Ogre Pixel, the indie studio renowned for its charming, character-driven games, is celebrating the release of its latest title, Hidden Around the World, now available on the Nintendo Switch.
This hidden-object adventure brings players on a global journey through meticulously hand-drawn cityscapes, blending relaxing gameplay with creative features that newcomers and genre fans alike will appreciate. In Hidden Around the World, players accompany Laly, an eager apprentice photographer, and her whimsical fairy companion, Coronya.
Together, they visit landmark cities such as Paris, Tokyo, New York, Venice, and Mexico City.
Each location is lovingly illustrated with intricate details for players to explore, offering an authentic slice-of-life feel to every bustling street and tranquil park. The core experience encourages players to explore each city at their own leisure.
By searching for cleverly hidden objects and snapping photos to recreate cozy moments, players are able to fully soak in the ambiance of every scene.
Interactive elements allow objects to be moved, secret corners to be uncovered, and even dogs to be petted, adding delightful touches to the classic hidden-object formula.
As players document their journey by recreating photographed moments, they accumulate coins and rewards, which are used to redeem tickets for the Gacha machine and to purchase unique decorative items for customizing their own city hub. In a statement coinciding with the launch, Ogre Pixel highlighted the game’s unique fusion of search-and-find gameplay with interactive mechanics, designed to offer a relaxing yet engaging experience for all ages.
The studio emphasized the replayability factor, pointing out that the core narrative offers around four hours of gameplay, with additional hours available for those who seek out every hidden secret and completionist reward. Hidden Around the World also debuts an innovative Sandbox Mode, granting creative players the tools to construct and share their own levels.
Whether populating a quiet park with furry friends, placing boutique shops along city streets, or decorating a picturesque plaza, players can bring their own urban visions to life.
Levels can be shared locally or online, while the in-game community continues to expand with each new creation. Among its many features, the game includes visits to 12 beautifully rendered international cities, a robust reward system for uncovering secrets and collectibles, and seamless opportunities for social sharing.
Each element is designed to emphasize relaxation, creativity, and the simple joy of discovery—qualities that have become hallmarks of Ogre Pixel’s approach to game development. Hidden Around the World is available now through the Nintendo eShop for Nintendo Switch.
For fans of the hidden-object genre and cozy games, this launch marks another outstanding indie addition to the platform’s thriving library.
With its combination of detailed artwork, engaging mechanics, and community-driven content, it stands as a testament to Ogre Pixel’s growing achievements in the world of independent game development. For more updates and coverage on Nintendo Switch titles and indie releases, follow our Nintendo news section.
This hidden-object adventure brings players on a global journey through meticulously hand-drawn cityscapes, blending relaxing gameplay with creative features that newcomers and genre fans alike will appreciate. In Hidden Around the World, players accompany Laly, an eager apprentice photographer, and her whimsical fairy companion, Coronya.
Together, they visit landmark cities such as Paris, Tokyo, New York, Venice, and Mexico City.
Each location is lovingly illustrated with intricate details for players to explore, offering an authentic slice-of-life feel to every bustling street and tranquil park. The core experience encourages players to explore each city at their own leisure.
By searching for cleverly hidden objects and snapping photos to recreate cozy moments, players are able to fully soak in the ambiance of every scene.
Interactive elements allow objects to be moved, secret corners to be uncovered, and even dogs to be petted, adding delightful touches to the classic hidden-object formula.
As players document their journey by recreating photographed moments, they accumulate coins and rewards, which are used to redeem tickets for the Gacha machine and to purchase unique decorative items for customizing their own city hub. In a statement coinciding with the launch, Ogre Pixel highlighted the game’s unique fusion of search-and-find gameplay with interactive mechanics, designed to offer a relaxing yet engaging experience for all ages.
The studio emphasized the replayability factor, pointing out that the core narrative offers around four hours of gameplay, with additional hours available for those who seek out every hidden secret and completionist reward. Hidden Around the World also debuts an innovative Sandbox Mode, granting creative players the tools to construct and share their own levels.
Whether populating a quiet park with furry friends, placing boutique shops along city streets, or decorating a picturesque plaza, players can bring their own urban visions to life.
Levels can be shared locally or online, while the in-game community continues to expand with each new creation. Among its many features, the game includes visits to 12 beautifully rendered international cities, a robust reward system for uncovering secrets and collectibles, and seamless opportunities for social sharing.
Each element is designed to emphasize relaxation, creativity, and the simple joy of discovery—qualities that have become hallmarks of Ogre Pixel’s approach to game development. Hidden Around the World is available now through the Nintendo eShop for Nintendo Switch.
For fans of the hidden-object genre and cozy games, this launch marks another outstanding indie addition to the platform’s thriving library.
With its combination of detailed artwork, engaging mechanics, and community-driven content, it stands as a testament to Ogre Pixel’s growing achievements in the world of independent game development. For more updates and coverage on Nintendo Switch titles and indie releases, follow our Nintendo news section.
