Looking for Aliens

If you are looking for a find-me type game that is similar to hidden folks and hidden in time, you should try this game out. There are a bunch of levels, an interesting story and kooky characters. There is so much to do that you really get your moneys worth.

An excellent game that delivers an enhanced "Where's Waldo" style H.O.G. experience.
There's a variety of map sizes; Some large and complex, others a bit smaller. Most are medium to large, but there's a couple levels that are smaller which seem like palette cleansers between more complex maps.
There's places you can click that will move, open, or break, revealing what's behind / inside and sometimes you need to do that to reveal one of the people or objects you're seeking. The music fits the game well, and the sound effects are serviceable.
If it seems like the type of game you're looking for it's worth it in my opinion.

This is a goofy and fun hidden object game (the sort where almost everything you click on has a "humourous" sound-effect attached to it........which needless to say gets very old, very quick, especially given the relatively small array of clickable object types on any given map.......how many bloody fans and barrels can you squeeze into a level, anyway?!?!), that vacillates between decent sized maps that you can wrap up before you start to feel annoyed, and really vast, sprawling maps where you may very well become lost and/or forget what you've already clicked on/searched.

The plot is decent but honestly unnecessary and is a paper-thing excuse for just clicking on everything in sight to reveal aliens, engine parts, trading cards, etc etc.

The music gets annoying and the "cut-scenes" (in the most loosely defined way imaginable) that introduce each level are high-school computer lab level, but what do you really want from a hidden-object game.

I had some fun, and even though some of the maps are irritatingly large, resulting in some player frustration/burn-out, and the game drags on a bit too long (okay, more than a bit), it's entertaining and harmless enough that you can't really hate it, even when it wears out its welcome.

Tentatively recommended, but get it on sale.

I really enjoy these "Wimmelbilder" search-and-find games, but this one is truly exceptional. Yes, it features a sci-fi theme, which is quite rare and so it is a must. Most are typical hidden-object games. This game offers numerous scenes and, best of all, it has an incredibly satisfying "click appeal." The scenarios are much more entertaining than "Wind Peaks" and funnier than the "full tower of cats"-games. The style is almost as impressive as "Crime O'Clock," but it's much more enjoyable to play. While "Crime O'Clock" boasts stunning graphics, its gameplay leaves much to be desired.
Overall there is something funny to find.
If you like this kind of game - go for it.

I have played and replayed this game, obviously. I would love for the developers to devise additional levels or a similar game.

There's lots of content and many hidden secrets on each level. They can get a bit tedious due to size, but for hidden object fans, this one is a must!

solid Where's Waldo style HOG, a lot like Hidden Folks but with a narrative and 90s cartoon aesthetic.

most levels are pretty easy, sometimes the secondary objectives can be a bit tiresome. but overall a great quirky and silly HOG thats perfect for a level or two a day type playing.