12 Hour Museum

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    12 Hour Museum came out when finding anomaly games were extra popular. Normally, I don't care for "find the anomaly" games, but this one caught my interest, as I love museums. You play as an unnamed male, who was knocked out in an accident. He wakes up in this museum and everything seems normal, until nightfall. 

    The goal is to survive the night by finding the anomaly each hour. You must find the anomaly before time runs out, and find 12 in a row or else you restart the count. There are a total of 45 different anomalies in the game, some being harder to find than others. My favorite ones to find were the ones that changed the paintings. 

    The game consists of 7 different endings, which are affected by the way you play. Once you find all endings and all 45 anomalies, an extra mode is unlocked and adds 54 additional anomalies. The first playthrough takes about 30 minutes on average, but once you get extras and work on clearing everything, it can take from 4-7 hours.

    Available on STEAM for the low price of $2.99, I highly recommend this to anyone who enjoys "find the anomaly" games. It can be challenging, but it also is a ton of fun! Finding all the anomalies is cool, since you get to see the wide variety the dev came up with for them, but it's also fun to see if you can obtain all 9 achievements. If you like a challenge, I highly recommend you try 12 Hour Museum!
    

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