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Crime O'Clock
Developer Bad Seed
Crime O'Clock is a 2023 hidden object video game developed by Bad Seed and published by Just For Games. Players control a time traveler who searches hand-drawn scenes for clues to stop crimes that have not yet been committed. From Wikipedia (CC BY-SA 4.0)
203 reactions from 4 sources (Steam reviews, Bluesky, Mastodon, Lemmy) · newest Oct 24, 2026 · last updated Nov 4, 2026 · How this works
Audience score
56
Mixed
104 positive · 81 negative
95% range 49–63%
| Source | + | − | = |
|---|---|---|---|
| Steam reviews | 104 | 81 | 0 |
| Bluesky * | 5 | 0 | 4 |
| Mastodon * | 1 | 0 | 5 |
| Lemmy * | 0 | 0 | 3 |
* shown, not counted in the score (label accuracy below our 85% bar or not yet audited).
Steam's own rating
Mixed
180 of 282 reviews positive (all languages, per Valve)
What players are saying
57% recommend · 108 yes, 81 no
Counted from the reviewers’ own thumbs up/down on the 189 English Steam reviews we collected, not by the AI. Valve’s all-language rating: Mixed (360 of 524 positive).
Players appreciate the game's concept and art but find it overly linear and restrictive. [1][2][3] Many reviewers complain about excessive dialogue and hand-holding from the AI narrator. [4][5][6] Some players enjoy the hidden object puzzles and time travel mechanics despite the flaws. [7][8][9]
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- [4]
A slickly produced but otherwise mediocre knockoff of the board game MicroMacro: Crime City. Play that instead, you'll have a better time. To start, this is not an "investigation" game. It's just a hidden objects game. There is no thinking. The annoying narrator tells you specifically what to find. You click on it. It stops the game to explain what you just clicked on. Every. Single. Time. Then it explicitly tells …
- [6]
The overall idea of the game is fun, the puzzles are easy and you can tell a lot of work has gone into making it. It is very well made. However there is way too much dialogue (more like monologue tbh) with the AI narrator. It is to the point that the game becomes boring. I wish there was a way to turn the AI monologues off, or at least turn them down, so that there is not so much of AI's contstant talking. All I …
- [1]
I still have quite a bit left to play but I think I have played enough to do a review, and I will say this is one of those games where I wish there was a middle between yes and no. It is fun enough that I keep playing it and will most likely finish up all the content it has to offer, but there are just so many issues as well. First, the game hand-holds you the entire time, but most of the time not in any useful way. …
- [8]
Crime O’Clock is an absolute gem for fans of detective stories, hidden object puzzles, and clever time travel twists! I didn’t expect to fall so hard for this one — but wow, I’m hooked. 🔍✨ The game is all about solving crimes by examining large, highly detailed maps that change over time. You’re not just looking for clues — you’re tracking how events evolve, what people do, and how seemingly small actions spiral …
- [2]
This is a difficult one to review. The good: -Amazing art. Characters are consistent, recognizable and expressive. -Music kinda rules, but some areas get repetitive after some hours. -Lots of funny pop-culture references. - I liked the visual design of the game and the color scheme for every case was a cute touch. -Overall the game is incredibly polished. The okay: -The writing was okay, but there was just so much …
Summarised from 34 of the 207 public posts collected about this game; every point cites the posts behind it ([n] opens the post) and the split is counted from the posts’ own ratings. Updated Oct 9, 2026. How summaries are made
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Crime O'Clock sits at 56% positive across 185 opinionated reactions from 4 sources. Fresh or rotten — where do you land?
Critics, per Wikipedia
On Metacritic, Crime O'Clock received positive reviews for macOS and Windows and mixed reviews on the Switch. Siliconera said it is "a novel take" and "generally a lot of fun", but they felt it can become repetitive when played for longer sessions. They also found the minigames "unnecessary". Shacknews called it "an enjoyable throwback" that has been updated to modern standards, which they said alleviates the frustration of hidden object games. Although Nintendo Life enjoyed the art, they found the gameplay repetitive and did not like the minigames. They recommended it to fans of hidden object games but said others would probably not like it. TouchArcade enjoyed the art and premise, but…
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Reactions
60 of 203 · most liked firstThat certainly was a way to spend my time. Crime O'Clock is a hidden object game where you prevent crimes through the time stream that were never supposed to happen... and that's about it. The gameplay never changes outside of that aside from adding a couple of gadgets that allow you to open crates and boxes or allow you to see inside buildings (but only certain ones). That being said, the game is FILLED to the BRIM with tiny little annoyances that cause me to walk away from the game feeling…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →A slickly produced but otherwise mediocre knockoff of the board game MicroMacro: Crime City. Play that instead, you'll have a better time. To start, this is not an "investigation" game. It's just a hidden objects game. There is no thinking. The annoying narrator tells you specifically what to find. You click on it. It stops the game to explain what you just clicked on. Every. Single. Time. Then it explicitly tells you what to find next. You cannot click on anything else. You cannot look…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →The game has potential, but you can't play this game in peace. You're always interrupted by the smarta** AI and too easy minigames. It makes the game feel artificially drawn out when all I wanna do is skip through time and solve puzzles that way.
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →What a waste of potential. I thought this game will let me investigate, make discoveries, learn facts and solve crimes through time ! But no, its just a long (veryyyyy long) linear game with the same sceneries forcing to play again and again new where is waldo puzzles over and over. The game is fun, for the first few puzzles. And then, i just want to desinstall it. a long game for a short fun. Pls, pass by and bought "Hidden Folk" or in the board game genre "MicroMacro Crime City". You will…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →I'm.... frustrated by this game. It's fun enough! A cool romp through pretty where's waldo style puzzles, broken up by extremely simple and basic little puzzles. But I feel like this gets bogged down by a narrative that... it doesn't really warrant. You have no real freedom to solve cases on your pace, you gotta find what the game wants you to find when the game wants you to find it, and that's it. You're told much more than you're shown, and the dialogue..... the dialogue man. It's way too…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →This is not a game, unfortunately. The design is good and it has pieces that COULD be good, but at the end of the day it's an instruction manual. You are given a directive by your AI "Companion" and you have to click on the right thing before you receive another instruction. There's no deduction, there's no freedom, just a constant back and forth of "click - wall of text - click - wall of text." It's a shame, it looked decent from the descriptions.
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →This game upsets me, it's got tons of potential and charm but the execution misses completely. You've given plenty of nice artwork with a clever twist on the "Where's Waldo" formula but the designers completely misunderstood why detective games are fun in the first place. Instead of being given all the data at once and told to figure out a case, you're the pawn of some big "AI" character who's actually doing all the sleuthing and leaving you to deal with the mundane and boring task of…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →I still have quite a bit left to play but I think I have played enough to do a review, and I will say this is one of those games where I wish there was a middle between yes and no. It is fun enough that I keep playing it and will most likely finish up all the content it has to offer, but there are just so many issues as well. First, the game hand-holds you the entire time, but most of the time not in any useful way. I have gotten to a point where I skip through all the text and just play, only…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →The overall idea of the game is fun, the puzzles are easy and you can tell a lot of work has gone into making it. It is very well made. However there is way too much dialogue (more like monologue tbh) with the AI narrator. It is to the point that the game becomes boring. I wish there was a way to turn the AI monologues off, or at least turn them down, so that there is not so much of AI's contstant talking. All I wanted was to solve some puzzles, go from one quest to another, but each time there…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →It feels like exploring a whiteboard adorned with colorful markers. Nice.
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →The art style is totally nice. The game principle could be awesome. But actually it is a lot of wasted potential. Instead of giving the player free choice and letting them out for free exploration the game limits every move of the player. The guiding "AI" in the game ist talking way waaaaaaay to much and it simply takes every chance for the player to actually have fun with the game. I was instantry hooked when I found the game just to be totally disappointed in whwat it actually is.
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →I liked the part with the mysteries. I did not like the part with the long unskippable animations, or the linear plots that meant I wasn't allowed to make inferences or find clues out of order, or the missions where you had to just click on this exhaustively until a solution presented itself, or the people who seemed to teleport around the map so there was no logical way to follow them, or the "guess what the designer was thinking" missions where perfectly valid answers were ignored because…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →I'm so pissed that i have to give this game a negative review because it could have been SOOO good! The extra levels are what this game should have been. My almost 20 hours of playtime were at least 5 hours of stupid mini games, and 7 hours of stupid dialogue, then about 3 hours of unskippable animations. The story is bad and predictable, the levels annoying because they are continuously interrupted by chatter and the solutions to the little stories you are following very unsatisfying. As…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →5/10 A great idea ends up being a boring game filled with annoyingly easy minigames and slow animations. The fulcrums are fun but the main story not so much. After 10 hours of playing, it still feels like you're stuck in a tutorial, following an exhausting plot with very limited actions. And the dialogue is just too much. The world building may be deep, but I just wanted to play Where Is Waldo with time travelling.
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →dont get why this is getting mixed reviews honestly. it says right in the description and all the images that this is a hidden object game. if you went in to this thinking it was going to be a full on detective game then thats on you to be honest.
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Great concept for a hidden object game, where you go back and forward in time to solve a crime, but the pacing get bogged down by the ridiculous amount of simple (like, you solve them in under 10 seconds, simple) minigames that insert themselves several times during each mission. I have no idea who thought that was a good idea, but that alone is enough to not recomend this. The side game where you need to find several characters during 10 different moments in time was much better than the main…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →This is a difficult one to review. The good: -Amazing art. Characters are consistent, recognizable and expressive. -Music kinda rules, but some areas get repetitive after some hours. -Lots of funny pop-culture references. - I liked the visual design of the game and the color scheme for every case was a cute touch. -Overall the game is incredibly polished. The okay: -The writing was okay, but there was just so much of it and it felt like there was a lot of repetition. After playing for a while…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →I like the concept of this game, but there's too much jibber jabber. There needs to be an option to turn that off or skip the dialogue if I wanted to. I like that there's a story to each case you solve, but the fact that you have to click through so much text to just move on to the next interactive thing to do is annoying.
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →It looks great, the art is clean and stylish, but you don't really get to enjoy playing it much as you're railroaded every step, and every time you find something the game needs to pause and s l o w l y transition to a different screen and put you through one of a handful of annoying mini games before you're allowed to look again. A lot of it is summed up by "here's a fantastical setting you've never seen before, everything is weird and wonderful, you have no idea what rules or sense this…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →This game has the potential to be so much fun, but it leaves you so on the rails you don't really get to explore any of the dynamics that make it unique. It's a very interesting game, don't get me wrong, but the narrative practically drags you to each specific detail. Your only moment to freely explore the hook that defines the game is in the side quests. I recommend doing them, though! The art is wonderful and I loved the references to other media and games. If you don't want to think much,…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →This game was good purely hidden object wise. It had a lot of different characters, the different locations were well designed, and even had some cool pop culture references! I also enjoyed that you could use different mechanics to find certain objects or characters. The down side was that this game does not give you the freedom to make your own deductions to solve the case(s). The dialogue from the AI companion in the game was also very repetitive and took up a huge chunk of the game play.…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →I really wanted to like this game, but there are just too many annoying and frustrating things that get in the way of an enjoyable experience. On paper, the game is an interesting mix of the hidden object and detective/investigation genres. There are 5 maps, each with 10 "tics" or time frames, where you can see people move between positions and do different things. There are also 2 game modes: The investigation part including mini games and hidden object discovery, and a pure hidden object…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →More like a visual novel than a hidden object game. Not enough self-directed discovery to feel like a proper detective. Too many interruptions from mindless minigames; it would be better if they required some thinking, but the minigames are truly brainless. The animation transitions, while suitable, also get old very quickly. Waiting for the game to move from tick 10 to tick 1 or for it to go into the mandatory minigame sections feel more drawn out than they need to be, almost as if it's trying…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Investigation games are my main favorite genre, I played all of them and was also very excited to try this one. Right of the bat, the main issue that most players will face with Crime O'Clock is the expectation of getting a detective game. This is not it. It's basically on the verge of being a visual novel with lots of (mediocre) mini-games in between. Those mini-games are never challenging enough to feel rewarding or make the users feel smart about solving them. They're also very intrusive,…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Fun unless you hate reading dialogue. Needs a dark mode, my eyes burn.
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Virtual MicroMacro Crime City :)
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Great artwork with the Easter eggs, and a great idea... but gameplay? Nope. Absolutely not with that pacing, and the companion ai interrupting every thing. I couldn't even get into the story, which is upsetting because I've heard it is great.
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Sigh. I get what people who gave negative reviews meant, this is not a perfect game by a long shot, but I still enjoyed it immensely, so I just have to throw in my 2 cents. This is basically Where's Waldo in black and white, with a few minigames thrown in the mix (some of them I didn't care for, but overall they weren't too difficult). There is a plot, and it's all linear, no alternate endings, no branching storylines, nada. The core loop is scanning the large maps for specific people and/or…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →I gave this game a good try, but it just isn't for me. First of all, the game's map is completely black and white, which turned out to be quite an eyesore when playing it for long sessions. I have zero idea why this game wanted to do a black and white aesthetic, but I can assure you it does nothing to really help this game, if anything, it just adds artificial difficulty and makes the game far worse than it could be. The black and white aesthetic can really send you in the wrong direction…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →If you're in the market for a nice relaxing game I would recommend this! It's definitely a mix of Where's Waldo + a logic puzzle which I really like. It can be a little hand-holdy where you can't diverge from the set path of find Waldo in this specific way but I think it's a fine game-design choice. However, if you are looking for more a "Let me solve the whole case by jumping around" this is probably not for you. I think also the variation of art and being able to see mini stories in the…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Initially bought the game without really knowing what is inside. The game looks incredibly stylish and bright. Art style, menu music and the idea are all great. A lot of fun references and details. Crime O'Clock had so much potential, ruined by quite boring and monotonous gameplay. The main story is a straight line, lead with a leash by "AI" companion. Mini-games are too simple. Something is definitely missing.
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →I like the concept of this game: moving through time, looking at how scenes change with lots of fun details and easter eggs, preventing crimes. Unfortunately, you're being pushed around the whole time by your AI companion, who intervenes after every little discovery and bombards you with walls of text, then forces you to play "mini-games", that are so trivial, it really just feels like a chore. There's absolutely no freedom, no deductions needed and you'll end up reading awkward dialogues more…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →The limitation of freedom in this game is suffocating. This is not your typical hidden objects game which provides you with a list of things and lets you do your thing, there's no legroom for you to do anything else other than that one thing they ask you to find at the time. And every time you click something correctly this so called AI "helper" intervenes and bombards you with 5 dialogue pages about childish mumbo jumbo quantum atomic interdimentional spacetime continuum in universe lore you…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →I want to love this game so bad, and I do invite you to check the demo out, but there are a lot of frustrations in the current state related to pacing. The crux of the game has you find things on a big picture full of fun little drawings (and the art is good) as part as a series of investigations into various cases. Except the game doesn't want you to investigate anything, the game wants you to *find* stuff. Usually characters, sometimes objects. Once you've found your target, your handler…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →This game feels like a one-of-a-kind gem. I'm a year out from finishing this 100% and I keep occasionally remembering it and wanting to play again. Wish there was more content or another version!
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Crime O’Clock is an absolute gem for fans of detective stories, hidden object puzzles, and clever time travel twists! I didn’t expect to fall so hard for this one — but wow, I’m hooked. 🔍✨ The game is all about solving crimes by examining large, highly detailed maps that change over time. You’re not just looking for clues — you’re tracking how events evolve, what people do, and how seemingly small actions spiral into big consequences. It’s incredibly satisfying to piece together the story bit…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →This game has been on my Wishlist for a while and when it jumped on sale, I snagged it. Unfortunately, it has not been up to expectations. I'm SOOOOOOO bored with the amount of exposition. C'mon man. This is essentially a visual novel. I HATE that there isn't any in-game voice overs. Like dude.... you make this complex game in which you need to go forward and backward in time to solve crimes, yet no voice work? You have to read long conversations with the the same boring background music? Just…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →This is a tough one. The elements are here for a really great game--almost like The Case of the Golden Idol or Return of the Obra Dinn. It would have been great to tick forward and backwards, solving mysteries by piecing together what people were up to throughout the time period. But in the end, they decided to have a jabber-mouth narrator hold your hand in a death-grip as you are forced to find one very specific thing at every turn. This was a very unnecessary and obnoxious design decision,…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →The look and idea behind the game are cool, however it's annoying that you cannot make own choices and just have to find the one way the game is supposed to be played. Also, the AI minigame sequences were quiet lame. If you just want a simple storytelling game before going to bed, this could be good for you but if you're looking for a challenge, don't go for this game.
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Got this on sale. To tag this as investigation is close to false advertising. If you just want a Where's Waldo experience with nothing deeper then go for it. The story isn't bad but isn't engaging in the slightest. My biggest gripe is that the core gameplay is fine when it's strictly people they're asking you to find. But when the game asks you for an example of a concept (example: "Friendship," "Love," etc.) the game is incredibly picky on what it wants you to select. You may find one couple…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →TLDR - Artwork great, gameplay gets tedious after a couple of hours due to overnarration and frequent, boring minigames. If you're still interested, pick it up on sale. Starting with the positives: The artwork in this game is wonderful and each map is filled with little easter eggs and pop culture references to discover. On the rare occasion that the game lets you explore the map and follow a breadcrumb trail without interruption for a few minutes, it's actually very satisfying. You're able to…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Going LIVE! My depression may be stubborn but so am I! Hidden picture time with Crime O'Clock. This game is great. www.twitch.tv/CamronJK www.twitch.tv/CamronJK www.twitch.tv/CamronJK Come help me figure out WTF I'm doing with my life... I mean looking for! #furrylive #furry #vtuber #chill
positive · AI labelView post →This could have been a really cool game, but I was kinda bored for the most part. Okay, so the free mode where you can change the time state and look for whatever you want? Amazing. The story mode? Bad. Taking the freedom out of the story mode really made the game worst for me. Even if you see strange stuff you cannot investigate it because you are always tied to finding a certain thing at a certain moment. Also, the puzzle minigames were not that fun to do, and the plot was just mediocre.…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →This game simultaneously handholds too much and too little, if that makes any sense. Let me explain, particularly the "too much" part. The story of the game involves searching for hidden characters and objects Where's Waldo/Wally style in sets of ten maps, each map separated by "ticks" of time - ranging from a few seconds to a few minutes. Your job is generally finding murders or other crimes in certain ticks, and track their culprits backwards bit by bit to the point where they first got…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Appleseed's Indie Game Of The Day! Day 99) Crime O'Clock by Bad Seed A puzzle game where you go back in time to solve crime related puzzles and mysteries. It's a really fun concept with amazing art, with a "Where's Waldo?" esque "find the crime/culprit" style to it.
neutral · AI labelView post →This game has a cool concept and interesting story. But the main problem is that the gameplay is interrupted too much which makes playing the game feels so tiring. You solve a small clue, then have to wait for the NPC to finish the dialogue, then solve a mini puzzle which is unrelated to the hidden objects mechanic (and not even challenging), then solve a small clue, repeat these above. I just hope that the game has a way to keep playing the game fluently and you can solve the case by yourself,…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →This is a game I wanted to enjoy, as I love Hidden Object games like this, and the art is wonderful! The idea of following characters between points in time to uncover stories and solve mysteries is so wonderful! But it is all held back by a plot that while decent and fun, drags the game down by halting you every step of the way. Stopping you beat for beat just to remind you of things and drag every little thing out further and further. The Mini-games only hindered the flow more so, every time…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →boring. impossible to get in the sauce when you're being interrupted every 2 minutes.
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →My Score: 8,5/10 Prologue Time, for some a term used to refer to hours and minutes, for others used to refer to the passage of days and lived experiences, and for others a very interesting concept to theorize and fantasize about things like being able to travel through time and through the ages. However, in a world somewhat similar to ours, where evolution took a slightly different route, making humans and furries evolve together, creating through a somewhat different route, a civilization…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →The story is cool the concept of the gameplay also seems cool. The execution is terrible it's slow and clunky and doesn't actually allow the player to actually get into the game because you are interrupted way too often and transitions are ridiculously slow.
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →I had a lot of fun when the demo first came out and waited patiently for a sale on this but after playing through the full game I was left disappointed. The story itself was predictable but the gameplay repeated itself over and over and never added anything fun or new. I got to where I hated each time a mini game came up. Most are not explained what your supposed to do (or even click on) so it's guess work to begin with however nearly all of these have timers that in some cases are too short…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Whatcha Playin!? : June 30 - July 2. If you're in the states, this will probably be a long weekend since Independence Day (starring Will Smith) is next Tuesday. So... whatcha playin!? **Newest Releases:** * *Destroy All Humans 2 - Reprobed: Single Player* (June 27) [PS4, XB1] * *Story of Seasons: A Wonderful Life* (July 27) [PS5, XSX, Switch, PC] * *AEW: Fight Forever* (June 29) [PS5, XSX, Switch, PC] * *Dead Cells for PS5* (June 29) ** Mundaun* (June 29) [PS5, XSX] * *Lara Croft…
neutral · AI labelView post →I would just say to play this only if you like your hidden object games with a bit of personality. It's quite pleasant, but you are often left on your own finding things that don't really make sense. The minigames are awful and feel like they are designed to pad the time out. The art is beautiful with one major exception. For some reason the devs decided to put a different tine over every mission which really messes with your head when trying to find things. Sometimes it's a nice…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Very boring; there is no skip feature.....
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →If you like the board game MicroMacro - then you're gonna love this.
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Linear, wordy for no reason, and honestly kinda boring. The interactive parts are very easy. The actual hidden object parts are fun but the long dialogue from the AI system is a lot. Just wasn't what I was wanting
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →AI TIME POLICE Crime O'Clock is an investigative, time-manipulation Hidden Object game, where your role as a newly appointed detective is to protect the True Timeline. You are responsible for tracking down and fixing anomalies and disruptions in each era's timeline by manipulating various elements or events. Your partner is a powerful AI Investigation Software program named E.V.E., capable of recreating past and present virtual timelines. With E.V.E.'s help, you will restore the correct course…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →i got it hoping it would be a murder mystery hidden object and - It is some what hidden object, which I do like. The art is fantastic and details through all the different 10 steps of any particular chapter. However the game on a rail. It's SO on a Rail that Rail should be one of the tags. The mini games never get more difficult and always sit at an ease level that makes them feel like interruptions. Otherwise fine game to jump in and out of. I bought it on sale and I think the sale price was…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →game too long so this review isn't
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Ugh... Wasted potential is my take. Intrigued by the detective part after playing the demo, but the gameplay is soooo repetitive after that point. From the game play difficulty I'm not sure who the target audience is. The tedious minigames and the Find Waldo premise make me think this should be a pretty good game for young children, but then again the game is in LOVE with using big technological empty words to sound too coooool for children. The writing is very mediocre as well. The…
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