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Shop-n-Spree 
ExclusiveShop-n-Spree is a unique blend of Hidden Object and Time Management gameplay. When a shopping super-center lumbers into town, it`s up to you to save the ailing family business! Keep your customers satisfied with great service and exciting upgrades or they just might take their business elsewhere. Endless aisles of supermarket seek and find fun with a variety of mini-games await you! Grab Shop-n-Spree today and get down to business!
- Untimed Relaxed Mode available
- Many departments to play
- Tons of quirky customers
- Get help at our Forums
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System Requirements:
- OS: Windows XP/Vista/7
- CPU: 1.0 GHz
- RAM: 512 MB
- DirectX: 7.1
- Hard Drive: 56 MB
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Shop-n-Spree
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Light hidden object game
This is a great hidden object game for beginners. In many instances there are more than one object that will meet the criteria, and you have several customers at a time so if you can't find an object you can move on to something else. Customers leave if you take too long and are replaced with new customers.
November 27, 2011
This game is super exciting
You get to run a store with customers, find stuff for people, you get hints. It's just super fun!
November 22, 2011
Exciting Games
The games are exciting and fun.
November 19, 2011
So simple & cute!
I think this game is just SO adorable! I absolutely love playing it for the graphics alone. The whole 'personal shopper' thing is something I really enjoyed throughout and it never lost it's fun!
There is also a lot of smaller challenges and mini-games to keep you interested and to stop it being repetitive.
The one thing I would change about this game, which I was hoping would be implemented into the second one but wasn't is the ability to click and the item be delivered instead of having to drag it to the person that requested it!
January 11, 2012
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