- May 3, 2023
- Fein Games
- 3h median play time
Finding Hannah
Platforms
About
"Finding Hannah" is a puzzle game that follows a woman, Hannah, on a journey of self-discovery during an early midlife crisis. Explore beautiful handcrafted scenes, find hidden objects, and merge items while learning about three generations of women in the family. With a diverse cast of characters, catchy soundtrack, and puzzling gameplay, uncover the heartfelt story that each generation has to tell.






- The art style is stunning and transports players into Hannah's world, complemented by catchy music that enhances the overall experience.
- The game features an engaging story with feminist and queer elements, making it a unique narrative experience within the hidden object genre.
- Gameplay mechanics are fun and easy to pick up, with a nice blend of hidden object scenes and mini-games that keep the experience interesting.
- The game can feel grindy, requiring players to repeatedly complete old puzzles to unlock new content, which can lead to frustration and a lack of story progression.
- Some object descriptions are vague, leading to confusion and misclicks, which detracts from the overall enjoyment of the gameplay.
- The script lacks depth and content, making the story feel padded with repetitive mini-games that may not sustain player interest for long.
story
60 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe game's story is generally well-received, featuring engaging themes such as feminism and personal conflict, particularly through the character of Hannah. While players appreciate the art style and music, some express frustration with repetitive gameplay mechanics that detract from story progression. Overall, the narrative is described as charming and emotionally resonant, leaving players eager for future updates and developments.
“I was genuinely interested in the story, given its feminist and queer elements.”
“The story has a fantastic range of emotions, taking me from laughing out loud to getting goosebumps.”
“I can't wait to finish the game, because I know the story is going to resonate with me (it already is).”
“I really enjoy the art style and music in the game, but you get caught in a loop of having to redo old puzzles in order to unlock new ones without any sort of story progression or clear reason.”
“If not for the repetitive mini games padding the time, I suspect the story can't even sustain half an hour on its own.”
“The story is okay, but so far I don't really click with Hannah; I understand her problems and predicament, but as a character she kind of lacks something for me, like I don't understand her well enough.”