Fun to play and funny to watch and interact with, but also quite tiresome, more than I care to admit.
Hidden Folks achieves what could have never been done on paper, but falls short when trying to impress the player with huge maps full of the smallest things possible to find, and most of these followed by obtuse hints. The first few levels are a joy to play, but it starts to get annoying fast, especially towards the end. The pure white backgrounds doesn’t help either, which constantly lead me to eye strains and a bit of dizziness.
It was worthwhile enough to play, though. An easy pick for any Apple Arcade subscriber. Give it a try, and try playing it with friends, family or your significant other.
Hidden Folks achieves what could have never been done on paper, but falls short when trying to impress the player with huge maps full of the smallest things possible to find, and most of these followed by obtuse hints. The first few levels are a joy to play, but it starts to get annoying fast, especially towards the end. The pure white backgrounds doesn’t help either, which constantly lead me to eye strains and a bit of dizziness.
It was worthwhile enough to play, though. An easy pick for any Apple Arcade subscriber. Give it a try, and try playing it with friends, family or your significant other.