I thought it wasnt a bad game but after completing the first stage you have to pay for the next stages which is daft when you already paid for the game

More Challenging Than It First Appears At first glance, Hidden Through Time looks like a simple hidden-object game designed for a few relaxing hours of casual entertainment. While that description is technically

Very good hidden objects game. The base levels are very good. The DLC are all worth the purchase. And there is tons of additional online levels made by the community, with some amazing ones, even better than the ones

Hidden Through Time is basically “Where’s Waldo?” on steroids - and in multiple centuries. It’s simple, fun, and surprisingly tricky at times. Short version: explore, find hidden stuff, and feel smart while doing it.

This game is actually pretty good. The main game has a good amount and variety of levels, the levels themselves aren't too large, with a few exceptions. There's also a system where the game counts how many objectives

It’s a game that barely lasts five hours, even if you complete all the achievements, which require playing community-created maps. If approached as a relaxing experience, it ultimately turns into a rather hollow