Hawaiian Explorer: Pearl Harbor - Seek-And-Find Adventure

Hawaiian Explorer: Pearl Harbor is one of the iWin's latest hidden object games. The gae features intriguing challenge, gripping storyline, and gorgeous graphics.

Being a multi-millionaire fond of treasures and travelling, you are going to search shops, island bars, beaches, and sunken vessels to find a very ancient and valuable artifact.

In this game you are to play with a character named Charlie Johnson, a brave multi-millionaire who is crazy about treasure hunting and travelling. And your goal in the game is not just find any facts but those of great importance, like Japan's 800-year-old diamond medal with a 96-carat gem. The medal disappeared in 1756 after it had been presented to the bravest samurai in the emperor's court in 1348. Since then, the medal hasn't been found, and you, like many, decide to take a chance and find it. Hawaiian Explorer: Pearl Harbor is a typical hidden object game judging from its tasks for the levels. As usual, there is a list of things you have to find on the screen. You are to search for the required things in both on-land and underwater locations.

Even though the game is played in only one timed mode with four bonus games, it's more than enough to challenge you.

The game features only one mode. The mode includes 15 different locations, divided into five sets, and four bonus games after each set. It may seem very simple and easy but don't hurry and give the game a try. The thing is that sometimes the items on the list appear more than once on the screen. It means that you need to find the one that is meant. So you have to just click on them in order to find out the one you need. And every errant click costs you 10 seconds. There are three hints per each location but for every one of them you are to have 45 seconds off your time. As for the bonus games, three of them are jigsaw puzzles and in the last one, you are to locate hidden objects and numbers with letters on a map.

The game offers a great challenge even though it's quite short. The graphics are really good with all the animation elements such as bubbles or fish. Hawaiian Explorer: Pearl Harbor takes an honorable place among other hidden object games.