A solid entry into the franchise and a good game, but it is a step back from its predecessor. We go back to the early days of Batman, yet it the lazy writing makes it hard to feel engaged.

The Commonwealth Wasteland is a large area filled with ruins and abandoned buildings to explore and loot, with a lot to do and a lot to see. You'll be in for one hell of a good time!

A very different take on the genre with a lot more replay value in this game than any of the usual Hidden Object games. I could go back to again and again.

A cute game, with colorful tiles and animations, but there's no score, no timer to challenge you. I am not the target audience, but it's perfect for kids exercising their observation and memory.

You can clearly see the objects that were added to the original pictures. The writing is excruciating with many typos or missing words on every single page of written text. Forget it.

Interesting narrative of traveling back and forth between two times and places. A good variety of puzzle. If you like the Hidden Object genre, don't skip this one.

A magnificent job capturing historical locations such as Havana, Nassau and Kingston. A great Assassin's Creed game, and an excellent pirate game that no one should miss out on!

The user interface is easy to navigate and use. You can see exactly how many resources you have and figure out exactly where you need to improve production. A good game to get introduced to the genre.

It's a very short game. You barely get to use the hydrokinetic powers at all. The climbing and wall-crawling mechanics feel very outdated for a post-Assassin's Creed game. Very forgettable.

Another terribly average hidden object game, void of anything that makes it stand out from the crowd of games this genre has on offer. It simply isn't worth purchasing, at least not on its own.