Discovery! A Seek and Find Adventure Game Review

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Straight from the game arsenal of Mumbo Jumbo comes the Discovery! A Seek and Find Adventure game where Hidden Object casual games are crossed into a game show interface much like The Hidden Object Show. But this time around, you get to travel around the world, not in search of clues, but against other computer-generated players as you compete for fortune and TV gaming fame.

Hosted by Jerry Landers and Jill Summers, your task in Discovery! A Seek and Find Adventure is to travel premiere destinations around the world in search of items asked from you by the network. Instead of incorporating a time penalty much like other Hidden Object games, you are pit against other computer players in accumulating more points and money. And if you have what it takes into being a champion, you also get to play the U.S. Road Trip jackpot round and return back to the set to play against next week’s batch of challengers.

Before anything else though, you are first sent to a random location in the world where you’ll start playing the game and spin the game wheel to determine the show’s monetary prize for each found item. Afterwards, it’s much like any other Hidden Object game where you have to find various listed items, complete a scavenger hunt or compare location differences in a race against your other competitors. Hints are unlimited but you have to wait for the hint button to charge up before use, and the more you use it, the slower it takes for the button to charge up.

There are also various mini-games presented in this game to take a break from all the seek and find puzzles. Mini-games are determined by the color in which your pointer lands on the wheel and can be quite challenging or easy depending on the type. For example, red indicates a Tag-matching game, grey triggers the non-challenging Cash Blizzard game, and blue tests your knowledge in Trivia Takeoff.

All in all, Discovery! A Seek and Find Adventure is really one fun game that features a great musical score and very funny voice-overs. The game is more action-packed than your usual Hidden Object installment and its only downside would be the graphics which is sometimes kinda blurry and unclear.

I had fun unlocking many of the game’s secrets too and I had to tell you now that this game really has tons of it. From the locations, to achievements, and even the avatars, you can unlock them all and test them out in Gauntlet Mode (which is basically free play). Anyways, the game is just plain enjoyable and I hope you guys will find it like that too.

Download the Discovery! A Seek and Find Adventure game here.

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