Undiscovered World – The Incan Sun Game Review

Somehow, many movie heroes always find themselves trapped and sucked into big adventures due to unforeseen circumstances. The same goes for many casual games and with Undiscovered World: The Incan Sun, you play the role of this unsuspecting traveler. But what can this game offer besides the usual hidden object game features? Well, that is what we are going to check in this review.

Unfortunately, the game’s story begins with a plane crash. After getting out of the rubble, you find yourself trapped on an island inhabited by very few people. The island really isn’t remote itself, but you still have to find your way back home, but that initial goal is soon met. There is an unknown ancient mystery that shrouds the island and you soon find yourself in the midst of a quest to unravel it.

Undiscovered World: The Incan Sun follows traditional hidden object gameplay. You are given a list of random objects at the bottom of the screen and all you have to do is find them all to finish each level. There are also 2 Inca dolls hidden in each level, and you must find them both to get one step closer to collecting the artifacts needed to continue the quest.

The levels are timed, but there are no countdown timers like in traditional hidden object games. Instead, the clock counts up and stops only after all items are found. Beating a level in record time will help you achieve an expert score for that level; however, it must also pass the other 2 criteria, which are click accuracy and accumulated points. The main strategy of the game is to play fast and wisely. Playing wisely means making combo finds to earn the maximum points available for that level.