In this game you will play Ruby Easton who works as a reporter for Entertainment Now, a television entertainment show. If her being world biggest fan of REO Speedwagon isn’t weird enough for you then consider the fact that she knows all songs they ever recorded, which versions they played at which shows, moreover she toured extensively with the band and mentions band-members by name.
For those unimpressed I confirm – it’s still a hidden object adventure game. During the game-play you will collect a bunch of useful objects to help solving the puzzles. Each chapter of the game contains hidden object scenes and puzzles. As the story goes, right after Ruby finishes a news piece about the band she discovers a conspicuous absence of lead vocalist of the group.
While the story is not that exciting (at least for me) there is a wide variety of hidden object game modes included in the game. Those include finding hidden objects in a particular order, finding a certain number of like objects or taking pictures of various portions of a scene, etc. That pleasant particularity is a very nice change from overused ways most of hidden object games are done these days.
I liked Find Your Own Way Home more than I thought I would. If you think you’ll stomach a dose of REO Speedwagon fanaticism you’ll enjoy it too.
