Pearl's Peril - Hidden Objects

I'm up to chapter sixty and the game is getting too easy and boring and not as enjoyable as it used to be. The decorations are tiny too. And I have trouble clicking on the coins on my island. The "hidden" objects aren't hidden sometimes they're right in plain sight. I like games with a challenge.

09/02/2023 I’ve just been playing the butterflies part of the game and was at the end of a 5-picture sequence ready to start on a new picture when the game froze. I had 75 butterflies left, but after closing and opening the game again there were only 65 butterflies and the sequence had regressed requiring me to re-play several times in order to complete the sequence. Accordingly, I only had 25 butterflies left for the new picture. This kind of problem used to occur a lot some years ago when I first played but fortunately hasn’t happened for yonks. I hope you will restore my butterfly stock. By the way, I love Pearl’s Peril so much that I’m on my second play through of the game. It’s far and away my favourite game of the 8 I play daily. ____________________________________ I play both Pearl’s Peril and June’s Journey, both of which I thoroughly enjoy. It always interests me to see how different locations around the world are depicted and how accurate the details are. This is what my message is about - historical accuracy. I tried to find a more appropriate place to send this but to no avail hence resorting to using the ‘write a review’ option. I should qualify my remarks by saying obviously I don’t know whether historical and cultural accuracy is something you strive for and as such my comments are borne out of curiosity rather than a pedantic need to rant and rave and correct. What particularly piqued my interest was the locations set in Ireland because that’s where I grew up even though I no longer live there. The scene in Temple Bar in Dublin was especially engaging as Dublin is my home town. If the setting was contemporary it would have been sort of accurate but my understanding is that Pearl’s era is the 1920s in which case very little about the scene is correct. Temple Bar didn’t exist then, it is a very recent development ((it first appeared as a trendy area to hang out in the late 80s early 90s). What’s more alcohol wasn’t served outdoors then because it was illegal and that’s still the case today. And wine certainly wasn’t commonly drunk. If you asked for a glass of wine in a pub they’d have thought you were mad! Not forgetting the moose antlers! Not quite sure how they got put in there the moose being a denizen of North America and Canada! Also, the fire hydrants which appear in many of the countries visited in both games are of the American variety. The ones used in Ireland 100-years ago certainly weren’t like that nor are they now. It o

Keeps crashing, takes my tokens and won’t let me progress. I am glad I didn’t pay for it!

My earlier attempt was incomplete. I’m having trouble after reaching the section in Moscow. I have plenty of energy and coins but am unable to proceed without 75 more prestige points. How can I get more?

Unfortunately I can’t play this game anymore as it crashes when adds are shown. The different styles of games is great. But the rewards are so very difficult to get Achieving anything is slow and tiresome. This could be a fabulous game but it has become extremely frustrating sadly I’ve wasted money on it. Don’t even start playing

Completely addictive, just love it 😍

The screen can’t hold all of the chapter things I have to search for are out of the screen altogether Can any one tell me why

The game is great but I’m having issues with some functions not working and/or not working correctly. Also after I was advised to delete and reload my game my screen size is reduced making it extremely difficult to see some items in the search. . .

I have been playing PearlsPeril. for some months now and I personally get a lot of pleasure from the game

I can’t stay in the game for a split second I keep being thrown out for some reason the app is up to date I check for updates all the time...