Jetsetter

OS: Windows XP/Vista
CPU: 1.0 GHz or faster Processor
RAM: 512 MB
Hard Drive: 106 MB

Jetsetter review

Have you ever imagined yourself as a person running at the back and call of celebrities? Yes, we all know that they can make very odd and weird sounding request and as someone serving them what they want can be really demanding. They don’t even want to give you time to breathe and keep shooting requests at you which you need to fulfill at the earliest. Jetsetter does just the same for you because the theme of this game sums up the life of a person who will be serving celebrities.

Jetsetter is a game where you have to be at the service of wealthy clients and will have to perform what they say in lieu of some quick bucks. The task that you are asked to perform needs to be completed within a stipulated period of time. You can be asked to find out anything that the celebrities wish from grocery shopping to wedding rings. Now, you will always have to be on your toes and complete the assigned job within a very short period of time.

Since you will be at the service of rich and fussy celebrities so, you need to be very careful about what you give them i.e. always provide them with the best thing available at your disposal. But you always have the freedom of briefing the media about the secrets of a celebrity and the only price that you will have to pay will be your job.

Jetsetter classic and traditional pattern of hidden object games where dash of adventure will be surely missed. The playing modes of the game are of two types: Timed and Untimed. You can easily switch between the game modes and amazingly this is even possible in the middle of the game. There is a map that helps you to locate the celebrity clients who are in need of some help; this is the only way to get a job. The things that you need to find are displayed on the side of the screen.

The scenes are very well etched out and even the music is very engaging. The items seem to fit very well in to the scenes and there is a whole array of rooms that you can surf through. So, this aspect helps the game to become even more interesting. One of the things that really took me by surprise is the use of ‘jetsetter chips’ instead of ‘hints’. The jetsetter chips help you in a various was by either marking the object to find or crossing two items from the bottom of the list of items to find or even increasing the gameplay by 2 minutes (this happens only during a timed mode) etc.

Conclusion: From finding clues for cracking safes to playing mini games like roulette, Blackjack makes the game really interesting. The 3D effects used in the game are perfect and render the game with an unusual charm. There are some downsides of the game like the confusion on the object to click because during some scenes even clicking on the right object is treated as a wrong click. This is primarily because there are either two objects with a similar name or some other technical differences. This can frustrate the players to a certain extent. Overall this classic hidden object game is good and you can play this without the usual pressure of quick performance.