Hidden Expedition puzzle game. Everest is the most recent hidden object game available online, in a series of Hidden Expedition games. Highly recommended for beginners to this genre of online game. No download required for the free version.
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Hidden Expedition puzzle game. Everest is the most recent hidden object game available online, in a series of Hidden Expedition games. Highly recommended for beginners to this genre of online game. No download required for the free version. |
Hidden Expedition puzzle game - EverestHidden Expedition Everest is an online hidden object game set in numerous sceneries all over the world. The aim of Hidden Expedition Everest puzzle is to find all the hidden objects and items so you can progress to the next level, until ultimately you reach the summit of Everest. What makes this game unique when compared to other hidden object games, is that a few of the background elements are animated. For example, the waterfall in the first level, or the clouds in the second level actually move. Unlike other similar games where the background is static. To help keep the players interest up, Hidden Expedition Everest also contains lots of mini games between some of the levels. A plus for beginners is that the items can often be seen in the same place if you need to repeat a level. This is handy, even though you are given a new list of items to find, as usually a couple of them will be similar to your last game. This makes Hidden Expedition Everest a good experience for those who are new to this genre of game. Hidden Expedition Everest puzzle game is high recommended for beginners to hidden object games.
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Quick hints and tips on how to play the game - Hidden Expedition puzzle EverestMouse click the hidden objects and items as you find them. Also look for surprises like jewels and diamonds, or an hourglass that can extend your time limit. |
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The example shown below of a game design plan, will be used for discussion purposes within our Adobe Flash tutorials for gaming, that we will be starting in the near future.
Note: This is not the design plan the developers of Hidden Expedition Everest puzzle used when making this online hidden object game. It's merely a reverse-engineer of a game design plan based on my experiences as a player.
Title: |
Hidden Expedition puzzle Everest |
Developers of Hidden Expedition Everest: |
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One sentence description: |
Hidden object game where you need to find numerous items including skulls, trumpets, butterflies, monkeys, vegetables and many others, so you can advance to the next level, until ultimately you reach the summit of Everest. |
Scenario / World: |
The scenario for this hidden object game is in numerous places throughout the world. Starting in Latin America, you then advance your way around the world until you reach the Himalayan mountains of Everest. |
Mode: |
Single Player |
Objectives: |
Find hidden objects within a set time limit to advance through each level. |
Characters: |
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Audio / visual aesthetics: |
The audio / music sounds are strong theatre style. |
Genre: |
puzzle / hidden object |
Possible Target Audience: |
Suitable for everyone who enjoys find and seek style puzzle games. |
Itemization of game elements: |
Game is played with mouse clicks. The introduction page has 3 options:
Most hidden object games won't offer too many options on the introductory page as they are pretty much self explanatory. Press Play and as soon as the game loads you see a welcome screen that tells you the objectives of the level. ie. find as many items on the list shown along the bottom of the game. It also tells the player to take note of the 'hint' button in case they get stuck. This small note about the hint button can make a huge difference to new players, who may otherwise have missed it. The bottom of the screen displays:
When the time is up you get to play again with a new set of items to find. However, I do find it annoying that you need to go back to the very first introductory page when this happens. Maybe sending the player back to that specific level would have been a better option from a gamers point of view? One frustration I found as a player was the lack of a pause button. Personally from a game developers perspective, a pause button is important for obvious reasons.
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Itemization of game rules: |
Find all the objects / items within a 5 minute time limit to progress to the next level. If you get stuck, click on the hint button and the area that the item can be found will be highlighted. Also look for little surprises such as diamonds and jewels in each level. Collect them all and you win an extra hint.
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