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Very Short point and click hidden object. As in I beat this in under 5 hours and I spent half that time doing real life stuff and not playing short. Simple plot. But the puzzels are good, midlevel difficulty. The voice acting isn't unpleasent. The graphics are good. It's just really short and there's no replayability.

I got it on holiday sale for less than a buck, and that's what it was worth.

Simple hidden object game with a little bit of story. If it's on sale and you like those types of games it's well worth the price. But for a full price I think it's too short (about two hours without even using a hints). Overall the game is fun and sometimes even pretty challenging but don't be afraid you'll never get frustrated because of the hint system and ability to skip puzzles (even thought there are only a few of them).

Pros:
-Fun and relaxing
-A few challenging objects (but if you don't want a challenge you can always use a hint)
-Nice and simple story that ties the game together
-Cheesy voice acting (I think it fits into this type of game)

Cons:
-Too short (for a full price)
-Some objects are hidden in a really cheap way

This game should be reclassified as a 'tidying up simulator'. The narrative feels as if written by an 8 year old... Lady with two children park outside abandoned house (I don't know why, they just like the look of it). Lady wakes up to find kids have disappeared into house. Turns out a talking mirror has somehow trapped them in his 'mirror world'.

To save your idiot children, you have to visit several different 'mirror worlds' (I don't know the exact terminology) and tidy up random junk. Each room is a still image - most items you can find without even knowing what it is you're looking for because they stand out like a sore testicle. Others are more difficult just because they're in a dark corner on the very edge of the screen. So you'll want to straighten back up to avoid unfavorable glare during your physical slump into boredom.

The 'puzzles' are equally as basic. You just need to click everything the game tells you. Even if you can't find them, the Hint button will glow every now and then, pointing out the exact location of an unfound item. Expect weak dialogue, for example: "I should've been a plumber, these pipes are broken" (even though she fixes several pipes and alike throughout the prior chapters). Most of the 'interactive' parts will be: find a locked box in area 1, you have no key. Go to area 2 - sure enough you will find the key - treat yourself to the previous area's elusive items.

You fix the broken mirror (did I mention the your children broke the mirror?... Mirror's crime was justified) and then (SPOILERS)... In the end, it was all a dream... Honest truth. Shocking.

I've played a few dire creations by this point, but I did complete this one, though I'm not sure why.

3/10

Super Easy Hidden Object Game !! Time Played i have on this was from Start to Finish ;) Good if you are new to HO games or a younger player.They would enjoy this game more !

It's a fun enough Hidden Object Game, but lasts only two hours. It has a slightly irritating feature of making you traipse around different screens, and even with this time wasting aspect, you can complete it in two hours.

As such I can't really recommend the game, but it does have positives hence the thumbs up, especially if you get it for 39p like I did. Full price it's not worth it, but at a discount it can be put on swiftly for a coffee break. In that respect it's okay.

Reasons for positive vote: it's stable, it doesn't crash at all, saves every time, fun to dip in and out of. Don't expect much from a H.O.G, and there are far better out there. But for the price I paid, I can't complain.

Negatives: the cheesiest intro and story section going. The graphics are grim, and the plot threadbare. Come for the object finding only, and a rather pleasant boogly-eyed goldish in the later worlds.

Mirror Myteries is a typical hidden object point and click adventure game. The core of gameplay is finding objects in different locations to solve the mystery and complete the game.

It's a game that tests your observation and memory skills.

The storyline is based around a mother and her children. The children go missing in an big old house they had gone to "adventure" in. The break a mirror, and it's your job to retrieve the pieces and repair the mirror - the rest I'll leave for you to find out.

The graphics are decent - and present well. Don't expect any flashy cut scenes, or mind bending music, or out of this world rendering. It's simply simple. MM can be completed in an evening.

I find playing games such as this in between more had core gaming, a great way to "have a break".

At a couple of bucks to buy, it's worth it if you link hidden object mysteries.

6/10

Short but fun Hidden Object game. I finished it in about 2 hours in one sitting. It's got surprisingly good voice acting for the most part too.

This is 99% hidden objects with 1 puzzle per world and the puzzles are super easy (and you can even skip them). But the hidden object part was challenging without being frustrating. Fun times.

Mirror Mysteries is a rather mediocre FROG. Personally, I prefer FROGs over HOGs, so I might be a little biased in recommending the game. If you really like the genre, you may give this a try. If not, look elsewhere.
In any case, don't buy this at full price. It isn't worth it. I bought it at a big discount, and I feel I got my money's worth.

The game in detail:

# It has only one game mode. It's fairly easy, and the hint button recharges quickly. There's a random clicking penalty, that doesn't really do much (you can still click; it just makes the screen harder to see).

# The graphics are decent, but not amazing. The HO scenes are clear, and the objects are big enough to be spotted. There's a magnifying glass feature, that I didn't use at all.

# It's quite short. It took me just 1.5 hours to finish it, and I read all the dialogues.

# I've encountered one bug: Whenever a steam message (like "Friend X did Y") popped up, the screen went black. The game didn't crash, though. Minimizing the game and maximizing it again fixed the issue - until the next message showed up.

# The story isn't very engaging. Some evil mirror trapped your kids, and you have to save them by retrieving missing mirror pieces. It felt quite bland to me, but it wasn't too bad. Overall, there isn't much of a story, anyway.

(Note: I can't say anything about sound or VOs, as I played it muted.)

This is a nice, fairly short hidden object game. Nothing particularly special IMO, but not a bad way to kill a few hours (it took me about 3 hours, in one sitting). There are seven levels to clear, each with a few rooms, and you'll sometimes need to go back and forth between them to get everything you need and place objects where they belong. For the most part, it wasn't too difficult to do this, but there were times when objects were particularly well hidden and I used the built-in hint system to help me get them. There's a short delay between using hints, so you can't use them in a row quickly, and clicking on wrong objects a number of times in a row (semi-quickly) seems to active a similar cool-down period. There's also a magnifying glass available to zoom in on the scenes, but that didn't seem helpful to me. Besides simply finding objects and placing them, there are also a few puzzles to solve, which is nice because it adds some variety to the game play. Only one of these puzzles stumped me: the safe in the forest area, the 5th level, I think. Rather than brute-force it, I went to a walkthrough for the solution. The puzzle was to turn the dials on the safe until the symbols lined up correctly, but I didn't notice any clue to help me figure out what the correct symbol order was. I did see clues for other puzzles though, so maybe I just missed them here, but this stood out to me as probably the main negative point. Overall the game is generally fun and not too long, but there doesn't seem to be much replay value, since there are no achievements or anything. And once you've seen the story (which is relatively basic, but helps move things along), I don't think there's anything really new to see in the game. Given that and that it's $5 for ~3 hours of game play, maybe less because I wasn't fully concentrating on playing the whole time, I might suggest waiting for a sale, but if you like games of this type, you'll probably enjoy this one.

As far as hidden object games go, this one definitely cuts back on the "find random, unrelated things for no reason" aspect, and is not overly easy or difficult. My largest complaint is the ending. The game is creepy and suspenseful and completely let me down. Hard. I streamed this blind and my viewers were also taken aback by the sheer lameness of the ending, both in concept and script. Bottom line: playing through the game is engaging and enjoyable but do it for the sake of doing it, not for any merit in the storyline.

Only worth it if you get it on sale, as you're only getting 1-2 hours of play time.

Short, simplistic, not always intuitive, and has no story as such. Although if you get it at a bargain price, it's still a decent amusement.

Fairly straight-forward hidden object game. As others have mentioned, it is shorter than average, and contains no bonus chapter or unlimited mode. Not many mini games, but the ones that are present don't really have directions as to how they play (you can guess but with no feedback or point of reference it makes them a bit more frustrating than they could be). There is a "skip puzzle" option though.

Simple hidden-object game. But very short. Worth a play if youc an get it on sale and you like these types of games. But it only takes about 2 hours.

Backgrounds nice, and clear instructions for all scenes. Hint button if you do get stuck, and all puzzles can be skipped.

However, let down by its short length, and very simplistic story.

The graphics are good and it is good to see a fun point and click game.
Sadly, if you play without hints or clicking like a maniac, you will finish the game in 2 hours.

Decent little story and easy point & click adventure. Only takes about two hours to finish. Worth it if you can get it on sale. Graphics are decent and presentation is done well.

I'm a sucker for hidden object games. My naughty children broke a magic mirror, which then stole them. I had to piece the mirror back together by helping the many characters who had found the shards. Took a couple of pleasant hours. No real puzzles, and very simple finding the various objects. But that's what I wanted from a game like this.

This was a fun way to waste some time, and you can't ask for more than that from a hidden object game. It's short, and easy, so get it cheap. Probably not worth $5 because you can find these kinds of games free all over the net, but it's worth a few coins in the cup of the developer, for sure. I liked it enough to buy the sequel, too.

• This is a good introduction for people looking for: "My first hidden object game"
  
• This game is not hard, nor too long; I'd estimate around 2~3 hours using no hints.
  
• This game has a horrible story and voice acting; but that's par for the course for hidden object games.
  
• Buy this game when it goes on sale.

It was very enjoyable. And it's a great game to just chill out and play in the background. Plus it's only 99p. So no loss there. Very good game, animations could do with a bit of work, and maybe add a few more dimensions as the game was fairly short.

Overall, good game, very enjoyable, welldone developers for making such a great fantasy, puzzle game.

9.5/10 (0.50 because of not so great animations, but thats just my opinion).