- July 27, 2009
- SpinTop Games
- 9h median play time
Mystery P.I. - Lost in Los Angeles
Platforms
About
In Mystery P.I. - Lost in Los Angeles, you are a hired detective tasked with finding hidden objects in various locations throughout Los Angeles. The game features over 2,500 items to find across 30 levels, with mini-games and puzzles to solve along the way. Your mission is to help a wealthy starlet recover her lost keepsakes and uncover the secrets of her past.









- The game offers a nostalgic experience, providing fun for both new players and those revisiting it from childhood.
- The art and graphics are well constructed, contributing to an enjoyable atmosphere for hidden object gameplay.
- The relaxed mode allows players to enjoy the game without time constraints, making it accessible for all ages.
- The gameplay becomes repetitive, with many levels requiring players to revisit the same locations multiple times.
- Some clues are poorly written and vague, making it frustrating for players who may not have a strong grasp of English.
- The final puzzle is poorly designed and can cause the game to freeze, detracting from the overall experience.
graphics
5 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe graphics in the game are generally well-constructed and serve their purpose, particularly in the hidden object scenes, which are mostly fine despite some messiness typical of the genre. However, some users feel that the visuals are mixed and could be improved, noting that other games in the genre have aged better and offer less repetitive experiences. Overall, while the graphics are adequate, they may not stand out compared to competitors.
“Art and graphics are well constructed.”
“The hidden object scenes are the key to the game, and they mostly are fine - no real issues with translations gone awry I can remember, the scenes are at least slightly naturalistic (if extremely messy, but that is the nature of the genre), and the graphics are good enough for the purpose.”
“I will recommend it, but other games have done what this game sets out to do, less repetitively, with graphics that have aged better and placement of items that feels much less random.”
“The visuals are a little mixed.”