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Elementary My Dear Majesty! is a casual hidden object adventure developed by Alawar Dreamdale and published by Alawar. It released on Steam on April 16, 2015 for Windows PC and macOS, and the publisher bills it as the first hidden object adventure built in 3D. Alawar is a long-running publisher of casual puzzle and hidden object games, and this title follows the studio's familiar style.
The story has a comic setup: the king's daughter has turned into a man-eating monster, and you must find a cure. Fail, and the king will have your head. The lighthearted tone runs through the whole adventure, with a cast of comical characters along the way.
Most of the game is about observation. You search 14 detailed locations for clues and hidden items, carry out tasks for the characters you meet, and use what you find to move the story forward. Sharp eyes matter more than speed, so it is easy to play at your own pace.
Along the way, more than 100 cunning puzzles break up the searching. Progress depends on careful looking and logical thinking rather than reflexes, which keeps the experience calm and approachable. Steam Trading Cards are included, and the game is available in more than a dozen languages.
Elementary My Dear Majesty! suits casual players, fans of hidden object games, and anyone who wants a light, humorous puzzle adventure to play in short, relaxing sessions on a modest PC or Mac.
Activation: Keys activate on Steam, which lists Windows and macOS support.
Editions: Steam lists no DLC, so a standard key gives you the complete game.
Before you buy, check the activation platform and region on each offer, then follow our guide on how to activate your CD key. For more details, see the Elementary My Dear Majesty! Steam page.
Casual hidden object adventure presented in 3D.
Comic fairy-tale story about curing a monstrous princess.
14 detailed locations to search for clues.
More than 100 puzzles to solve.
Tasks for a cast of comical characters.
Relaxed pace built on observation, not reflexes.
Steam Trading Cards support.
Low system requirements for Windows PC and macOS.
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