At the Oscars

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Description

The Oscars are still believed to be the most important event for the film industry. Every year the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences chooses best movies for the past year, recognizing excellence in cinematic achievements in the United States film industry in general, divided into 24 categories. The game At the Oscars belongs to the categories Hidden Objects, HTML5 and has been played 150874 times. It has a score of 87 and it has received 224 yes and 33 no. In the same categories you can find the games The 8th of March and Symbols of Eternity which we think you should try.


Instructions: Use your mouse to play this game.
1 PlayerMobile GamesHidden ObjectsPuzzleHTML5
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At the Oscars takes its theme from the biggest night in film. Each year the Academy picks the finest films in 24 award categories, and that night is the backdrop here. The play itself is a hidden object hunt, so expect to search busy scenes for items. It belongs to our Hidden Objects category.

Movie fans get a themed backdrop for a classic search game, playable by click or by tap.

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Hunting for items

Every scene hides a set of objects. Check which ones you need, then comb the picture and select each one when you spot it, by mouse or by tap. Careful searching beats guessing, and the film awards setting gives each scene plenty of detail to sift through.

Find itemsMouse
Phones and tabletsTap the screen
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Search tips

  • Follow a fixed path across the scene, left to right, so no spot is skipped.
  • Focus on outlines, objects often hide by matching the colors around them.
  • If one item refuses to show up, look for the others first and return to it later.
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Game details

Platforms
Desktop, Mobile, Tablet
Categories
1 Player, Mobile Games, Hidden Objects, Puzzle, HTML5
Rating
87.16% (257 votes)
Times played
150.874
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Frequently asked questions

What is At the Oscars?

An object search game with a film awards theme.

Does At the Oscars work on a phone?

Yes. You can search the scenes with a tap as well as with the mouse.