What Clutter Fans Play Next: 8 Search Games for Clutter Lovers
Clutter fans know the feeling: a mountain of overlapping junk, a list of pairs to find, and that little rush every time you pull one out and three more slide into view. If you have worked your way through the Clutter series and want more of that, here is what other Clutter players on GameFools buy next.
We started with three years of our own orders and kept the eight games Clutter fans pick most. The first one may surprise you.
1. Ki11er Clutter
The game Clutter fans buy most is a Clutter game, and plenty of fans miss it because of the spelling. Ki11er Clutter packs more than 1,700 puzzles, a 144-level Main Quest, and the series favorites: Sliders, Square Jigsaws, Box Quotes, Dancing Doughnuts and White Cubes, plus over 100 picture and quote puzzles.
If you have played the numbered Clutter games and wondered why your collection felt incomplete, this is the one. For more on the newest entry, see our Clutter 19 review.
2. Lots of Things
Lots of Things is the next most popular pick, and it is easy to see why. Its Layers mode has you peeling back levels of a busy scene to find what is hidden underneath, which feels a lot like digging through a Clutter pile. Locations run from a farm and a sweet shop to a medieval castle, and you can choose whether to start each level with the mini-games or jump straight into the search.
3. Lots of Things 2: Travel and Search
More of the same, in more places. Lots of Things 2 takes the Layers mode around the world, from a quiet library and a cozy apartment to the Great Wall of China and the open savannah.
4. Amazing Weekend: Search and Relax
The name says it all. Amazing Weekend: Search and Relax sends you to country houses, festivals, cafés and the great outdoors, with a mix of search styles and mini-games along the way. It is the gentlest game on this list, a good one for winding down after a tough Clutter puzzle.
5. Family Roadshow: Hidden Adventures
In Family Roadshow: Hidden Adventures you are a contestant on a travel TV show, collecting hidden souvenirs across 30 locations from Hawaii to South Korea. Clutter has always had a game-show sense of fun, and this one leans right into it.
6. Travel to England
For players who like a big number to chase. Travel to England hides more than 1,000 objects across over ten English cities, from London to Bath, with four game modes and bonus turtles tucked into the scenes for sharp-eyed players.
7. Flip Words 2
The wildcard, and it makes perfect sense if Box Quotes are your favorite Clutter puzzle. Flip Words 2 has you clicking letters to make words and solve hidden phrases, with three play modes and a built-in editor for making your own puzzles.
8. Sweet Home: Look and Find
Clutter players love the whole Sweet Home series. Sweet Home: Look and Find mixes hidden object scenes with mini-games and lets you decorate a room of your own with what you earn. It runs six games deep, so if it clicks, you are set for a while.
How These Compare to Clutter
Clutter is about piles: things on top of things, and the satisfaction of clearing them. Ki11er Clutter gives you exactly that. Lots of Things and its sequel come closest outside the series, thanks to the Layers mode. Travel to England and Family Roadshow switch to classic find-the-list scenes with a travel theme, Amazing Weekend and Sweet Home slow everything down, and Flip Words 2 swaps objects for letters. If you want the closest match, go Ki11er Clutter, then Lots of Things. If you want a change of pace, try Amazing Weekend.
Where to Start
Every game here has a free trial. New to the series? Our Clutter tips and tricks will help you get faster. And for more, browse all hidden object games for PC.
