AdventureFit check
Is Treasure Masters, Inc.: The Lost City worth it for you?
We tell you who should skip it, too.
Play it if you…
Good fit- Fans of classic hidden-object adventures who want puzzle challenges alongside item searches
- Players who prefer story-led contests involving recurring characters and rival treasure hunters
- Casual adventure players looking for a structured game across 28 locations
Skip it if you…
Saves you a refund- Players seeking combat, resource management, or open-ended exploration rather than searches and mini-games
- Those who need extensive replay variety may find a fixed 28-location adventure too limited
- Players uninterested in hidden-object puzzles and object-based challenges will hit the main progression systems immediately
Our take on Treasure Masters, Inc.: The Lost City
The bounce point arrives when progression shifts from locating hidden items to solving mini-games and manipulating objects through time travel. Players who want direct exploration or action may stop there, since the core loop depends on observation, puzzle solving, and character interactions.
What is Treasure Masters, Inc.: The Lost City?
Follow Gordon and Dick, two treasure hunters competing to locate the fabled Golden City for the Royal Treasure Masters Club.
Progress through 28 locations by finding concealed items, solving 14 mini-games, and interacting with colorful characters. The game includes time travel, along with mechanics for aging objects and returning them to their original state. A tutorial introduces the gameplay while play is underway. Its structure combines hidden-object searches with puzzle challenges and a race against rival treasure hunters.
How Treasure Masters, Inc.: The Lost City plays
- 01Object manipulation
- Time travel lets players age objects and return them to an earlier condition.
- 02Mini-game collection
- The adventure includes 14 separate mini-games alongside its location searches.
- 03Tutorial progression
- Gameplay instruction is introduced during the adventure rather than presented separately.
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Treasure Masters, Inc.: The Lost City: platforms & release
Is Treasure Masters, Inc.: The Lost City worth it?
It is worth it if: fans of classic hidden-object adventures who want puzzle challenges alongside item searches. Skip it if: players seeking combat, resource management, or open-ended exploration rather than searches and mini-games.
Where can I download Treasure Masters, Inc.: The Lost City?
Use the Download Now button on this page: it opens Treasure Masters, Inc.: The Lost City's store page, where you can choose how to get it.
What platforms is Treasure Masters, Inc.: The Lost City on?
Windows only.
