The Secret Order 7: Shadow Breach

I went in expecting a chill hidden object romp, and that's mostly what The Secret Order 7 delivers. You're hunting down supernatural artifacts as a secret agent, clicking through richly detailed scenes to find objects and solve simple logic puzzles. The pixel-hunting is competent enough to pass a lazy afternoon, and the story about combating dark forces has some charm, even if the writing doesn't elevate beyond Saturday morning cartoon dialogue. The real issue is pacing. Between the slow reveal of hidden objects and the backtracking between scenes, momentum flatlines fast. There's no difficulty slider, so if you're stuck on a puzzle, you're just waiting for a hint timer. It's harmless if you go in expecting a casual checkpoint game, but don't expect the narrative to surprise you or the puzzles to challenge your brain much. Fine for completionists who collect trading cards on every platform; skip it if you want anything resembling tension.

Alex · Scout Team

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