Off The Record: Liberty Stone

Off The Record: Liberty Stone, a return to the classic Big Fish reporter investigation style hidden object game. In this one, you’re tasked to cover a beauty pageant but that all comes to a standstill because the Liberty Stone, the gem that would be worn by the winner, goes missing.

Generally, hidden object games follow the same rules over and over again. It’s something you notice if you play them often enough, even two a month makes that clear. We recommend you play this one in custom difficulty mode and turn off any kind of help.

Off The Record: Liberty Stone is rather simple to get past when compared to other titles from the genre. It needs to be tough by default if you are to enjoy it.

From a visual standpoint, the only one that sets hidden objects apart, Off The Record: Liberty Stone doesn’t do all that well. The settings, all of them, are well-crafted, but the animations are rather poor in execution.

There’s not a lot going on to get your attention, except for the puzzles. Another thing you might find enjoyable is the fact that you have to prepare a banana and coconut drink for a monkey in exchange for a hat. It’s an important hat after all.

Off The Record: Liberty Stone is an OK game if you’re into this sort of stuff. It spans for five chapters which give plenty of time to spend finding clues and solving puzzles until you get to the bottom of it all.