Spy Guy Hidden Objects Deluxe Edition

Good thing Spy Guy is coming to PC! It is an excellent addition to the board game. However, don't look for in it what you would find on a board game. This is a whole new experience and a different kind of game that allows you to like this character even more! And remember- not always what you see at first glance is what you are looking for:) It's not a mistake-it's a challenge!

Lost of tiny objects and repetitions in the same scene might not be fun for everyone.
Update: The recent patch removed repetitions and now scenes show only unique objects.
The game has only five stages, but they are large and made up of multiple smaller scenes. Each "scene" conceals four random objects; once discovered, the camera moves to the next section, where you must locate another four random objects.
When you complete all of the single scenes, the scene expands by merging two together, and so on, until you reach the full scene. If you complete the entire scene, the game will reset and give you five hidden objects instead of four. You need to keep going until you reach level 40.
Objects range from microscopic and difficult to see to large and obvious. Misclicking is not penalized, so you can click whatever you want. Unfortunately, the objects you're expected to find aren't quite random. The majority of them seem to reoccur throughout all scenes. For example, on the first stage, there are several butterflies, ribbons, shoes, and many other repetitive items scattered about.
This causes a major problem when there are two identical objects on the screen and you need to find the correct one. Smaller areas are manageable, but larger or whole sequences are difficult and unrealistic without hints. Hints are unlimited, but there is a significant recharging time.
Repetition of items becomes more difficult in additional modes. First, there's a challenge in which you must discover objects before time runs out. If you fail the challenge, you can begin from the same level, but the time restriction is not increased to account for the size of the full image. The second mode is even more brutal because you have 120 seconds to find as many items as possible.
Bonus stage with jigsaw puzzles is too basic to deserve a mention. Jigsaw pieces are scattered around the image, so you need to move the camera all the time. Small sizes are fine, but bigger puzzles make the experience a chore. Pieces snap into place when placed correctly, and there’s a barely visible completed image in the background, but puzzles are not exciting.
Achievements are fair since they do not demand you to perform impossible tasks. However, they are time-consuming because you must complete all stages to level 40 and use at least 120 hints.

Great game! Really relaxing and cosy <3 It's a very nice addition to the board game witch I enjoyed a lot. They share the same beautiful art but the game makes it look a lot more vivid. Also I could preview maps like Deuschland and France before buing the board game editions. I like to find hidden objects in my own tempo so my favourite game mode is basic, but I also enjoy playing challenge mode. Puzzles are nice addition, but I prefer assembling real ones. Overall very enjoyable game :D

it's actually tougher than i expected, itll be fun if you like a challenge or you wanna play something with family! I wish there was more story though.

Osoby w wieku 30+ z pewnością pamiętają łamigłówki znajdujące się w czasopiśmie „Wally zwiedza świat”. Na dużym obrazku zapełnionym po brzegi należało znaleźć bohatera i inne wymagane szczegóły. Podobną zabawę oferuje nam Spy Guy Hidden Objects, którego recenzję przeczytacie poniżej.

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I'm going to be straightforward, it's barely a thumbs up and another example of why Steam should have a neutral button, the game isn't bad enough to downvote but it’s not perfect either.
I like the hidden object games and on relaxing modus this one is fun – although I get bamboozled often. Sometimes there are multiple of the same object in a scene and it’s a bit of well, guess which one it is.
I’m not a fan of the pressure of the challenge so far, where the multiple of the same objects are everything but a help.
I do like the few jigsaw puzzles they’ve provided. It’s a nice break from object hunting.
But I’m not a fan of the scrolling in and out because it feels a bit slow, chunky, and annoying, I feel like this should be a smoother action than what it is.
(Unlocking your scroll button, depending on your kind of mouse of course, helps a tiny little)
So as you can see it goes a bit back and forth, back, and forth between things I like and dislike.
Overall not bad, but yeah it could’ve been better. It’s not the type of hidden object game – unlike others – that I’ll binge-play, the opposite actually; it’ll be in bits and parts when I feel like it.
There isn’t that much gameplay and to be fair many of the objects and environments are similar.
It’s a shame since the visual presentation is nice.
So, if you’re a stubborn ‘die-hard’ hidden object player, then this might be for you.
As for the achievement hunters; some of those achievements are going to be annoying, like completing all 120 levels without a single hint.
If you’re not the biggest fan of this genre I would stray away.
A quick first look for those who like to see some of the gameplay, modes and the jigsaw puzzle:
I've added a guide for the jigsaw puzzles since I accidentally found a little trick to speed completion up a ton. We're talking like 5 minutes for the biggest puzzle here. Feel free to check it out and hopefully it's helpful to some of you. <3

I won the game key and I definitely recommend it a lot!
The game has really cool and fun maps, as well as beauty in both the designs and colors.
Remembering that we also have really cool puzzles!
I really like this style of game and this one is definitely on my favorites list!