The Hudson family is ready for their next adventure and you’re invited! This time, explore beautiful India, find cleverly hidden objects, and solve challenging mini-games while visiting iconic locations!
- Visit more than 10 cities throughout India
- Find over 1000 hidden objects
- Five game modes
- Solve challenging mini-games
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Game System Requirements:
- OS: 10.15/10.14
- CPU: 1.0 GHz (INTEL ONLY)
- RAM: 2048 MB
- Hard Drive: 115 MB
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Travel to India is rated
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Rated 3 out of
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by
pennmom36 from
I WOULD HAVE GIVEN IT 4-STARS...
I was actually more impressed with this 13th game in the series because the objects were blended into the scenery better and some of the objects were truly challenging to spot. Then I replayed the scenes in the other modes and discovered that the Spot The Difference modes had a flaw or perhaps wasn't compatible with my larger screen. I couldn't find the last few objects because the screen was cut off on the right side and the Hint kept pointing to an area of the screen which showed up as a black bar on my screen, in other words, the two comparison scenes that are side by side were not identical because an entire section on the far right side was missing.
I do see an effort by this developer to make improvements to each game, but I'd like to see some added features as well, maybe some Morphing Objects, Coins to find which allows you to purchase souvenirs or a new puzzle to buy? They did add a couple of new HO variants a few games back, such as Mirror Reflections where the words are mirrored as well as the screen (as it would be reading the word "ambulance" in a rearview mirror), and the Spot the Difference variant.
One of the biggest reasons I don't feel the need to purchase new games in this series lately is because the items never change position when you replay the levels. Replaying levels is a requirement in this game in order to earn the necessary stars which unlock the next level in order to progress, therefore, it becomes monotonous and boring pretty quickly. Sometimes they throw in a few new objects to the mix of the repeated scenes, but all of the objects remain exactly where they were located in the previous scene, in the same exact position!
You can choose from 3 different difficulty modes, a Relaxed Untimed Mode, a 10-Minute Timed Mode, or a 3-Minute Timed Mode. You will earn a single star on each HO location and the next location requires 1-3 stars to unlock it which means you'll have to replay the scene in a different HO mode. The Hidden Object Modes change each time you replay a scene, between Listed Item, Silhouetted Shapes, Scrambled Letter Modes, and the two newer variants, Mirror Reflection and Spot the Differences. Because the objects themselves never move, you can basically guess at the objects by the time you roll around to the silhouetted shapes, and scrambled letters and get 99% of them right!
Each scene has a Lazy Turtle to discover (once you find him he won't appear in the other HO modes) to earn 500 extra points, but there's nothing to purchase with these extra points so what's the point? There are trivia facts before visiting each location as well, but I STILL think the developers need to use their Lazy Turtle Logo versus the cheap plastic turtle because this developer's Lazy Turtle Logo is one of the coolest logos I've ever seen. He's an adorable "lazy" turtle wearing a sombrero and leaning up against a palm tree. If they used a semi-transparent image of this logo and hid it in each scene it would be much more challenging to spot and much more fun.
The Hudson Family's trip locations include:
~Lucknow, Uttar Pradesh
~Taj Mahal, Agra
~Maharajas' Express
~Goa
~Kolkata
~Bazaar, Delhi
~Kerala
~Udaipur, Rajasthan
~Tungnath, Rudraprayag
~Jaipur, Rajasthan
~Bada Bagh, Jaisalmer
~Lotus Temple, Delhi
~Jodhpur, Rajasthan
~Darjeeling District, West Bengal
~Adalaj Stepwell
Mini-Games Available:
~Jigsaw
~Travel Cards (memory match)
~Spices (Match 3)
~Mahjong
~Cities of India (Word Search)
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Date published: 2022-01-19
Rated 2 out of
5
by
M206S from
Why did I buy this game?
Terrible game, tough on my eyes for some reason, everything is just a junk pile, no rhyme or reason for the placement of objects,definitely not fun like Our beautiful Earth or I love finding cats etc...Sorry I purchased it but needed a game to play, oh well....
Date published: 2022-01-24