City Sights: Hello Seattle
- Gorgeous locations
- Unlockable trophies
- Search the Emerald City!
- OS : Windows XP/Vista/7/8
- CPU : 800 Mhz
- Memory : 256
- DiretX : 8.0
- Hard driver (MB) : 83
Review for game: City Sights: Hello Seattle
You have 10 days to write an article about Seattle City Sights! Scour the city for interesting places and facts in City Sights: Hello, Seattle! Your editor will have additional assignments for you in each place, so you better be sharp to earn all the medals in this Hidden Object game! Finished your tasks in a snap? Go back to get different item lists, to earn better scores, and to acquire trophies you may have missed! Take on your assignment now!
Find your A-HA! moment with mind-bending puzzles and jigsaw games.
1315 points
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REQUIRES Windows/MacOS
Ages: 3 YEARS & UPGame Description:
You have 10 days to write an article about Seattle! Scour the city for interesting places and facts in this Hidden Object game!
AFERON - BigFishGames
I must admit I have not yet completed this game. I bought it because I am from the Pacific NW. It is a game I play in small time frames! Like about 15 minutes. Doesnt always hold my interest and can be a little on the use your brain and strain your eyes mode!
The resolution was so bad it was difficult to find the items to complete the challenge.
You will NEED VERY GOOD RESOLUTION ON YOUR SCREEN,EXCELLENT EYESIGHT AND VERY QUICK REFLEXES AS hogs ARE very HARD TO FIND !!!! great scenery !!Good locations .
This game has some pretty sights but the objects were too hard to see. You have to magnify the screen to see them. This one I will not be buying because of the fact that the objects are so small.
really hidden objects, some objects resolve as u r playing others are just plain hard to find unless u have exceptional vision. The picture was also offcenter on my 19" monitor, the right side was missing a whole slice all the way down, so whatever was there was impossible to find. Too bad, had the potential too be fun if more attention was paid to resolution issues. If this was a student entry "E" for effort, "I" for imagination, "S"strain on eyes