I commissioned some invisible people 0

Follow The Fun has been around for some time with the series called I commissioned some bees. Additional HOG type of games were also released where we need to search for cats, frogs, dogs and even unicorns. These games are generally pretty straightforward. The objects are easy to find and the artworks look detailed. The accompanying music is relaxing and in case we are missing some objects the hint function is there to help.

Now, in this latest game the idea is to look for... invisible people (adults and children alike). Each of the 5 levels have 120 of them. Initially, they look difficult to be found but if you zoom in you can see their white contours. Plus, once you start clicking on them you get the hang of it and realise how the system works: in the city there are many on top of buildings or in the windows, in the supermarket they always hide just behind the products on shelves etc.

There are a lot of negative reviews for this one but this was meant to be an April Fools' joke. As there are so many objects to find clicking randomly will also yield results. And that's the point: you are, in fact, fooled into thinking that this is much difficult than the others but it's not. I had fun and laughed out loud a couple of times. It's a free game and easy to get all achievements. Have fun!

... I'm not sure what the devs were thinking when they made this game, but this is not it. If I had known better, I commissioned some invisible people 0 feels more like a troll game, because as it suggests in the title, everyone is invisible. You don't see any of the target objects at all, on a large and detailed map with colours. Either start clicking on random spots, spam "h" key for hints to find the objects, and/or pull up a guide on Steam to find them. These are literally the only options you have, and it's horrendous.

It's a shame, because the artworks are top notch, with so many decors and patterns, and a vibrant palette of colours and shades. It creates an immersive experience, as you go through the map, zooming in/out to try to find the hidden objects. But that's not enough for me to recommend this poorly executed game. Skip I commissioned some invisible people 0, I recommend you try their other games instead.

I Commissioned some invisible people 0 is a free pixel-hunt game where the creator had a grudge against reviewers who said the games in the series were too easy. Difficulty is medium. Beat it in 40ish minutes using the mouse and a few hints.

Unlike the other games in the series, this one is pretty much a clickfest hide-and-seek. If you scroll in and squint you can kind of see the outlines of the people 1/2 of the time. H is for hint. You're going to need it, because some of the people are tiny.

The music is lullaby style piano. The art is good. It's free. There are 5 levels.

Giving this a thumbs down because there's no real direction on how to find the invisible people, leaving you clicking mindlessly and using hints. I did beat it, and would have given this a meh rating, but there's enough I don't like.

This is my least favorite of the 'I commissioned' series. I play these games because they're straightforward. Usually the point is to find the drawing of the bee, or cat, or whathaveyou that's cleverly stashed Where's Waldo style within the detailed art. This game you don't have that. The people are, as the title says, invisible. When you click on them they POOF! into existence with children's laughter and that sometimes startled me for some reason. Other times the people were positively tiny and didn't have a noticeable outline, so I was forced to lean more heavily on Hints, which you have an unlimited amount of. The way this plays out is more wild clicking and chance than observation skills, and in the end it made my eyes hurt.