My Brother Rabbit

I vicariously experienced a loooot of Hidden Object games thanks to my mom's love for these things, so I can say with authority that 99% of them are copypasted trash pooped out by the same money-hungry Russian company. I'm delighted to say that My Brother Rabbit is the pleasant exception. Artifex Mundi got their crap together and crafted a proper point & click adventure. There is not even any dialogue in this one, meaning no barely coherent voice acting from people who's first language is probably not English. The puzzles are organically integrated into the cartoonish environment. Artwork looks good, music is decent, no complaints here. There is a soppy frame story about some girl dying of who cares disease, the game is sorta a metaphor for the relationship between her & her brother. Justifying the dream-like landscape that the puzzles take place in. Coulda done without that tearjeker but it's an improvement over the kinda "plot" you get in a regular Artifex Mundi game. How many times can some broad God I hate you, Artifex Mundi. But credit where credit is due, you did good with this one. Now stop churning out Enigmatis sequels, I'm begging you...

This game is simple enough for a pre-school kid to play it, and yet touching enough for a parent to spill a tear. The way it is drawn, the music, the atmosphere... It's just beautiful. If you are looking for a game to play with a child, it is definitely a good one. Most puzzles are easy to solve, and have a drawn explanation of what has to be done. No need to read, just combine some colors, collect some items hidden in plain sight, connect some strings, etc.

Young girl goes on psychodelic trip despite health issues. "Build a thing' puzzles are good.

Played it with my daughter that is 4 years old. Super fun!

This is the first "Hidden Object-Puzzle-Game" I've played. The characters are adorable and the story is based on a dramatic background. Graphic is beatiful, so is music and soundeffects. All puzzles are solvable without try and error (there are hints for the ones where you might think that it is a try and error puzzle). Am must-have!