Do you remember when we were playing games in which we are finding hidden objects in chaotic images on newspapers or even magazines?

Hidden Through Time 2: Myths & Magic brings this puzzle game into the digital world. Let’s talk about whether this game is suitable for a live stream or not and what kind of players can enjoy it.

Find ’em all in Hidden Through Time 2!

We’ve all played such puzzle games, right? Finding hidden objects in a chaotic image. But mostly, they don’t appear on digital platforms. You can bump into this mini puzzle games on newspapers or magazines. But Hidden Through Time brings this puzzle game genre into the digital world with its second title again.

Hidden Through Time 2: Myths & Magic does its job perfectly. It gives you chaotic, well drawn and animated images and some hidden objects to find. The question is that, can it be fun in a live stream?

The answer is both yes and no. Hidden Through Time 2 is a very niche puzzle game. While it can be very enjoyable for those who love this type of puzzle games, it can be also unbearable for those who don’t like it.

So if you love such puzzle games, then yes, Hidden Through Time 2 will be a good pick for your live stream with its myths & magic theme. Assemble your audience in your stream, find some objects while chatting with them. There will be refreshing and relaxing moments.

On the other hand, if you don’t love puzzle games and this concept, I wouldn’t say that it will be an enjoyable experience for you as Hidden Through Time 2 doesn’t offer lots of new features for this genre. It does its job well, but it’s just for those who love this genre.

Search them in different ages

One of the most attractive elements of the Hidden Through Time 2 is its theme and art design. This game not only offers you chaotic images to find some object in them but also can show us how they’re well drawn and animated images.

With the myths & magic theme, you can see worlds from 1001 nights, greek mythology, the middle ages or the magical 80’s and those themes are supported by short stories. Those elements can be a positive side for who love this genre. But still need to say that the theme or art design can’t save this game and make it attractive for the ones who don’t love the genre.

Hidden Through Time 2 is not one of the best games to play again and again. If your eyes are good enough to catch every detail in the screen, then you can beat this game in a couple of hours. And once it’s finished, there will be no reason to play it again unless you don’t forget to collect every single object.

The multiplayer side on the other hand, it can be a good reason to return to play Hidden Through Time 2. You can play community levels, make a level for the community or for your audience. Maybe even your audience can make some levels to challenge you.

I played Hidden Through Time 2’s PC version on Steam and haven’t come across any problems. It runs perfectly fine and cleared from bugs. You don’t need to worry about its performance.

Hidden Through Time 2: Myths & Magic

PC, PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, Nintendo Switch (2023)

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Summary

Hidden Through Time 2: Myths & Magic brings back the old school ‘’finding objects in a chaotic image’’ puzzle style. While its theme, art design, and the game genre itself work and they are enjoyable, it also addresses to a niche segment of players and can’t be recommended for every single live streamer.