Even for this style of game, the casual puzzle/hidden object genre, this is not a particularly good one. The puzzles themselves aren't really offensive, I didn't see any that broke, and none that offered anything beyond a minimum to solve - as is the standard for these games, really. But the story is entirely nonsensical, extremely predictable, and the hidden objects have some issues. There's one case where you're asked to find a "brown mug" - on a picture that has three objects that would qualify with that description. There's a couple other points, such as a glass shard or even a "fish" that are so disguised as part of the background object they are in as to be virtually random guesses if you get it (they both end up looking like damaged portions of objects). These games are shovelware, the video game equivalent of cheap romance novels for bored housewives, but there's still a gap in quality that this falls on the lower end of the curve for.