Find All 3: Travel
released on Jul 21, 2022
Look for hidden cats, raccoons, other animals and objects, color this painted world. You have to go on an exciting journey through different levels. More than 1500 items of varying difficulty are waiting for you!
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Probably my least favourite in the series, simply due to the awful screen tearing I had to contend with, especially in the final level with the boats. The art was charming as always, however, and I liked the introduction of levels of difficulty.
Embark on a journey through a fascinating, hand-drawn world to find all the hidden cats, raccoons, birds and many more different creatures and objects. In FIND ALL 3: Travel, the third installment of the FIND ALL series, you get to travel around Paris in search of lot more items than in the last games, with three different difficulty levels.
There is no timed achievements this time, but they switched those for the difficulty achievements. I was not fan of the three different difficulty levels myself, as it felt more so a game time booster, rather than anything else, but many gamers will most likely enjoy this challenge. This was the first game in the series to include a hint option, which is available every 3 minutes of gameplay and it points to approximately in the right direction of the item.
In my honest opinion this one went in the wrong direction with gameplay and the second game was a lot better than this one. I have already played the fourth game, so I can say that they did go back on the whole "difficulty levels" thing, which is good. I hope it wont make a return in future installments of the series.
Taking all of this into consideration, I do recommend the game, but I would more prefer the second game over this one. It's still good, but not as great. Still a recommend from me!
There is no timed achievements this time, but they switched those for the difficulty achievements. I was not fan of the three different difficulty levels myself, as it felt more so a game time booster, rather than anything else, but many gamers will most likely enjoy this challenge. This was the first game in the series to include a hint option, which is available every 3 minutes of gameplay and it points to approximately in the right direction of the item.
In my honest opinion this one went in the wrong direction with gameplay and the second game was a lot better than this one. I have already played the fourth game, so I can say that they did go back on the whole "difficulty levels" thing, which is good. I hope it wont make a return in future installments of the series.
Taking all of this into consideration, I do recommend the game, but I would more prefer the second game over this one. It's still good, but not as great. Still a recommend from me!