Tibetan Quest: Beyond the World's End is a hidden object game made by Artifex Mundi, developers of Enigmatis and Grim Legends. It has you receive a letter from your niece, Larisa, who went missing in a snowstorm during an archaeological trip to Tibet. You set off to rescue her, and then things get interesting...

Mystery And Omens

In Tibetan Quest, the controls are a very basic, point-and-click affair. The interface offers a few other options for dealing with your problems, but otherwise it's down to the sharpness of your eyes. The story, however, presents a variety of strange threats drawn tentatively from myths of Shangri-La. These aren't always accurate to real Tibetan myth, but they're still fun enough.

A Fun Game, A Fun Diversion

Tibetan Quest: Beyond the World's End is a hidden object game with depth. That means it provides entertainment for a player who sits down and plays it full-time, and it also provides entertainment for a player who throws it on their tablet and uses it to pass the time riding the train or the bus. If you enjoy hidden object games, this one is worth picking up. For newer players, another hidden object game might be easier, though this one is still worthwhile.