold as an expansion or DLC to Myths & Magic, it still has a lot of content for a decent price, coming in at around $10, especially when you take into consideration that these maps are hand-drawn. The relaxing experience of searching for hidden items in the whimsical maps with aliens and monsters provides a cozy experience. Having more of the same isn't a bad thing, and not every game has to be fantastically updated or changed, although it still confuses me why Hidden Through Time 2: Discovery isn't an expansion.
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Pure NintendoTrevor GouldSep 20247/10Offering more of what gamers saw in the last entry, Hidden Through Time 2: Discovery rounds out a worthy trio, even if it curiously shares numbering with its predecessor. A sizable bug, presently rendering the game impossible to 100%, can't be ignored. But, with a slightly better optimization overall, plus an improved theme, this is still a good entry to grab when it's discounted or patched.
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IGDB rating 7.7/10 from 2 ratings.
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