This is a recommendation, with caveats, for FINDit, a 3D hidden object game. The most serious problem when the game first appeared caused it to gobble up graphical resources until a crash, both of FINDit and of Steam itself, occurred. To the credit of the developers this has now been corrected and an FPS limit system implemented.

The mechanics of FINDit are that you can use the mouse to rotate around the current view point, to move the view point around the scene, and to zoom into/out from the view point. What can't be changed is the elevated angle of viewing e.g. you can't lower the angle to look under something. There is also a button which re-centres the view point to be at the middle of the scene (it is very easy to drift to the edges when moving and rotating the view point).

The base game is free, with 10 levels to play, none of which are particularly large 3D scenes or have many objects to find, but even such small scenes can be challenging as some objects may only be visible from one very narrow angle. Beyond the free levels, there are currently two DLCs to buy, each of five more "bonus" scenes. By far the largest and most difficult to search scene is the 5th level of the first DLC; I spent a very long time before I could eventually find the last thin object in the scene of buildings surrounded by woodland (the difficulty exacerbated by not being able to change the elevated angle of viewing). Personally I found the 3D scenes attractive graphically, though as others have mentioned the underlying theme for some of the hidden objects seems to be organised crime or terrorism!

There are achievements, some related to completing each level (so the DLCs have to be bought to get some of these), others related to the total number of objects found and the total time spent in the game. I am not a great fan of endurance achievements especially when there isn't enough content in the game to get anywhere close to them without repeating the same levels many, many times. Once the "graphical crashes" problem was fixed it was possible to get the longer "total time spent" achievements (25, 50, 75 and 100 hours!) by just having the game idling in the background. The game menu implies that the base game will have more levels added in the future but whether these will be charged for (like the DLCs) or be free isn't clear.

It's not bad... it's just... not great I guess...
It's a bit clunky, not quite charming enough to pull it off. Camera controls are a bit awkward as others have mentioned.
The "Play 10 hours" achievement... that's a bit cheeky given how only Chapter 1 is available, with 10 levels to complete, C7 is still bugged as someone else mentioned. Although you can play the same ten level over and over, to get more of the achievements without having to buy the DLC, it is a bit much to have so many behind the DLC; it doesn't feel great. I can't really down vote it, it's a free game, I could have checked what sort of achievements were included before playing, but I'd give it a Mixed recommendation if I had the option.

I'm a hidden object pro having played probably over 100 titles by Big Fish and other publishers starting in my teens. I found there being no hint system to be extremely strange even if there are only a few items to find each level and that all levels weren't just all unlocked. I didn't even know there was a rotate feature for a while and it's hard to execute without a lot of difficulty.