GLC4 is a so-so match 3 title. The storytelling lacks any sound or animations and is unnecessarily hard to follow. There is no bonus for matching 4, and the bombs acquired at 5 & 6 are underwhelming.

Despite its outdated graphics and engine, it's still a nice HOG focused around house pets. The objects are very easy to spot, there's a good mix of HO scenes and puzzles, no misclick or hint penalty.

The 7th installment of the series invites the player to explore several summer tourist attractions. Same gameplay as always, including the handy SuperHint button to highlight all visible items.

The 6th chapter of this pleasant HOG series is dedicated to exploring various wintery / snowy locations, perfect to be played around Christmas to get into that holiday spirit.

The 5th game in this enjoyable HOG series takes us on a tour of 30 new locations though a mix of historical places of interest and modern scenic sites.

While it offers several minigames and game modes for each HO scene, unfortunately the slow hint recharge, the even slower menu transitions and the lack of highlighting in subscenes decreases the fun.

Being originally released more than 11 years ago, the game lacks some of the features present in newer HOGs (map / fast travel / hint button). However, it has an interesting story and beautiful art.

A short and cozy game that will have you solve hidden object scenes, puzzles and various minigames by visiting various rooms of a house.

Pretty much like the other installments in the series, it's a Christmas-themed HOG bound to bring you the Christmas spirit and remind you about holiday traditions.

A decent but short HOG Inspired by H. P. Lovecraft's "At the Mountains of Madness" storyline. Lynn Morgan embarks on a quest to find out the reason why an entire expedition team was exterminated.