Family Roadshow: Hidden Adventures Collector's Edition

In the mood for a thrill?
In the mood for fast action?
In the mood for stress?
Then you are in the wrong place.
Here there is only relaxation, fun, nice music, colorful graphics, and a good mood.

So welcome to FAMILY ROADSHOW HIDDEN ADVENTURES COLLECTORS EDITION!

Why always that Long Gaming Names?
Okay lets short FAMILY ROADSHOW HIDDEN ADVENTURES COLLECTORS EDITION to FRHACE.
FRHACE is a wonderfull chilling Hidden Object Game.
A family on a world trip accompanied by a camera crew. So much for the plot.
But hey, it doesn´t Need more, because we are on a chilling Journey.

https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3690911777

This Game has nice done Hidden Object Scenes and also nice Mini Games.
In the Hidden Object Scenes you have to find the Main Items but also Bonusitems like a Racoon or Souvenirs.
The Scenes are well done, not too easy, not too hard.
That goes also for the Mini Games. From very easy to harder but never unfair.

https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3690912199

FRHACE has very nice and coloured Graphics and an absolutly Feelgood Soundtrack.
In the Special Edition Screen you will also find a Music Player, more Hidden Object Scenes and much more.
FRHACE has also the Typical Ingame Achievements many Hidden Objects Games have, but sdaly not on steam.

https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3690911351

So what can i say?
I really enjoyed FRHACE.
Momently i have much Stress because of work, so a casual and chilling Game is always best in that Kind of Situation.
A big Thanks to Avi Games for inviting me to this wonderfull World Journey.

And thank YOU for Reading.

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If you’re familiar with the developer’s Big Adventure series, this game falls into the same category. It also follows a family, but the premise here is that they travel to different locations to film a TV show and collect souvenirs along the way.

The gameplay and mechanics follow the hidden object formula that has been established for decades. Your task is to search for items in cluttered scenes. The items may be listed as words, but there are several variations. Sometimes you look for silhouettes, sometimes you combine graphics to form the correct item, sometimes you search for multiple copies of the same type of object, and there are a few other twists.

You will often need to search for items in a smaller scene that appears after clicking on a sparkling spot. In other cases, you can reveal an item by clicking on a hotspot that turns the cursor into a magnifying glass when you hover over it. Occasionally you also need to drag one item to another hotspot to complete a task.

For bonus points, you can search for a raccoon that appears in every scene, as well as several extra items shown in a separate window. Each scene also contains a souvenir that is later placed on display. These souvenirs do not provide any information and serve only as decorative elements that gradually fill the shelf.

The game features 18 locations, each with three stages. Two of them are typically hidden object scenes, while the third is a puzzle. These puzzles look nice and include some clever ideas, such as rotating a path so the family can reach their destination, spotting differences, matching patterns, and placing objects in the correct positions.

If something proves too difficult, you can skip the puzzle entirely. A hint is also available during hidden object scenes. It recharges quickly and reveals the exact location of a missing object. Even if you rely on hints, you can still earn all three stars for each scene. The stars are mainly for personal satisfaction since they do not unlock anything.

The Collector’s Edition includes the usual bonuses such as wallpapers, a music player, and additional puzzles and stages. However, you must complete the main game before these extras become available.