It's not a bad game for introducing someone to the original concept of hidden object and puzzle game with achievements. There is very little storyline, lots and lots of hidden object scenes (every scene), mini puzzles, etc. Some of the objects are very small and require a lot of looking for. The mini puzzles consist of matching scenes, word searches, deciphering words, etc. The game is one that you can play for a while, but then need a break before going back to it as it can become boring. It's not a bad little game and I recommend it for beginners getting their feet wet.

The cons of this game is the objects can be small, not of reality size. But I still found it relaxing and entertaining. The graphics were good and the rooms creative; old fashioned and pretty. (I'd live there. lol) It received bad revues and some were okay with it. So play the trial and decide for yourself before you buy. I bought it after the trial. I would recommend this game.

Storyline ocay, grafic cartoon'a'like.

This was really a waste of a game credit. The game is short and repetitive.

I bought this as the day's special offer - it wouldn't have been worth a full game credit. I played it to the end but I don't think it will be one I keep returning to unless a walkthrough tells me where all the compasses are - I only managed to find 21 out of 25. Not nearly as good as the Samantha Swift Mysteries

I really don't like hidden object games where items are so tiny that the item becomes unrecognizable and there are many hidden objects that fit that description in this game. Anna has discovered an ancient map which shows where the people of Atlantis hid a cache of books and artifacts before sinking into oblivion. Before she leaves she has to pack unnecessary items strewn about her room as well as 25 compasses. Then she has to find 25 keys Gramps threw all over his room and tidy up his mess as well before heading off to Rome to help the librarian clean up her mess. Each scene has a couple of hidden compasses to find for extra hints and points. You can play in a timed or relaxed mode and there are ranks such as explorer and you can earn achievements too. The HOS are a mixture of list finds, find a certain amount of one kind, and find the items that match the silhouetted shape. There are mini games such as swapping puzzle tiles to complete a picture or word searches. If you don't mind small items, then this is your game to enjoy!

Fun game for a rainy, rainy day. Not challenging at all

This is the most exasperating game I have ever atempted! You ask for a hint and they show you an object--I knew what it was! BUT it didn't tell you what to do with it! I do not have all day to fuss with this caliber of game! Also the graphics were very hard to decipher I don't mind cartoonish graphics but I need to beable to see what I am looking for! Even my trusty magnifying glass didn't help!

I did not enjoy this game, didn't finish the trial. The dialog font was bad. There were no hints for the rearrange the text puzzle. Several flashlight/in the dark HO scenes in a row. But most annoying was the girl herself. Preteen attitude, and people talk to her like she's a little girl, when she should be an adult. For me part of the fun is the storyline which wasn't very well developed.

I didn't get very far, the graphics were cartoonish and the HO scenes were nearly impossible. I needed multiple hints and even with the hint, i had to resort to the forum to figure out what to do with the flashlight! I'm a fan of HO scenes but these were too much, pack a bag, find a granddads key, find anna's compass. they were very hard and overwhelmed the game. i quit before i even left the room stages so i can't speak for atlantis or the rest of the game.