This game starts when Grace heads off to Paris visiting her friend Chloe. They
go to the Louvre, and trouble comes knocking: some thieves manage to break
into the museum and steal the priceless Mona Lisa, but to make matters worse,
they take Chloe hostage while doing it. A desperate Grace then joins forces
with an Interpol agent in order to find her friend, and the adventure will
take her across famous museums situated in some of the most recognizable euro-
capitals.

Grace’s Quest: To Catch An Art Thief is a mostly traditional hidden object
game transporting you from scene to scene while finding objects and playing
mini-games. Gameplay is supported by brief animated cut scenes which unfurl
the story as you go. The hidden object sequences are pretty standard, giving
you a list of objects that need be found in order to proceed. One discovery
leads to another, and this list continues to grow as your findings do,
frequently adding additional items to find just as you hear the level’s swan
songs.

Adding to the hidden object sequences, Grace’s Quest also emphasizes puzzle
and mini-game moments. There is at least one for each section, and, often
enough, several. Some mini-games require nothing but a few clicks to pop a
balloon or cut through rope, while others have more depth to them, such as
employing an x-ray scanner to go through bags or searching for fingerprints
with a magnifying glass. All of these can be skipped if you wish though, but
you need to wait a while before you give in.

Grace’s Quest: To Catch An Art Thief