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A Fun and Satisfying Hidden Object Game

Hidden Skulls is a simple yet addictive hidden object game with a unique twist—finding skulls gradually adds color to the world, making every discovery feel rewarding. The hand-drawn art style is charming, and the eerie but relaxing atmosphere keeps you engaged.

It’s a short game, but perfect for casual players who enjoy a chill, puzzle-like experience. If you like hidden object challenges with a stylish presentation, this one’s worth checking out!

Not a Great First Impression

Played for about 10 minutes, and honestly, nothing hooked me. The controls felt clunky, and the gameplay didn’t seem engaging enough to keep me interested. Maybe it gets better later, but a game should at least make a solid first impression. It is clearly supposed to be similar to "Jump King" or "getting Over It" But simply lacks the charm of said games as you are just playing a massive metal ball trying to solve obstacles.

I might give it another shot, but so far, it’s not for me.

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Pros

1. Charming Visuals

The art style is vibrant and appealing, giving the game a warm, inviting feel. The characters and environments are well-designed, contributing to a lighthearted atmosphere that fits the casual tone of the game.

2. User-Friendly Interface

The simple and intuitive interface ensures that new players can quickly understand the controls and game mechanics. This ease of use lowers the barrier for entry and makes the game accessible to all ages.

3. Relaxing Gameplay

The gameplay is laid-back, providing a stress-free environment that allows players to engage without feeling pressured. This works well for casual gamers looking for an easy-to-play experience, offering a pleasant, low-commitment option.

4. Frequent Rewards

Progression feels steady with regular rewards and in-game achievements. This structure helps maintain player interest, especially in the early stages, giving a sense of accomplishment after short play sessions.

Cons

1. Lack of Depth

While simplicity is a strength, the game lacks deeper mechanics or more complex gameplay elements to keep long-term players engaged. After the initial stages, the repetitive tasks and limited variety in activities make the game feel monotonous.

2. Limited Customization

The customisation options for characters, pets, or environments are non existent. Adding more variety in customisation could provide players with a greater sense of ownership and creativity, which could boost retention.

3. Progression Becomes Slow

As you progress, the rewards and activities feel less satisfying, and the grind to achieve the next milestone becomes more noticeable. Balancing the game to ensure steady and meaningful progression throughout would help maintain long-term player engagement.

4. Repetitive Gameplay Loop

The core gameplay loop—feeding pets, collecting items, and upgrading—is enjoyable at first, but becomes predictable after a while. Introducing more varied activities, mini-games, or challenges would add much-needed dynamism to the overall experience.


Conclusion

Pet Lands: First Steps seems to be a pretty enjoyable game that you can play for a few minutes if you feel like winding down or watching something on the side, however if you are looking for something that you can actively focus on as a game it definitely falls flat as of now. Overall, I would still recommend it as a little for fun game tho!

OVERRATED AS ♥♥♥♥

poo

This is unacceptable. I am an important man with many responsibilities. I don't mean to brag but I am CEO of two companies. In the morning, I manage the first, in the evening the second, and at lunch I have important client meetings, or I take the time to meditate and regroup my energies. If that weren't enough, I have several children. I've always believed in putting your money where your mouth is and I have gone to one too many fundraisers for underprivileged children not to adopt some of my own. So in the evening I am too busy raising my children.

I had been following Last Epoch for several months now. I watched every stream, read every blog post release. I even introduced a theorycrafting exercise in job interviews. This was me, you probably heard of it. I made a linkedin post on the subject which garnered over 200k views, this is not to brag but to say it's very likely you've heard of this. I'm not an influencer by any means but when you have high impact ideas, they have a way to spread on their own. Anyways, this is how strongly I believe in Last Epoch.

So when I heard the game was finally releasing, I moved heaven and earth to free up one hour of my time to play today. This is what I'd been waiting for for months. I had to hire an interim CEO. You can't just hire a CEO like a contractor for a day or an hour. You have to get them up to speed. This took me months. It was also very risky because I gave them sensitive information. So I have to keep this backup CEO on payroll for as long as this information is relevant. I'll put them to contribution on linkedin for the time being. I had to take a loan from a VC firm to afford this, and lost around 20% stakes in my companies because of this. As a result, my wife installed bumble and she's been ♥♥♥♥-talking me behind my back to my children. My whole life is crashing down and I can't even play!!!

Buff the movement again and it'll be the most fun fps out there

♥♥♥♥♥ bussin