Mystic Object Hunt

Fifteen levels, each set in a different ruin or dim chamber, make up the whole game. The ancient-adventure dressing — crumbling walls, low light, scattered artifacts — is mostly atmosphere; underneath it, it's a straightforward find-the-item game where the challenge comes from busy scenery rather than any twist on the format. Later levels hide objects in shadow and behind foreground clutter, so a second look often turns up what you missed the first time. Nothing about the checklist changes from level to level, but the settings themselves do, which keeps the hunt from feeling repetitive even after several stages in a row. It's a good fit if you want the genre without extra mechanics layered on top.