Hidden Folks

Adriaan de Jongh

About this game

Search for hidden folks in hand-drawn, interactive, miniature landscapes. Unfurl tent flaps, cut through bushes, slam doors, and poke some crocodiles! Rooooaaaarrrr!!!!!

A strip of targets shows you what to look for. Tap a target for a hint, and find enough to unlock the next area.

------/ Game Features /------

- 32 hand-drawn areas
- 300+ targets to find
- 2000+ mouth-originated sound effects
- 500+ unique interactions
- 3 color modes: normal, sepia, and night mode
- 22 languages (translated by the community)

------/ Need help? /------

You can always email game designer Adriaan de Jongh:
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Ratings and reviews

This game gave me so many hours of entertainment. I loved the different areas and some of the people were a serious challenge to find. The artwork was a delight with so much going on, it was fun to stick around even after you'd found everything in the scene, just to see all the other things you could do. Definitely my favorite hidden objects game.

The only thing that would make this better is some color. Idk y others dont like this, but I LOVE it! It's very similar to the 2 Dots Scavenger Hunt & Hidden Through Time games, but there's more to it. There are silly sounds, but I think they're fun & you can turn them down. My favorite is that I can interact with some objects, & this helps you find some items. It's more interactive with the player & I love that. It's a little closer to a puzzle than just a picture hunt. & can get difficult!

It's a digital where's waldo with human noises as sound effects. Fun if you like that kind of thing. It's annoying to play on a smartphone IMO because of the small screen real estate (lots of scrolling in bigger areas) and most of the gameplay consists of tapping on grass, trees, etc. to uncover deliberately hidden things. I prefer just using my eyes to find things and not having to tap the screen incessantly. The sound effects ARE fun though.

What's new

- Minor fix to the game on Chromebooks.