All levels 100% complete. With a similar approach to the rather excellent Hidden Folks, Hidden Through Time challenges players to locate sets of objects/people hidden within each of its 26 levels, viewed from overhead in miniature - if you've ever tried the Where's Wally? books, this is those in digital format. The use of colour graphics compared to Hidden Folks' monochrome gives it quite a different feel, but overall I don't find it to be quite as polished a game, lacking the interactivity and resulting personality often seen in Hidden Folks' scenes. However, considered in its own right, Hidden Through Time remains a well-made experience, with each the discovery of each item eliciting that crucial feeling of satisfaction, and only a handful of excessively well-hidden items.