Christmas Hustle Reviews

3 Levels, which require some sense of observation to find a match to the objects you're requested to find; does the teddy bear have a red bow tie or a green one? Are the cube blocks arranged this way or that way? What color is the bow on top of the present? A simple concept, well executed. Play with a timer (and fail if you run out of time), or play without a timer. Enjoyable , fairly short but replayable.

Christmas Hustle is an attractive, well-implemented and enjoyable little hidden object game, though in this case the many Christmas presents to be found are hidden in plain sight among many other similar objects continually moving on a linked series of conveyor belts. The game has three levels with increasing numbers of objects to find on larger scale conveyor belt systems. There is an optional timer system, though I chose to play in a more relaxed way without it; the achievements (for completing levels and for finding specified numbers of objects) are awarded whether or not the timer is used (note that all achievements only pop up when the game exits). My only slight reservation about Christmas Hustle is in terms of value for money - I paid about UK £1.50 for 23 minutes of game play. But, given that I had seasonal fun with the game, and thought that it had been nicely designed and produced, I don't begrudge the developers their small reward!

Christmas Hustle is a different sort of seek and find, it's different in that the items you will want to find are moving around on a conveyor belt...it's interesting and fun for thirty minutes or so. Christmas Hustle is not exactly what I would consider a stand alone purchase...look for it in a bundle, you'll be happier.