There’s even the odd spot the difference scene, a mainstay amongst HOGs. There are no time limits in the game but you get bonuses for speed. Scenes feature a dozen or so items listed at the bottom of the screen, and you’ll need to pick them out as fast as possible. It plays like a fairly traditional HOG, for the most part. In fact, you’ll have to do quite a bit of backtracking in Gardens of Time. But you’re free to go back and forth between chapters and scenes as you see fit. The game itself is divided into chapters, each of which has a number of different scenes to explore. And you’re not even the only one that is trying to get into the Society, as you’ll have a bit of competition in the form of a young lady who doesn’t quite like to play by the rules. You’ll get to go to places like Ancient Egypt and 1960s London, guided all the way by a pair of helpful mentors. You play as a potential new recruit for the Time Society: a group that travels back and forth through time, exploring important moments in history. There are a few issues with repetition, but Gardens of Time is sure to satisfy any HOG nut. It has all of the features inherent to a great HOG-gorgeous visuals, plenty of scenes to explore, and an interesting world filled with great characters-and tailors it almost perfectly to Facebook.

And Gardens of Time might just be the best yet.

The number of hidden object games on Facebook may still be relatively small, but the quality of new releases is steadily increasing. Gardens of Time is what a Facebook HOG should look like

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