I didn't get to bed until after 6am this morning (baby sitting our mourning dwarf rabbit) and slept through until 3pm.

I did install and play the game for about 30 minutes (not enough time to get enough information to write a review), but I will say, this is an excellent hidden object game, with lots of puzzles to solve that are original and entertaining. I found the game very immersive and despite not really liking HOG's, actually loved playing this one and will be exploring it further over the coming weeks. The Fog: Trap for Moths should keep you entertained for many hours. My advice download and install it now.

Even though we have got this from MyPlayCity (MPC), it's not actually available from the site directly. I've posted a link to the Virus Total security scan, which found two hits (almost certainly false positives), but 60 other anti malware suites found the game clean. Bear in mind the scan was performed on a zipped copy of the installed game. The two hits are probably picking up the low level adware that all games from free game sites like MPC include. They do not inject any malware onto your system. I've been installing MPC games for years and have never had any security issues with them.

The Fog: Trap for Moths :

In Brief:
The Fog: Trap for Moths was given away on December 30, 2018 where it received a positive 94% from 32 votes with 32 comments which you can see HERE.

You can also read Steam community comments/reviews about the game HERE

There are a few videos of game play available HERE, HERE, HERE and HERE.

Introduction:
A cloaked figure drags road spikes across a dark highway, causing a mother to crash. When she regains consciousness, her young daughter is gone from the seat beside her. As the mother searches the adjoining woods, she comes to an abandoned house containing evidence of a mysterious tragedy that struck the family that lived there, and details about a strange fog that crept out of a nearby military base.

What macabre threads tie these seemingly unrelated events into a single, terrifying story? To find out, play The Fog, a captivating hidden object game with more than a few surprises lurking along its misty paths. As you search the blood-smeared corridors of an empty hospital and the decayed remnants of a demolished military base, you'll search for useful items, solve cleverly designed puzzles, and play mini-games unlike any you have encountered. When fear threatens to overcome you, and you want to turn back, remember: the answer to the mystery lies within the haze.

Key features:

• Captivating storyline
• Mind-blowing cinematics
• Challenging HOG scenes
• Cleverly designed puzzles
• Atmospheric locations

Reference accessed HERE 10th September 2021.

The Game:
I'll add some information when I've had time to play the game. The last time this was given away I'd had one of my Steam accounts hacked and to be sure there wasn't any key loggers on my computer, I decided to format and then reinstall Windows; so, never got around to posting a review, or for that matter getting the game. Unfortunately it's not available directly from MyPlayCity (MPC) at the moment; though the MPC version will be available via this site later today. Because of this I wasn't able to prepare a review beforehand.

The following is a very short review of the game from the 'How Long To Beat' web site:

Tough to rate. It's got a ton of hidden object scenes and some puzzles I've not seen before but the story's a bit of a mess. The main problem is there are just so many rooms but the map is useless. It indicates rooms with objectives but the rooms aren't labelled and there's no fast travel. You end up just using the hint button to find the next room you need. It's got a lot of content to it though and I'm pretty sure I got it for free so a lot of bang for no buck.

Reference accessed HERE 10th September 2021

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Notes on Security
I scanned a zipped copy of the installed game and it found two hits (Zillya & Zoner) from 62 antimalware engines. These are insignificant and are the same ones that always seem to crop up with these games. The downloaded executable may include some low level adware that only opens your browser to Falcoware's home page after the game has installed and places four shortcuts onto your desktop (which can be safely deleted once the game has installed). The installation does not inject any malware into your system. When your browser is opened to Falcoware's home page when the game has been installed, it earns Falcoware games some money, part of which is given to the developer of the game for allowing the game to be given away free. You can see the results of the scan via the following link:

https://www.virustotal.com/gui/file/a4ad82401d0a70182b332552c52f342ff38a7a8c29a05afa335bcaf300bf3d26