Casual games with the fewest HO's.

What are some casual games that have the fewest HO's. it bothers my eyes looking for them. I have played the Drawn games, Dream Chronicles and Awakening which were good especially Drawn. I'm playing them on an iPad.

One way to check is to scroll through the blog walkthroughs on BigFish. YOu can see how many HOS there are.

Ana

Nightmare Adventures: The Witch's Prison has no hidden object scenes (well, actually there is a total of one, and it's humorous). I'm not sure which Awakening game you played, but Awakening: Moonfell Wood is more puzzle oriented.

Death at Fairing Point: A Dana Knightstone Novel also has very few HO scenes.

If you like puzzles, I recommend Azada for the iPad -- one of the classic puzzle favorites that never grows old!

The Chronicles of Shakespeare: Romeo & Juliet does not have any.

Ana

Here are some others with few or no HO screens. I'm not sure which are available on IPad, though.

Azada in Libro
Escape from Frankenstein's Castle
Midnight Mysteries: Salem Witch Trials
Empress of the Deep: Darkest Secret
Royal Trouble
Mortimer Beckett and the Lost King
Guardians of Magic: Amanda's Awakening
Age of Enigma: The Sixth Ghost
Phantasmat (you can choose to do a match-3 game INSTEAD of the HO screens -- my experience, though, is that the match-3 game is the more difficult of the two options)
Puzzle Bots
James Patternson Women's Murder Club: A Darker Shade of Grey
Spirit Soup: The Queensbury Curse
The Pahelika series
The Nancy Drew Dossier series (this has matching objects instead of HO screens, though you are still looking for lots of objects)
The Fall Trilogy series
The Nelson Tethers series
The Blue Toad Murder Files

Thanks so much for the suggestions!!

I hope you find some more games you like, Marji.