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Löse als Detektiv knifflige Rätsel in den Goldenen Zwanzigern!
By Mei-Lin Chua
Contributing editor, apps and storefronts
June's Journey is a hidden object game with a story running through it. You play as June Parker, looking into a family scandal in the 1920s, and the case moves from lavish mansions to places further afield. The store rates it USK 12+, while the description says it is meant for players 18 and older.
The scenes are illustrated locations full of objects and clues to find. The developer puts the number at hundreds, and each chapter takes you to a new setting. The listing says there are no timers, so you can work through a scene at your own pace.
The build we hold is June's Journey: Hidden Objects 4.15.6 (APKS split bundle) for Android 7.0 and up.
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Most of the game is search-and-find: you look over a scene for listed items and hidden clues. Between those, the puzzles include logic brainteasers that move the story forward. Clues you turn up feed into the plot, so each solved scene is also a step in the case.
Some scenes ask you to spot differences between two images, which the description lists as a separate challenge type.
Puzzles earn rewards that you spend on a private island, where you decorate and upgrade a luxurious estate. This is the game's building side, separate from the search work. Virtual items for the estate can also be bought with real money inside the game, and the listing says some of those purchases are random. Purchases can be turned off in your device's settings.
Detective Clubs connect you with other players. You can solve puzzles together, take on spot-the-difference challenges and climb the leaderboards, either alone or as part of a team. The social features need an internet connection, and the listing says the game may need one to play at all.
The description also says the game may show advertising.
The developer says new hidden object scenes, story twists and logic brainteasers arrive every week, so the set of puzzles keeps growing. Updates are described as part of the deal: if you choose not to update, the listing warns that some game experience and functions may be reduced.