By some subconscious dream, follow the story of a young woman exploring a fantasy world full of unique treasures! Search for items in colorful and exotic locations. Complete challenging quests and find your way to this world’s best kept secrets!
- Hidden object fantasy adventure game
- 100 hidden object scenes plus bonus scenes
- 16 unique locations with over 500 objects
- Modes - Picture, Silhouette, Word and more
- HD quality graphics and Amazing audio
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Game System Requirements:
- OS: Windows XP/Windows Vista/Windows 7/Windows 8/Windows 10
- CPU: 1.4 GHz
- RAM: 1024 MB
- DirectX: 9.0
- Hard Drive: 42 MB
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Reviews at a Glance
Secrets of the Lost Caves
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Customer Reviews
Secrets of the Lost Caves is rated
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Rated 5 out of
5
by
santaro81 from
It was ok for me
This game is for someone who likes pure HOG. It is somewhat difficult to find the object in the beginning, but since same scene repeats several times, you get to remember the object locations after some time and the game gets easier later on.
I personally like relaxing game that has nice scenery and a good music, so I like this game.
Date published: 2018-03-31
Rated 5 out of
5
by
Uppity_Pup from
Challenging
When I say I recommend this game, I mean that I recommend it for pure hidden object fans. That is what this game is: hidden object, nothing else. There are different ways of showing the hidden objects you are commissioned to find: words, pictures and silhouettes. One thing I love is that you can zoom in to the scene to find those objects that are a little harder to find. The scenes repeat, but this allows you to master a scene and find objects faster and faster. Of course, when a scene repeats some or all of the objects you need to find will be different, but all the objects in the scene (those you need to find this round and those that might be in a different round) are always in the same place. In my opinion, this is a good zoning out game for relaxing in front of the TV.
Date published: 2018-03-19
Rated 3 out of
5
by
tholmes2 from
Not the Best
Music was really annoying, thank goodness we can turn it off, very repetitive.
The hidden objects were hard to see a lot of the time, but you can zoom in quite close so I liked that feature, I wish other hidden object games would do that.
There really is no story, and a lot of the times you repeat scenes and the same objects.
There is a timer, but not sure what purpose it serves as I have let the timer run out a couple times, and nothing happened.
There is also a penalty for clicking wrong, you lose $50 off your score, and when you find an object you get $100 per object, not sure what the money is for though.
All in all, not a bad game, maybe if I couldn't find another game for free I would use one of my free game coupons for it, but otherwise no I wouldn't pay for this one.
Date published: 2018-03-19
Rated 3 out of
5
by
2bees1 from
HO challenge
For a budget type HO game this is OK Towards the end, the scenes were easier as my mind must have registered where the objects were from scenes done before. This might have been more challenging with a bigger variety of scenes but the story line was all but non existent. You learn to mistrust the dwarf almost from the beginning as he was portrayed as very sly.
Date published: 2018-03-24
Rated 2 out of
5
by
ddlove03 from
FIND OBJECTS ONLY
THIS IS ONE OF THOSE HIDDEN OBJECT GAMES THAT WILL BORE YOU TO DEATH. ALL YOU DO IS FIND OBJECTS. NO THANK YOU. I LIKE HIDDEN OBJECT GAMES WHERE YOU HAVE TO ACTUALLY DO THINGS.
Date published: 2018-03-20
Rated 2 out of
5
by
mele091954 from
Hidden Object
I felt that all the colors blended too much together and it was really hard to locate any of the items you were looking for. I did like the story it was nice.
Date published: 2018-03-19
Rated 2 out of
5
by
Daxadillion from
Not for Me
IMO only I didn't like it at all and the few levels I played were dull and grainy.
The levels are timed although you are able to finish it, but you won't get any extra points for it.
You can zoom in to a section of the screen but on my screen it was blurry, or maybe I need new glasses!
The pop-up boxes that tells the story are numerous but easy to get rid of by just clicking anywhere on your screen.
Try it for yourself, you might like it.
Date published: 2018-03-19
Rated 2 out of
5
by
KatesMimi from
Bored After A Few Minutes
I played the demo for 16 minutes. Actually wanted to quit sooner, but continued. The HOG scenes are a jumble of anything and everything. Some items are greyed out, and hard to see. It does have a zoom in and out option, but the clarity with the zoom in goes away. The storyline is very boring. The scenes can be the HO outline, words or pictures. Great for little kiddies, but way to boring for adults. Not a lot of instructions to tell you what to do. Even putting in your name at the beginning of the game is a challenge to figure out what to do, once you've typed your name in! Oh! Right, hit the "Enter" key on my keyboard. Really? Other scenes are, "Go figure it out for yourself" too. The graphics for the characters are the same. The woman in the game looks like she's either about to be sick, or she needs glasses! Overall, not my cup of tea.
Date published: 2018-03-19
Rated 2 out of
5
by
Granny_Gruff from
Old School Meets Glacier
This is a throw-back to the earliest HOP games. Each HOP is preceded by one of two characters telling you to look for the list of objects. The list might be in the form of pictures, shadows, or names of objects.
The items are in an array of styles, some looking like photos, others like faded representations of themselves. There is a zoom function, helpful when some of the items are fuzzy and in the background of a scene.
There are no mini-games or puzzles. The music is easily turned off. There are only the static scenes, alternating between a picture of a character with a bit of dialogue and the next HOP. The objects used and the background scenes are repeated. The second time you return to an earlier HOP, you'll be looking for some of the same items as you found the first time, and some will be on the list the third and fourth times too. And some of those items will be used again in other scenes.
Think of this like a grade school cut and paste project stuck in the Xerox machine.
Even for those who like a basic simple HOP, this is still a bit too old school.
Please try the demo. I stuck it out for forty minutes and a lot of yawns. You may find more here than I saw.
Date published: 2018-03-20
Rated 1 out of
5
by
tammisha from
dull hidden object game
not challenging and uninteresting
Date published: 2018-03-19