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95% positive · 593 Steam reviews · released Dec 12, 2024 · by Very Very LITTLE Studio
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Player voice — measured shares of Steam thumbs, never a model
Visuals & audio98% positive · 48 mentions
“Another Christmas-themed hidden object game I forgot to review back when I played it. I think I'm getting closer to the end of my list of games I forgot to review, at least I hope so. The music fits the whole ambiance of the game and makes…”
Recommended · Steam review · Jul 2026 · 1 h played · Report / request removal
Price & value95% positive · 37 mentions
“Fun little hidden-object game with Christmas themed art and music, and cats! It is free and took me a little over an hour to play through to completion. No need to buy DLC for 100% achievements. Though you could buy the DLC if you wanted…”
Recommended · Steam review · Mar 2025 · 1 h played · Report / request removal
Gameplay & mechanics100% positive · 16 mentions
“As you go through finding all the hidden objects listed, you'll notice the rooms will fill in colour, by sections. That's a nice feature, for me as it makes it easier to search through the map quicker. The background is nice, and very…”
Recommended · Steam review · Mar 2025 · 1 h played · Report / request removal
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Game DNA — store facts, community tag votes, labeled AI inference
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Single-player
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Business model
Free to play
Sources: Valve store fields · community tag votes · AI-inferred values are marked and drawn from a fixed vocabulary.