Photo Hunt in Hawaii
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Photo Hunt in Hawaii is a challenging seek-and-find game that takes you on location to the Hawaiian Islands. Each round starts with a set of 9 photo assignments chosen at random. You navigate the islands, exploring live-action scenes in search of your assignments. When you find one, snap a photo and drag it to the correct slot on the game board.
Each matching snapshot gets you quick cash, a spin of the Big Wheel, and a shot at score-boosting trivia about the history, culture, wildlife, and funny quirks of Hawaii. High scores are posted to the Worldwide Scoreboard.
Product Features
- A fun way to learn about Hawaiian history, culture, and wildlife
- Live-action scenes with photorealistic settings
- Seek-and-find game play
- Hundreds of trivia questions
- Engaging for adults as well as for kids
- Worldwide scoreboard with monthly competition for the top players
- An appealing game that CNET calls "visually striking"
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