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June's Journey is a mobile hidden-object adventure game developed by Berlin-based studio Wooga and released in 2017. Set during the 1920s, it follows amateur detective June Parker as she investigates family secrets and searches for clues connected to her sister's murder. Players examine illustrated...
Why this score
Massive longevity, polished scenes, engaging episodic mystery, and broad user popularity, tempered by aggressive monetization and energy restrictions.
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June's Journey: Hidden Object Mystery is a narrative hidden-object puzzle game developed by the German studio Wooga and released in 2017. Set during the 1920s, it follows June Parker as she investigates a family mystery and related crimes by examining illustrated scenes for specified objects. The ga...
Why this score
Massively popular mobile hidden object game, high engagement and polish despite free to play grind complaints.
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Pearl’s Peril is a hidden-object adventure game developed by Wooga and first released in 2013. Players follow Pearl Wallace, an aviator and investigator, through a mystery set in the early twentieth-century world of travel, romance, and adventure, while searching illustrated scenes for objects and a...
Diamond Dash is a casual tile-matching arcade game developed by Wooga and released in 2011 for web browsers and mobile devices. The gameplay revolves around a rapid-fire, 60-second timer where players must click on groups of three or more adjacent matching gems to clear them from the board. Original...
Jelly Splash is a mobile puzzle game developed by the German studio Wooga and released in 2013. Players connect adjacent jelly characters of the same color in chains, with longer connections producing stronger effects and helping complete level-specific objectives. Its design belongs to the link-mat...
Bubble Island is an arcade-style bubble-shooter puzzle game developed by Wooga and released for mobile devices in 2012. Its central activity is aiming and firing bubbles to create matches and clear the play area, following the conventions of the bubble-shooter format. The game was also connected wit...
Agent Alice is a mobile hidden-object adventure game developed by Wooga and released in 2015 for iOS and Android. Players follow Special Agent Alice Wallace through episodic cases, searching illustrated scenes for objects and completing related puzzles as the story advances. Its combination of inves...
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Mobile episodic hidden object game had visibility, but closure and routine design limit lasting reputation.
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Bubble Island 2 is a physics-based bubble-shooter puzzle game developed by the Berlin studio Wooga and released in 2016. It is a sequel to Bubble Island and uses the familiar task of launching bubbles to form matching groups and clear play areas, while its physics model affects how shots travel and...
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Colorful physics-based stages and accessible bubble shooting earned casual approval, while free-to-play restrictions and repetitive design weakened long-term ratings.
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Futurama: Game of Drones is a mobile puzzle game based on the animated science-fiction television series Futurama. It was developed by Wooga and uses a match-four format in which players combine groups of matching drones. The game adapts the series' characters and setting to delivery-themed levels,...
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June's Journey currently leads the Wooga results with a displayed score of 8.21/10. This is an editorial ranking result for the items included on this page, not a universal verdict for every use case.
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