Basic entry · NDS

Yard Sale Hidden Treasures: Sunnyville

Also known as Yard Sale Hidden Treasures: Sunnyville - A Hidden Object Game

Yard Sale Hidden Treasures: Sunnyville is a 2010 NDS, PC, Wii game by Slapdash Games.

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About the game

Yard Sale Hidden Treasures: Sunnyville is a hidden object game with a home improvement theme. Each stage starts in one of eight rooms of a house in need of interior decoration. The player has to find a list of objects on yard sales of the surrounding neighborhood. Some of the things found are repaired and added later to the room.

The yards have unique themes related to their owners. The scientist sells books and laboratory equipment, the vampire sells spiders and other ghoulish items, the clown yard has circus props, etc. The mini-games at the end of each stage are also synchronized to the neighbors personality. For example, the sailor asks the player to reassemble his treasure map.

Some of the items need repair before being placed in the room. This happens on a separate interactive screen, where the player needs to cut, clean, paint and assemble several objects with the mouse cursor.

Each room/stage starts with three hints, and extra ones can be collected by clicking on stars hidden on the screen.

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Facts

Platforms
NDS, PC, Wii
First released
2010-06
Developers
Slapdash Games
Publishers
Konami Digital Entertainment, Inc.
Genres
Puzzle, 3rd-person (Other), Hidden object

Releases

PlatformReleasedRegionsPublishers
PC2008-08-10——
NDS2010-06United StatesKonami Digital Entertainment, Inc.
Wii2010-06-14——

Barcodes

  • 0083717241683

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