You may re-enter any unlocked stage at any time to be presented with a brand new list of items to find, and the items themselves will have been shifted about on the screen, making each playthrough a little bit different. With every human you make either Happy or Very Happy, you'll unlock another stage to play, for a total of ten stages in all. When you reach three minutes, a siren noise sounds and the music changes to a track that, though overlaid with a whirling, ominous beat, manages to convey the same feelings of peace and calm necessary to concentrate on the search at hand.įind each of the dozen items on your list under a total time of three minutes to make your chosen human 'Very Happy' finding them all between three and four minutes will leave your human just Happy, and a total time of four minutes or more will leave you with a Sad human. It all seems easy enough, but be careful - if you click the wrong item by accident, you'll add a five second penalty to your total time spent on that stage. Every thirty seconds after that first minute, the game will continue to point out items in this manner. After a minute has passed, the game begins to help you to find items on your list - you'll hear a light bell chime, and then a dotted circle will briefly flash into view, pointing out the general area of a hidden item. Simply point and click on each item as you find it on the screen to cross it off of your list automatically. There are twelve items listed at the bottom of the screen for you to find, and your efforts are timed, though there is no on-screen timer for you to consult, oddly enough. Each one features a human (a ninja, a ballerina, a pirate, etc.) who has lost many of their most important items, and in order to make them (and every other subsequent human) happy, you'll have to locate everything they ask for. You'll be helping this pack of people-pleasing visitors to complete their lofty goal each time you play, though at first there are only three missions available: Ninja Fort, Dressing Room, and Pirate's Cove. The game first introduces you to Peji, Rocko, Taza and Fafa, a set of four alien brothers and sisters on a mission to Earth to make its citizens happy.

This is point-and-click fare at its simplest. Is this game itself a hidden treasure, however, or will you be left wanting?

You'll spend your time here helping aliens to bring happiness to humans all over Earth by finding lost items hidden in bright, colourful settings. 'Aha! I Found It!' Hidden Object Game brings with it the promise of good old-fashioned 'find the hidden object' family fun for up to four players. almost a year to bring their last WiiWare offering to the west after its initial Japanese release, but their next reached our shores within a matter of months.

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