While levels can be approached in any order, they're doled out in chunks of 4 or 5 at a time in order to maintain the overall linearity of the story. It makes for a nice change, and you can go back and play these on their own at any time after unlocking them.Įach level earns you another page from a mysterious diary, which is key to the plot and discovering the identity of the explosive passenger. You'll be putting notes back together, rearranging matchsticks and switching levers to progress, but these can all be skipped if you're just interested in the basic object finding. Puzzles are a bit more interesting, though don't always offer much in the way of challenge either.
If you're really stuck, then using a hint brings you straight to one of the required items, and while these are limited resources, there are plenty to be found in every single level - you'll never run short. However, tapping mindlessly incurs no penalty, so you can actually ignore the list completely and just go berserk until you're allowed to move on. Like most hidden object games, controls are relegated to the bottom screen and work fine whether you're navigating a zoomed-in view with the D-Pad, Circle Pad, or stylus the top screen displays a full view of the room alongside a list of objects to be found.
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