Pearl's Peril: Hidden Objects review

Pearl's Peril suits players who mostly come for the story. You follow heiress and pilot Pearl Wallace from New York to Paris, Polynesia and Africa as she investigates her father's death, searching hundreds of hand-drawn scenes along the way. Between chapters you rebuild and decorate the family estate on Artemis Island, and a newer mode called Iris's Eyes asks you to match objects to their silhouettes. Wooga credits a team of named writers for the story, which shows in the steady plot. There are limits. The US App Store lists it for iPhone only, it is rated 18+, the listing says it may contain advertising, and some purchases include random items. Packs start at $1.99. It ranks fourth because it has fewer search modes and devices than the top three, not because the scenes fall short. We compared documented features and published prices.

Who it is for

Players who want a story-led mystery with classic hand-drawn scenes and home decorating.

Price

Free to play; packs start at $1.99 on the US App Store.

Explorer Sale Pack $1.99
Quoted from the vendor pricing page on November 11, 2026.

Key features

• Hundreds of hand-drawn hidden object scenes
• A mystery story set in the 1920s and 1930s
• Island estate to build and decorate
• Iris's Eyes mode for matching silhouettes
• International player community

Strengths and weaknesses

• Strength: A written story with a clear mystery to follow
• Strength: Silhouette matching adds a second way to play
• Strength: Decorating gives a goal between scenes
• Weakness: Listed for iPhone only on the US App Store
• Weakness: Rated 18+ and may contain advertising
• Weakness: Some purchases include random items

Key facts

• Age rating: 18+
• Devices: iPhone
• Languages: English and 14 more
• Requires: iOS 15.0 or later

Where it ranks

Pearl's Peril: Hidden Objects is No. 5 in our Best Free Hidden Object Games verdict.