Out of Sight

Out of Sight is really an amazing and unique style in the genre of hidden objects. In this game, it is in 3D, and you are given level areas such as farms, forests, and houses in which objects are carefully placed. Levels begin with zooming out of the area and you need to zoom in, rotate the camera, and interact with the environment to find all the items you want in the level to move forward. It’s really nice with the way it works. For example, when looking for an object and facing one side, it is invisible, but when you rotate the camera, it may be invisible, but one more thing can now be seen. Sometimes, interacting with objects on a map is key, such as hiding something inside a porta or under a car.

Between surfaces, there are also different times of the day, sometimes during the day and sometimes at night, which can be difficult to find. The random object placement within the maps between the playthroughs was also something to look forward to. I played with a level and later went through it again and found out. This is great because it should add some replay to the game, with minimal graphics and visuals that are pleasing to the eye and have some cool and cool music. So it can definitely be played in a relaxed way. When stuck, there is always a gesture option which then provides a small bubble area of ​​the object where the object is, so it just sticks to it. The fun and excitement, though, is definitely to find these items yourself. Overall this is a very interesting and unique hidden object game.