FIND ALL 4: Magic Reviews

Nice relaxing game

I think this is my favorite in the series, I really like the selection of what to find next. The music is soothing, the pictures are cute and finding all the items is relaxing instead of frustrating like some other games.

This game unlocked inner magic that was secretly living inside of me. I love this game and its siblings. I’m a grown ass man yet you can find me on the edge of my seat, laser focused on finding that last kitty that is probably hiding up in a tree somewhere. When you start a level everything is so foreign and new to you. By the end, every inch is like an old friend. It’s a metaphor for our machinations in life. Clicking the final object in a section releases a deluge of brilliant colors, shocking the senses. The austere line art gives way to a symphony of saturated hues. Music is top notch, like it is in all Find All games. I hope the composer earns enough to buy one of the houses depicted in this game. I’m into to all gaming styles, including ones much more complex than Find All. This game is limited in scope and gameplay. Sometimes that’s what you want. For me it’s a social game. I’ve never played it alone. Fun to play with my girlfriend. I get to yell, “No not THAT balcony” at her and she gets to yell “That’s not the coin I was talking about but that’s good too” At me. My old ass parents played it after dinner and they didn’t know that video games could be nice and fun. They thought it was all people machine gunning each other and twitch based looter shooter action with 360 no-scoping. Only flaw of the game is that there are not more in the series. Get your expectations straight it’s a find the hidden object game. If you don’t know what that means, Find All will teach you.

The whole series so far has been fun and challenging to play. It's a really chill find and click game, where there's no real consequences of clicking everywhere until you get something you're looking for other than a sore index finger. The game is short and the music of each level can get repetitive while you're stuck looking for any of the three objects you're searching for, but the art is adorable and the game over all is worth your time. For one level, the one in the mines, I had seen a streamer do it before, with help from their viewers, so I got a good head-start on that level because I already somewhat knew where some of the objects were. The game is good for the first time, but if you plan on replaying it one day, wait a few years to forget where everything is, so it will be a challenge again. I bought it on sale in a bundle with the other installments and they've so far taken me roughly 2-4 hours each. I reckon if I replayed it right now, I would be even faster done with the game, because memory is sort of fresh on where everything is.

a great, cute and fun way to correct your average game completion rate