Games Similar to Lost Souls: Enchanted Paintings

Hi guys

The Per (4 yrs old) and I played our way through this one and he love love loved it.

I've downloaded other games looking for something of similar difficulty and that would hold his interest but so far have not been successful.

Ideas, anyone?

I can't think of another game that's all that similar to Lost Souls, unfortunately. Two HOGs I can think of that children might enjoy are 1 Penguin 100 Cases and Halloween: Trick or Treat (although Halloween has now come and gone). Gotcha: Celebrity Secrets is a lot like the "Where's Waldo" book concept; that might be worth a try.

If I can come up with any better ideas, I will post. Hopefully others will be able to offer more suggestions.

Per sounds very intelligent.

Check out the ff:

Sarah Maribu and the Lost World
Golden Trails: The New Western Rush (warning: guns)
Snark Busters: Welcome to the Club
Seawise Chronicles: Untamed Legacy
Mortimer Beckett series
Avenue Flo series
Anka

These all have a bright, colorful art style that might appeal to younger kids, and the HO lists are mostly in the form of pictures rather than words. You can trial the first hour to see if you like them.

Thanks Marian, the Per is a smart fella. He likes to click things, and has been known to move my hand off the mouse so he can "show me." He really loves pipe puzzes.

Thanks DanceWarrior, I'll take a look at those.

Good suggestions, DanceWarrior! Thank you.

Have you tried The Witch's Prison, Timeless: The Forgotten Town, or any of the Drawn series (The Painted Tower, Dark Flight, or Trail of Shadows)?

Jenny, I think the Drawn series, while beautiful, are too hard for him, but I will check out the others. Thanks...

l4l, have you checked out Midnight Synergy's Adventures in Wonderland? I can't remember how old Per is but I played a little of the demo and it look as if a young child could handle it without any problem as long as you're there to read the instructions as they come up on signs. It's cute. And he gets to make decisions for himself.

Gil.

Thanks traveler, I haven't looked at it but I will. I'm working on the books today and he is restlessly asking me when I'll be done so we can play a game.