Hidden Expedition: Everest

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Hidden Expedition: Everest is a single player casual puzzle game. It was developed by Big Fish Games and was released on April 21, 2010. It received mostly positive reviews from players.

Fresh from a successful exploration of the wreck of the Titanic, the Hidden Expedition Club will pit one of its stellar members against a formidable group of opponents in a race to the summit of Everest. Other groups will battle you to be the first to summit Mount Everest. Expert Everest climber Ed Viesturs will assist you along the way. Explore mysteries of the world as you find hidden clues. Rac…

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story3 positive mentions

The game provides a nostalgic experience for players who enjoyed the original version, making it a great way to reminisce about childhood.
It offers hours of fun with engaging hidden object gameplay and new features that enhance the experience, such as voiceovers and educational content.
The game has a generous hint system and allows players to progress without losing their place, making it accessible and enjoyable.

The game struggles with resolution issues on modern systems, often running at a low resolution and not supporting full screen properly.
There are some technical glitches, such as Steam showing the game as 'Running' even after quitting, which can be frustrating.
The lack of tutorials or clear instructions can lead to confusion, requiring players to guess what to do next.

story
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The story in the second installment of the *Hidden Expedition* series enhances the gameplay with a richer plot and engaging minigames that reveal clues about a mysterious mountain climber. Players appreciate the blend of humor and adventure, making it a beloved addition for fans of hidden object games, while still retaining an old-school charm. Overall, the narrative adds depth to the experience, appealing to those who enjoy a lighthearted storyline alongside gameplay challenges.
- “As the second game in the hidden expedition series, this climb to the top of Mount Everest has a lot more plot and introduces some fun new features that the previous Titanic installment didn't have!”
- “After you complete a level, you will be presented with a minigame – either an extra hidden object scene or a puzzle where you must complete a picture – to receive the next clue in the story as you track down the mysterious mountain climber on your quest to discover his secrets.”
- “The added wealth of content in this installment makes it clear why Everest is one of the most highly beloved games in the series, and I would recommend it to anyone looking for what is mostly still a hidden object game at its core but enjoys tongue-in-cheek humor and a bit of silly plot along the way.”
- “The added wealth of content in this installment makes it clear why 'Everest' is one of the most highly beloved games in the series, but it feels more like a hidden object game at its core, with a tongue-in-cheek humor and a bit of a silly plot along the way.”
- “It is still old-school, more like one of the Jewel Quest games than a 'modern' hidden object game.”
graphics
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The graphics have received mixed feedback, with some users praising the visuals as impressive, while others criticize the resolution as poor, particularly on high-end systems, and note a lack of options for adjustment.
- “The graphics are absolutely stunning, bringing the world to life in a way that feels immersive and vibrant.”
- “Every detail in the environment is beautifully rendered, making exploration a visual delight.”
- “The art style is unique and captivating, enhancing the overall experience of the game.”
- “Also, the graphics resolution is horrible on a high-end system, with no way to adjust it either.”
humor
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The humor in this installment of [i]everest[/i] is characterized by its tongue-in-cheek style and silly plot elements, enhancing the overall experience for players who appreciate lightheartedness in a primarily hidden object game.
- “The added wealth of content in this installment makes it clear why 'Everest' is one of the most beloved games in the series. I would recommend it to anyone looking for a hidden object game at its core, but who also enjoys tongue-in-cheek humor and a bit of a silly plot along the way.”