- April 21, 2010
- Big Fish Games
Mystery Case Files: Huntsville
Platforms
About
In Mystery Case Files: Huntsville, players become master detectives by solving over 15 crimes through examining clues and exploring strange crime scenes. This hidden object game features more than 20 unique locations and thousands of items to find, providing a new experience with each playthrough.



- A nostalgic experience that many players enjoyed as children and still find fun as adults.
- The game provides a solid challenge with hidden object puzzles that can sharpen your item-finding skills.
- It's a classic that laid the groundwork for the Mystery Case Files franchise, making it a recommended play for fans of hidden object games.
- The game suffers from poor optimization and resolution issues, making it difficult to play in full screen on modern monitors.
- Some objects are too niche or poorly described, leading to frustration and time constraints during gameplay.
- Repetitive gameplay with limited variety in puzzles and scenes can make the experience feel dull over time.
story
18 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe story aspect of the game is generally viewed as lackluster, with many players finding it basic and unengaging, often feeling that the stakes are insignificant. While some appreciate the detective theme, they note that it lacks depth and coherence, making it feel more like a backdrop for the hidden object gameplay rather than a compelling narrative. Overall, the story does not significantly enhance the experience, with players preferring older titles that relied less on thin storylines.
“This game has a fun story line.”
“Even has a decent story, such as it is.”
“Finally, the searching for the items itself, it is a great finder game and I really enjoy the entire series and it's fun to come back to after a bit and play again; it has a very basic story unlike the Ravenhearst collection (my personal favorite) but it is enjoyable.”
“The story placed into the game does not appeal to me as the stakes feel rather insignificant.”
“The story is not very good and the crime computer is tedious at best, so this game is not good for any reason other than the hidden object content.”
“There is a theme (a detective solving 'cases'), but no real story.”