Blog: Hidden Object Games Since 2008
Our site started broadcasting in 2008. In those years, there were very few hidden object games that could be played online. Mostly downloadable games were popular. We were having difficulty finding games to publish on our site. At the end of this process, we decided to make our own games.
The first games we published were made with the famous software of that time, Adobe Flash. They had low-resolution graphics according to the conditions of the period. However, they were appreciated by gamers and played a lot. Later, after it was heard that flash player support would be completely removed in modern browsers, we started making HTML5 games, which is a newer technology, instead of flash games. Games of old and new technology were published together on our site. When the year 2021 came, we had to completely remove flash games from our site when flash player support was removed in modern browsers. We were going to continue with a small number of HTML5-based games that we made ourselves. Today, we have 126 games. With your support, this number is increasing day by day. Below, we have listed some of the remake versions of the first flash games we made.
There are a total of 4 sections in this game, which takes place in a blue house and where we will find 7 hidden objects and 7 coins. The interior of the house is colorfully decorated and the objects we need to find are scattered all over the house.
In the Red House game, another game in the colorful houses series, we will again find coins and hidden objects. You can get a hint when necessary. When you click on the hint button, you will be directed to the walkthrough page of our site.
This game, which has a green outer coating and is another game in the colorful house series, is similar to the other games in the series. We will again search for coins and missing objects and we will be able to see our total score at the end of the section. Of course, do not forget to use the time well because the time has an effect on the score.
You can reach the archive.org site, which keeps the archive of our site from 2009 to the present, from here.
