Can you imagine time traveling back to the 80's and then finding that you cannot get back? Well, that is just what has happened to Jesse Bennett in Flux Family Secrets: The Rabbit Hole. If you played the first of the Flux Family series, you will see that The Rabbit Hole continues the story precisely where "The Ripple Effect" ended.

You'll travel even deeper into the past as Jesse must go back and make amends for events she initiated by her previous time-traveling ventures. She will have some help of course. I mean, who can remember what happened in the 80's? Well, if we could talk to ourselves as we existed back then, we just might be able to put the pieces together, which is exactly what happens here as Jesse is accompanied by none other than her young "self." Also, with a little self help, she locates her grandfather and he plays an important role in helping her return to where she belongs.

Along the time traveling journey, Jesse sets out to assure that events occur as they should, right down to the actions of a few important and famous former presidents. Throughout the 12 chapters you be completing two different types of hidden item objectives. One will involve locating parts or fragments of objects to be combined in order to advance, and others are your traditional hidden object scenes. You will also encounter some clever and amusing mini puzzle games, which are definitely worthwhile, but you may skip them if you wish.

You will enjoy exploring the lavishly illustrated environments (in HD if your system is up to it). Flux Family Secrets: The Rabbit Hole certainly went all out in the "aesthetically pleasing" department. The scenes are simply stunning to the eye and keep you wanting more right to the end. This game is an absolute must for all hidden object adventure lovers.

• Time traveling back to the 80's
• HD-quality illustrated environments
• Get more exclusive extras with the Collector's Edition
• Get the Strategy Guide!