Hidden objects among everyday Russian things: a dacha attic, a communal kitchen, a station buffet and a watchmaker’s desk. Twenty-four rooms, six ways to search and a collection of finds you won’t complete in one sitting.
A summer at the dacha, a communal apartment house, a railway station with a market, and a workshop. Every room is painted like an oil painting: an attic with a samovar and a rocking chair, a shared kitchen with a kerosene stove, a station buffet with a cake display, a watchmaker's desk ringed by wall clocks. Chapters unlock with your level, not with money.
List is the familiar search by name. In Silhouettes, black shadows replace the names. At Night the room is dark and you only see inside the lantern's circle of light. Pairs has no list at all: find objects two of a kind. In Riddles, each name is replaced with a riddle about the object. And What changed tests your memory: objects are highlighted where they are not. Modes unlock with the room's rank, and the rank grows with every visit.
Every successful round adds one item to your album. Sets are grouped by theme, not by room, so you can't complete a set in one round: tea time, garden chores, winter stores, needlework, travel things, the watchmaker's trade. Thirteen sets, five slots each.
Once you clear all six rooms of a chapter, a panorama opens: a wide scene spanning several screens that scrolls sideways. It is the biggest search in the game and a reason to come back to a chapter you have already finished.
Controls are the same on phone and computer: a single tap or a mouse click. You can zoom in on the picture and drag it around.
No. It opens in the browser on a phone, tablet or computer.
Yes. Trophies, room ranks and your collection are stored in your browser. If you sign in on the site, your progress and purchases are linked to your profile and available on another device.
Yes. Entries refill on their own, hints come from the login calendar and the daily tasks, and all twenty-four rooms and every search mode are unlocked by playing, not by paying.
The game is free. The shop sells hints, a full refill of entries and three permanent items that make searching easier: the magnifier brings a hint every hour, the lantern widens the circle of light at night, and the compass shows which quarter of the room to look in. Everything is a one-time purchase, there are no subscriptions.
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