Hidden Objects: Home Sweet Home

How a search works

Each scene hides a set of objects, and the game shows you which ones along the bottom of the screen. Spot one of them in the picture, click it, and it is yours. The job is finished only when every hidden object has been found. When the panel at the bottom gets in the way, one click on it hides it.

Houses, courtyards and open country

The locations move from the rooms of a home to courtyards and out into natural landscapes. Each one is designed with its own look and its own atmosphere, so every scene is a fresh picture to learn rather than a repaint of the one before. Pleasant music plays in the background while you look.

Taking your time

Home Sweet Home is built for a slow pace. It invites you to explore without hurrying and treats the search as a way to relax, while the looking itself is meant to train your attention and your powers of observation. That suits a methodical approach: work through the objects one at a time, go over the picture section by section instead of darting around, and tuck the panel away whenever it is in the way.

For everyone

The game casts a wide net for its audience, naming girls and boys, children, adults, women and men alike. What it asks for is patience and a careful eye, the same qualities the search is meant to build.