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Murder Or Motorhomes? Ocean Media Brings Two New Hidden Object Games To Xbox
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There are few publishers that can turn the humble hidden object game into quite as varied a proposition as Ocean Media. One minute you’re investigating a suspicious death at a snow-covered ski resort, the next you’re packing the family into a motorhome and heading across America.

That’s exactly the choice facing Xbox players today with the arrival of Mirrors of Deception: The Silver Peaks Secret and Motorhome: Traveling North America 2 Collector’s Edition.

Both games are now available on Xbox, with each offering its own particularly unusual take on the hidden-object formula. Mirrors of Deception and Motorhome: Traveling North America 2 Collector’s Edition both cost £8.39, each available to play on Xbox One and Xbox Series X|S.

At A Glance

  • Games: Mirrors of Deception: The Silver Peaks Secret; Motorhome: Traveling North America 2 Collector’s Edition
  • Formats: Xbox One, Xbox Series X|S
  • Price: £8.39 each
  • Publisher: Ocean Media
  • Developers: JetDogs Studios; AVI Games
  • Genre: Hidden Object / Puzzle Adventure

A Murder Mystery In The Snow

If your idea of a relaxing holiday involves being trapped inside a remote ski resort while a murderer is picking off the guests, Mirrors of Deception: The Silver Peaks Secret probably has the getaway you’ve been waiting for.

Agatha Hastings arrives at Silver Peaks expecting some peace and quiet, only for wealthy businessman Victor Marchand to be found dead. Then a brutal snowstorm cuts off the resort, leaving everyone trapped together. Nobody can get in, nobody can get out, and somewhere among the stranded guests is a killer.

The investigation revolves around a sizeable collection of hidden-object challenges, with 140 clutter puzzles spread throughout the mystery. There are also 20 additional puzzle challenges for anyone who enjoys taking their time and picking apart every last detail.

The further Agatha gets into the investigation, the more the clues point towards whatever is really happening at Silver Peaks. Of course, discovering the truth isn’t necessarily going to make things safer.

Or Just Take The Motorhome

Perhaps murder, paranoia and being snowed in aren’t your idea of fun. In that case, Motorhome: Traveling North America 2 Collector’s Edition provides a rather more cheerful alternative.

The latest Motorhome adventure sends the family off on a trip across the USA, travelling by motorhome and stopping at a selection of scenic locations along the way. National parks, ski resorts and spectacular canyons all feature as part of the journey.

You’ll still be hunting for hidden objects, though.

Alongside the hidden-object scenes, Traveling North America 2 throws puzzles and mini-games into the trip, while souvenirs can be collected from different locations around the country.

Another Pair Of Ocean Media Oddities

These are the latest additions to what has become a remarkably eclectic collection of hidden-object adventures from Ocean Media on Xbox. There is clearly an audience for games that can turn almost anything into an excuse to start clicking through increasingly chaotic rooms, landscapes and locations.

We’ve already spent some time behind the wheel with Motorhome: Traveling America Collector’s Edition, although our 3/5 review wasn’t entirely convinced by the experience. The game was praised for its variety and depth of hidden-object puzzles, but its characters and overall personality proved harder to warm to.

So, perhaps the sequel can change our minds.

For now, Xbox players have two new mysteries to solve – or, alternatively, a motorhome to jump into and a considerable amount of America to explore. Either way, Ocean Media clearly isn’t running out of strange places to hide things.

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