"Aliens-Themed Hidden Object Game Launches on Android"

Plug In Digital has launched their engaging hidden object game, Looking for Aliens, on Android. Developed by Yustas Game Studio, this game offers a fun and humorous twist, allowing players to experience the world as seen through an alien TV show. You'll embark on a quest to hunt for items amidst beautifully hand-drawn scenes.

Looking for Aliens? Find them all!

Unlike typical games in the hidden object genre, Looking for Aliens steers clear of clichéd settings like dusty attics and haunted mansions. Instead, you'll find yourself exploring vibrant cities, alien labs, and other locales that appear as if they've been whimsically misinterpreted by extraterrestrial artists viewing Earth through a telescope.

Ever wondered how aliens perceive Earth? Looking for Aliens might just provide the answers. Aliens host a talk show, invade Earth, and humorously satirize every sci-fi trope imaginable. The game features over 25 meticulously hand-drawn scenes, each bursting with colorful elements. Your mission? To discover more than 250 unique items scattered throughout these scenes. Some levels are expansive, while others are more compact and quick to navigate.

As you play, you'll click through an array of objects like barrels, fans, and other quirky clutter. Sometimes, your actions might trigger something to open, break, or unveil a delightful surprise. The storyline primarily serves as a fun pretext to move from one vibrant, chaotic scene to another, clicking on aliens, random Earth objects, and anything else that might bewilder an extraterrestrial visitor.

Check out the Looking for Aliens trailer below:

It’s a Sci-Fi Version of Where’s Waldo!

The game includes a helpful hint system to assist if you get stuck, and the difficulty level can be adjusted to suit your preference. While Looking for Aliens may not revolutionize the hidden object genre, it injects a healthy dose of personality and creativity, making it a standout choice for mobile gaming.

Looking for Aliens is now available on Android for $2.99. You can download it from the Google Play Store and start your alien adventure today.

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