Scavenger Hunt

Scavenger Hunt

Popcore Games
4.0
Puzzle
10,000,000+ Downloads

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What sets these apart

What Scavenger Hunt is

Scavenger Hunt is a hidden-object puzzle game from Popcore Games. Each level presents a busy illustrated map and asks you to find specific items hidden among the scene. You can swipe around the map and zoom in when an object is difficult to spot, making it a fit for players who prefer visual searching over timed matching or logic puzzles.

How the puzzles play

The maps are more active than a collection of still pictures. People and other details move around the scene, so you need to separate the requested objects from the background activity. That gives the search a little more challenge, although players looking for a quiet, low-effort puzzle may find the motion distracting.

  • Search-focused gameplay: find a list of objects rather than solve a chain of conventional logic problems.
  • Zoom and swipe controls: inspect crowded areas without keeping the whole map on screen.
  • Progress through locations: completing collections leads to additional maps with different settings and layouts.

Who it suits

This is best for patient players who enjoy scanning detailed scenes and noticing small visual differences. It also works well for short sessions, since the basic goal is easy to understand and each map gives you a clear checklist. The animated environments add variety, but they can make object hunting feel busier than a traditional static hidden-object game.

What the numbers suggest

Scavenger Hunt has a rating of about 4.0 from more than 271,000 reviews, with 10,000,000+ installs. That gives it a substantial audience, while the rating suggests a generally positive reception rather than universal approval. Choose it if moving scenes and detailed maps sound more appealing than a simpler, still-image search format.