Hidden Identity Chicago Blackout Game Review

While Hidden Identity Chicago Blackout doesn't deliver anything fabulously ground breaking, it does deliver a good classic hidden object hunt, with hand drawn graphics and unobtrusive music to set the mood. Hidden Identity Chicago Blackout has 2 game modes, story and endless modes, but you do have to find "notes" that are placed within each story mode scene to unlock the endless mode. In other words, you must first play the story mode to be able to play the endless mode.

The story in Hidden Identity Chicago Blackout is fairly solid. You wake in a mysterious place, having no memory and knowing absolutely nothing about who you are or how you got there. From there you find clues and follow a trail of notes that you seem to have left in advance, to discover who you are. Did you know what was going to happen to you and so wrote the notes in advance to help you in your recovery, or is it just fate? You must work your way through all the locations to find answers to your identity.

There are mini games to break up the hidden object searches, plus there are some nice word type associations within the hidden object scenes that stamp Hidden Identity Chicago Blackout as a little different to the norm. For example you are asked to place the D at one stage, so you must search for and find the letter D within the scene and then place that in a word that is missing the D.

All in all, Hidden Identity Chicago Blackout is a classic hidden object game with a word association twist. Nothing outstanding but a solid HOG with good length and solid story. Our recommendation is to download Hidden Identity Chicago Blackout free trial and play the hour trial. You will surely know if this is one for you by the end of the hour. We give it thumbs up as a pleasant hidden object game suitable for all.

Download Hidden Identity Chicago Blackout and play free for one hour.