Big City Adventure: Vancouver Collector's Edition Demo

Traveling is always a fun thing to do, especially if you go to exciting places around the world. Family vacations are one of the most beloved traditions out there, because they provide people with a chance to bond and have some fun while doing so. Whether you go to the beach or hiking in the mountains, having your family around is certainly a bonus.

Big City Adventure: Vancouver Collector's Edition is a hidden object game in which you have the chance to find out more about the great city of Vancouver, while putting your mind to work a little bit as well. There are also a few other puzzles to tackle too, all of which aim to teach you a thing or two about the city in question.

To begin with, you can choose between one of the many family members that participate in the trip. Whether you want the role of the dad, the grandmother or the child, it is up to you to customize your experience as you see fit. Other than that, the game is pretty much linear, and you cannot really change the course of the story through your actions. As long as you are having fun, on the other hand, the story is less important.

Just like in every other hidden object game, your goal is to spot every item on the list in every location you get to visit. Some items are more visible than others, but you can always use a hint if you get stuck at some point. However, you should know that there is a time limit for each round, although you have the option to disable it if you just want to cruise along with no care in the world.

Visually, the game is as gorgeous as the rest of the titles in the series, and you truly feel like exploring a beautiful city. Obviously, you still need to be content with the fact that everything is hand-drawn and static, but that shouldn’t be too much of a bother for a regular hidden object fan. The jolly soundtrack can keep you company throughout the levels, in case you need a distraction.

Overall, Big City Adventure: Vancouver Collector's Edition is as fun and challenging as the rest of the games in the series. Thus, if you have enjoyed the rest of the adventures and you are looking for more, this should definitely be on your list.