Do you love HOGs as much as we do? Do you count yourself an expert? Test your speed with non-stop, round-based hidden object scenes! Find objects quickly to boost your score and earn stars! If playing against the clock isn’t your thing, enjoy the game in relaxed mode.
- 60 unique locations to explore
- Both relaxed and Core modes
- Rich Soundtrack
- Can you beat your highest score?
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Game System Requirements:
- OS: Windows XP/Windows Vista/Windows 7/Windows 8/Windows 10
- CPU: 1.6 GHz
- RAM: 512 MB
- DirectX: 9.0
- Hard Drive: 104 MB
Big Fish Games App System Requirements:
- Browser: Internet Explorer 7 or later
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Reviews at a Glance
Search for the Wonderland
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Customer Reviews
Search for the Wonderland is rated
out of
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24.
Rated 5 out of
5
by
paradoc from
Finally, a real HO game.
What a breath of fresh air. No run of the mill storyline, or puzzles that have nothing to do with HO. No videos or voice overs that seem to go on forever. It's just HO. Very challenging and not for novices. This will test your HO skills to the limit. Scenes were beautifully done with no darkness or blurriness.
Welcome back HO. I hope to see many more games like this. I really love this one.
Date published: 2015-12-09
Rated 5 out of
5
by
sbechirian from
Like the style
Ok, I have to admit that it is not the typical hidden object game. Very long and with extremly beautiful pictures. But--- I like the fact that you have the choice to play timed or relax. Really fresh one in a dark atmorsphere. And great music by the way!
Date published: 2015-12-07
Rated 4 out of
5
by
pennmom36 from
I Actually Enjoyed The Challenge
This is one of those Seek-And-Find games (not really a hidden object game) that players will either love it or hate it. There are 66 different levels or scenes to choose from in any order, some of the items are small and difficult to recognize, some items I had no clue what they were such as a toy Araiguma Rascal or a Battledore, and most of the scenes are dark. (I simply adjusted the brightness to solve this problem which really helped) You will have to select the mode of difficulty each and every time, either Hardcore or Relaxed. I would choose the Relaxed mode first which has no timer, and the entire list of items to search for are displayed. This way I would become familiar with the scene and have knowledge of most of the items listed. Then I would replay the same level in Hardcore mode, and see how many rounds I could achieve. In the Hardcore mode, you are given 39 seconds on the timer and a few listed items to find (items to find are different each time you play the level) When those items have been found, Round 1 is completed and another set of listed items is added, with the completion of each round, a few more items are listed than the round before. If all rounds are completed, more time is added to the timer and you continue finding speed round listed items to achieve up to 5 tokens per level. That's really all there is to it, but I liked the fact that I could choose any level at any time, choose a timed or untimed mode for each game and replay the level as often as I wanted to try for a better score. It's a nice change of pace and has a good level of challenge if you play in the hardcore mode. If you play in relaxed mode however, it's not very fun, enjoy!
Date published: 2015-12-07
Rated 4 out of
5
by
rainice from
For the hidden object fan
This is a very simple game with a very simple concept. Give hidden object fans what they want without complicating things with a story. There are a total of 66 HOG scenes that you can play in any order, either timed, which is called Hardcore or relaxed. Note however if you prefer relaxed, you will have to indicate that on each scene. Hints, on relaxed anyway, I didn't play any timed, are unlimited, and the hint button takes about 30 seconds to refresh when used.I played 2 screens and used 2 hints for each. I don't have really good eyesight, so I would probably rank this as fairly easy. If you like HOG's this game is for you, if you want something more involved, perhaps not.
Date published: 2015-12-07
Rated 4 out of
5
by
iou001 from
My type of HOG
This is the type of game I've been looking for... One with lots of hidden objects and scenes. The music wasn't to my liking and I would love pretty scenes instead of dark. But it's a keeper. I'm really glad they have a relaxed mode to pick from. I don't like being rushed. But I wish the game would remember what mode I'm playing. You have to change it after each level.
Date published: 2015-12-07
Rated 4 out of
5
by
ninja226 from
Straight up hidden object search
There are 66 levels to play.
No storyline, no characters, no mini puzzles/games, no adventure or actions to take.
This is straight up hidden object search. You have 66 "scenes" with hidden object items listed to find. There are 2 modes to play--timed vs relaxed. I recommend Timed for experienced players or people who like a challenge. The items to find are repetitive so beating the clock is the only objective that makes this game engaging, because it's harder than you think to get "gold". There are a few items that are missppelled, so you may have to resort to Hint button to find.
You have to download Direct X for the game to work.
No screensavers or rewards. It's a good way to pass the time going on a hidden object search.
Date published: 2016-12-10
Rated 4 out of
5
by
CyndiLouWho2 from
Totally hidden object game makes for a nice change
This is a great game for hidden object finders of all ages. Play timed or untimed. Try to beat a previous score, or play at your own pace.
It was refreshing to play a game with no story, no puzzles and no little helper. The only reason I didn't give this game five stars was because there were so many dark scenes to search through. In most games, once you adjust the brightness you're good to go for the entire game. But with this game, I was constantly changing my monitor brightness every couple of scenes.
This can be a challenging game if you're competitive and want to race against the clock, but it can be a relaxing game if you just want to chill and play without a timer. And by the way, I agree about the music -- it was a pleasure to listen to -- I didn't have to turn it off.
Date published: 2016-11-07
Rated 3 out of
5
by
wiscmax from
english as a second language HOGs
I enjoyed this because of the definitions of what one is to find. That is an added bonus- lol. Try the demo with an open mind - I bought it...but then, I worked for Immigration.
Date published: 2016-11-07
Rated 3 out of
5
by
alsteele28 from
Slanted towards Americans
I really wanted to like this game as I thought it would be nice to ‘get back to basics’ as it were for HO fans (like myself). However, there were problems with the game. In a normal HO scene in story-based games, the objects needing to be found are easily understood by all (by that I mean people who don’t happen to live in America), when I played this game some of the objects needing to be found were American wordage of the object, this therefore marred my enjoyment of the game. Also with regards to the objects, some were so well hidden that it made it impossible to find within the time limit. I know that the ‘game’ if you like was a HO only game, but saying that the enjoyment shouldn’t have been spoilt so early on in the game by trying to find objects that were so obscure.
The other difficulty I had was with the cursor; it didn’t blend successfully within the gameplay screen. The screen was in the 4:3 format (which for a modern game is a little unforgivable), thus the cursor could go outside the screen, the problem I had with that however is if I had something open on my desktop it tried to access that which then meant that I came out of the game. Very confusing!
Overall the idea of the game was a good one and a traditional HO only game. I would have bought the game but for the above flaws, the Americanisation being the main culprit, I don’t therefore recommend it to non-Americans.
If like me you are wanting a straight HO game then download the trial, but I wouldn’t recommend buying it ‘blind’ as it were, because this may lead to disappointment.
Date published: 2015-12-09
Rated 2 out of
5
by
arnold1049 from
CONFUSING
Based on playing the demo, I purchased this game, only to find out after longer play that it did not live up to my expectations. That is why I hesitate to post a review based only on the demo.
What first caught my attention was the fact that this game is one HOS after another. No extras, adventures, morphing objects, etc., etc. Just a game for people like me who love HOGs.
There are two modes of play, a round-based mode where you start out finding just a few objects in a short time period, then build on that level with increased objects to find and more stringent time constraints. Failing at any point requires you to restart the scene from the beginning.
Not being a fan of timed games, I changed to play the relaxed version, which I enjoyed more. But I couldn't understand the way this mode was awarded points, how to use those points or anything else about this mode. That left me between a rock and a hard place, liking parts of both modes but not really satisfied with either one. The game needs better instructions on how to play it and the differences between the two modes.
In addition, all the scenes are very dark and dreary. further reducing my enjoyment. I may revisit it sometime in the future to see if my second impressions hold, but probably not. I have so many games to play that there is no reason for me to spend time on one that I don't thoroughly enjoy.
Date published: 2016-02-17